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Titre
Ersatzglieder Und Arbeitshilfen Für Kriegsbeschädigte Und Unfallverletzte (Prosthetic Limbs and Work Aids for War‑Disabled and Accident‑Injured Persons) Mit 1586 Textabbildungen
Auteur
Professor Dr. M. Borchardt, Professor Dr.-Ing. Konrad Hartmann, Dr. Leymann, Dr. Radike, Professor Dr.-Ing, Professor Dr. Schwiening
Langue
Allemand
Éditeur
Berlin: Julius Springer
Prix
€ 195,00(Excl. toute livraison)
Détails
1919, Good Condition: see notes, Hardcover Half-Leather Binding & Corners, German Text, 1121pp + 1586 Illustrations & Photo's
Plus d'informations
Flyleaves and title page creased.
Ink dedication on flyleaf.
Slight edge staining affecting approximately 50 pages near the middle of the volume
A foundational 1919 reference work on early modern prosthetics and rehabilitation engineering, produced in the immediate aftermath of the First World War. Created by leading German medical and technical experts, it documents the state‑of‑the‑art solutions developed for the unprecedented number of war‑injured soldiers. The volume is historically important for its detailed insight into the evolution of prosthetic design, occupational reintegration, and medical‑industrial collaboration in the early 20th century.
Contents Overview:
Comprehensive survey of prosthetic limbs for upper and lower extremities
Mechanical and engineering principles behind prosthetic construction
Work aids and adapted tools enabling disabled veterans to return to employment
Case studies and functional demonstrations
Detailed technical drawings and diagrams (1,586 illustrations)
Contributions from surgeons, engineers, and military medical authorities
Issued by the Reichs‑Anstalt and the Prussian War Ministry’s expert office for prosthetics
Ink dedication on flyleaf.
Slight edge staining affecting approximately 50 pages near the middle of the volume
A foundational 1919 reference work on early modern prosthetics and rehabilitation engineering, produced in the immediate aftermath of the First World War. Created by leading German medical and technical experts, it documents the state‑of‑the‑art solutions developed for the unprecedented number of war‑injured soldiers. The volume is historically important for its detailed insight into the evolution of prosthetic design, occupational reintegration, and medical‑industrial collaboration in the early 20th century.
Contents Overview:
Comprehensive survey of prosthetic limbs for upper and lower extremities
Mechanical and engineering principles behind prosthetic construction
Work aids and adapted tools enabling disabled veterans to return to employment
Case studies and functional demonstrations
Detailed technical drawings and diagrams (1,586 illustrations)
Contributions from surgeons, engineers, and military medical authorities
Issued by the Reichs‑Anstalt and the Prussian War Ministry’s expert office for prosthetics
