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Fonds Médecine : monographies Med 000 Catalogue de la bibliothèque de l'Académie royale de médecine de Belgique, par ordre alphabétique et par ordre de matière / Académie royale de médecine de Belgique Med 1 Les bactéries anaérobies / A.R. Prévot Med 2 Pathology in gynecology and obtetrics / C. Gompel and S.G. Silverberg Med 3 Belgische geschiedenis : Samenvattingen, verklaringen, 20 historische kaarten tegenover den tekst. Lager onderwijs : 3de graad / Paul Schmets Med 4 Cursus in de geschiedenis : atlashandboek der geschiedenis van België / Joseph Halkin Med 5 Surgery of the cornea : vol.2. Keratectomies, conjunctivoplasties, lamellar keratoplasty, penetrating keratoplasty / par Joaquín Barraquer et Joaquín Rutllán Med 6 Traité de médicine : T.3-6 / publié sous la direction de Charcot, Bouchard et Brissaux Med 7 La puissance et la fragilité : Essai sur les métamorphoses de la médecine et de l'homme / Jean Hamburger Med 8 Introduction à la biomécanique / Karl Hainaut Med 9 Preserving our natural heritage. - 1. Federal activities - 2. States activites Med 10 Lehrbuch der pathologischen Mykologie / P. Baumgarten Med 11 Sull'urina : Nozioni e considerazioni cliniche / di Francesco Roncati Med 12 The mecanism of indirect fractures of the Skull / Charles W. Dulles Med 13 Pathologie des tumeurs / R. Virchow Med 14 Journal de médecine publié par la Société des Sciences médicales et naturelles de Bruxelles (voir B 139 R pour le lien à la collection !) - Études d'obstétrique pratique / Louis Hamon de Fresney Du forceps céphalotribe et de ses applications pratiques / Louis Hamon de Fresney - Considérations cliniques sur le cancer du rectum : Étiologie, diagnostic, thérapeutique. Observation d’extirpation totale et de caecotomie / Frédéric Quintin Med 15 Action des medicaments : Leçons de pharmacologie et de thérapeutique professées à l'hôpital Saint-Bartholomew / sir Lauder Brunton Med 16 Chroniques chirurgicales, ou Histoire des barbiers, chirurgiens, dentistes de Belgique et du Nord de la France / René Boisson Med 17 Drug addiction and the U.S. Public Health Service : proceedings of symposium commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Addiction Research Center at Lexington / edited by William R. Martin and Harris Isbell Med 18 Traité de systématique bactérienne / André-Romain Prévot Med 19 Molecular approches to Ecology Med 20 Pharmacodynamie et thérapeutique / André Simonart Med 21 New developments in electromyography and clinical neurophysiology / Editor John E. Desmedt Med 22 Boerhaave and his time : papers read at the international symposium in commemoration of the tercentenary of Boerhaave's Birth, Leiden, 15-6 november 1968 / Herman Boerhaave / edited by G.A. Lindeboom Med 23 Symposium on pharmaceutical enzymes and their assay. University of Ghent. May 24, 1968 / Editor : Romain Ruyssen Med 24 Fundamentals of biochemical pharmacology / editor Zénon Marcel Bacq Med 25 Radiological health : Preamble compilation / U.S. Department of health, education, and Welfare Med 26 Leçons d'anatomie pathologique générale / Pierre Dustin Med 27 Zur Pathologie und Therapie der Krankheiten des Hüftgelenks und ihrer Ausgänge / Johann Julius Buehring Med 28 Contribution à l’étude des foyers inflammatoires Juxta-Articulaires du genou / Pierre Hervy Med 29 Traité de radiographie médicale et scientifique : Cours libre professé à l’école pratique de la Faculté de Médecine de Paris, deuxième semestre de 1899-1987 / Foveau de Courmelles Med 30 Rare plants of the Ozark Plateau : a field identification guide / Beverly J. Roedner, David A. Hamilton, Keith E. Evans Med 31 Physiologie et hygiène des hommes livrés aux travaux de l’esprit ou Recherches sur le physique et le moral, les habitudes, les maladies et le régime des gens de lettres, artistes, savans, hommes d’état, jurisconsultes, administrateurs, etc. / Joseph-Henri Reveille-Parise Med 32 Études sur les eaux minérales de Mondorf, suivies d'un Coup d'oeil sur le traitement hydrothérapique / Ch. Marchal Med 33 Observations cliniques sur l’action des eaux de Mondorf employées isolément ou associées à l’hydrothérapie rationnelle / Ch. Marchal Med 34 De la galvanocaustique thermique / Eugène Boeckel Med 35 Sui principii elettrofisiologici che devono indirizzare gli usi medici della elettricità e sui metodi più acconci a giovarsene nelle singole malattie, studii di Giacinto Namias premiati dall'istituto Lombardo di scienze, lettere ed arti coll' incoraggiamento di fondazione Cagnola nel Maggio 1859 / Giacinto Namias Med 36a Essai d’une généralisation de la méthode sous-cutanée / Jules Guérin Med 36b Nouvel exposé de la méthode sous-cutanée / Jules Guérin Med 37 Extrait du dictionnaire encyclopédique des Sciences médicales : - Ophtalmie / Warlomon - Oeil / P.J. Nuel - Paralysie générale / Jules Christian et Antoine Ritti - De la Scarlatine / Albert Sanné - Fièvre typhoïde / Jules Arnould - Alun ; Antimoine ; Arsenic ; Astringents ; Bétel / de Savignac - Service de santé Naval / Alfred Leroy de Méricourt et B[omel]-R. - France : Climatologie / Jules Arnould - France : Pathologie / Jules Arnould - Champignons / Bertillon - Axillaires (vaisseaux) / Léon Le Fort - Belgique / Bertillon - Décès / Bertillon - Hygiène des écoles, ou hygiène des écoliers envisagée dans ses rapports immédiats avec le milieu scolaire / Alexandre Layet - Mariage / Bertillon - Recherches sur la carie des dents / Louis-Félix-Émile Magitot - Anévrysme / Léon Le Fort - Égouts. Égoutiers / Jules Arnould - Villes / Jules Arnould - Eau : Hygiène / Jules Arnould Med 38 L'Abatage des animaux de boucherie, étude comparée des diverses méthodes / J.-A. Dembo Med 39 De la réduction de la luxation du pouce en arrière / Camille-René-Pierre Thiau Med 40 Les ambulances de la presse : annexes du ministère de la Guerre pendant le siège et sous la Commune, 1870-1871 Med 41 Étude critique sur les rapports entre les maladies des yeux et celles des dents / A.F. Mathieu Med 42 Metodi analitici sul modo di riconoscere le frodi nei cibi bevande condimenti e nei piu usitati medicinali / Pietro Antonacci Med 43 Hydrographie médicale de Strasbourg et du département du Bas-Rhin / V. Stoeber et G. Tourdes Med 44 Die Thermen von Teplitz-Schönau und die gleichzeitige Antwendung der Electricität in den Exsudativen Krankheitsformen / Anton Eberle Med 45 Leçons de clinique chirurgicale professées à l’hopital Sainte-Eugénie de Lille / A. Faucon Med 46 Compte rendu du Service de Clinique Chirurgicale de M. le Baron H. Larrey : Semestre d’été 1856 / G. Gaujot Med 47 Des tumeurs blanches et de leur traitement / Ch. Ballu Med 48a Elemente de pharmacologie : Partea I. Pharmacia si arta de a formula / Z. Petrescu Med 48b Elemente de pharmacologie : Partea II. Materia medicala si therapeutica / Z. Petrescu Med 49 Leçons de pathologie comparée : Le progrès en médicine par l’expérimentation / H. Bouley Med 50 De la diminution de l’urée dans le cancer : Valeur séméiologique – Applications spéciales au cancer de l’estomac et aux tumeurs abdominales / Georges Rauzier Med 51 Précis de thermométrie clinique générale / Pedro Francisco Da Costa Alvarenga Med 52 De la température dans les maladies / C.-A. Wunderlich Med 53 Œuvres de Pierre Curie / Société française de Physique Med 54 Verslag over den paalworm / uitgegeven door de natuurkundige afdeeling der Koninklijke Akademie van wetenschappen Med 55 L’allaitement artificial et le biberon / Madeleine Brès Med 56 Des variétés rares de la hernie inguinale : Thèse présentée au concours pour l’agrégation (Section de Chirurgie et d’Accouchements) / H. Duret Med 57 Clinique chirurgicale : Mémoires de chirurgie et d'obstétrique / Francesco Rizzoli Med 58 La tumeur blanche du coude de l’enfant / Cyrille Claeys Med 59 Petit traité sur les hernies / Pierre Franco Med 60 Expression von retroviralen Vektoren in humanem Epithel / Marina Wilke Med 61 Repair mechanisms in mammalian cells Med 62 Bibliography of the Literature on the minor elements and their relation to plant and animal nutrition vol. 2-3-4 Med 63 Solid earth sciences library, 10 : Advences in Fission-Track Geochronology Med 64 Pour une politique de la santé / Par le G.E.R.M., Groupe d'étude pour une réforme de la médecine Med 65 Effects of ionizing radiation on the digestive system / Ivan Terentevic Kurcin Med 66 Zellforschung und Zellulartherapie / Herausgegeben von F. Schmid, und J. Stein Med 67 Fachbuch der Medizinischen hygiene : Desinfektion und Sterilisation in Klinik und Praxis / Bücklers L. Med 68 U.S. Naval flight surgeon's manual Med 69 Psychologie in Biologischer sicht / W.R. Hess Med 70 The infrared handbook [Texte imprimé] / ed. William L. Wolfe and George J. Zissis Med 71 La toxoplasmose et ses manifestations oculaires / Jules François Med 72 Biochimie et biologie moléculaire / Marcel Florkin, Ernest Schoffeniels Med 73 Analectes médicaux ou Recueil de faits qui ont rapport à l'art de guérir et qui se sont passés dans le ressort de la ville et du franc de Bruges / Isaac Joseph De Meyer Med 74 Comprehensive biochemistry / Edited by Marcel Florkin & Elmer Henry Stotz - Section I : Physico-chemical and organic aspects of biochemistry / Edited by Marcel Florkin & Elmer Henry Stotz 1 : 2 : Organic and physical chemistry / Myron L. Bender, Ronald Breslow and Wilfred D. 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    NEDERLAND’S PATRICIAAT 36e JAARGANG 1950 UITGAVE VAN HET CENTRAAL BUREAU VOOR GENEALOGIE NASSAULAAN 18, I.GRAVENHAGE PRIJS f 11.50 INHOUD Inleiding . 5 Genealogische gegevens der navolgende geslachten: Aberson . 7 Altes . 27 Banning . 36 Beijnen . 46 Borgesius . 60 Coolhaas-Koolhaas . 79 Craandijk . 91 Donker . 104 en 405 Fabius . , 128 de Gaay . 159 Gelpke . 167 von Hemert . 177 van Heyst . 136 Idenburg . 194 Janssens . 203 van Lansberge . 207 4 Blz. Mestingh ............ 218 Nortier ............. 224 Noyon ............. 236 Romswinckel ........... 243 Rooseboom ............ 254 Roijer ............. 274 Ruys .............. 266 van den Steen ........... 331 Vogelaar ............ 340 Vollgraff ............ 345 Warnsinck ............ 353 Willink ............. 368 Wisboom ............ 379 van Woelderen ........... 388 Aanvullingen en verbeteringen ......402 Lexicografisch register jrg. XXXVI (1950) ...407 Naamregister der geslachten opgenomen in de jaar- gangen 1 (1910)-XXXVI (1950) .....446 INLEIDING De omstandigheid, dat dit jaar tal van kleinere artike- len werden opgenomen, is oÖrzaak van het feit, dat het vóór U liggende jaarboek, het zes-en-dertigste deel van onze reeks, het sinds 1936 niet meer bereikte getal van 30 genealogieën bevat. Een 9-tal hiervan zijn herbewerkingen van vroeger in onze kolommen opgenomen genealogieën, t.w.: Aberson, Borgesius, Fabius, Janssens, Romswinckel, Rooseboom, Roijer, Ruys en Van Woelderen. Negen artikelen werden bewerkt naar bestaande, min of meer volledige publicaties. Het zijn: Banning (naar: J. A. W. Banning, Genealogie van het geslacht Banning, Groenlo, 1934), Coolhaas, Donker, Von Hemert en Van den Steen (naar: Vorsterman van Oyen, Stam- en Wapenboek, -C 1885), de Gaay (naar: Mr. B. de Gaay Fortman, Genealogie de Gaay Fortman, + 1930), Voge- laar (naar: De Navorscher 1935, blz. 49 e.v.), Warnsinck (naar: D.