Haematologia, Sive Sanguinis Historia, Experimentis Passim Superstructa...

This book, written by Thomas Schwencke, a German physician and scientist in the 17th century, is a pioneering work in the field of hematology, or the study of blood. It includes detailed descriptions of the various components of blood, their functions, and their pathological manifestations, as well as numerous experiments and observations to support the author's findings. It is an important resource for medical historians and practitioners who deal with blood-related conditions.
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