History of Physiology. Proceedings of the 28th International Congress of Physiological Sciences, Budapest, 1980

Content: 
ADVANCES IN PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
FOREWORD, Page v, J. Szentágothai
AN EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF PHYSIOLOGY, Pages ix-xvi, Chandler McC. Brooks
ON THE BEGINNINGS OF QUANTITATIVE THINKING IN MEDICINE (NICHOLAS OF CUSA AND THE IDIOT), Pages 1-7, Emil Schultheisz
THE RELATION OF CLINICAL TO NON-CLINICAL MEDICINE ACCORDING TO THOMAS SYDENHAM (1624–1689), Pages 9-21, Jeffrey Boss
THE HISTORY OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY, Pages 23-28, M. Fontaine
THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF COGNITIVE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY: THEORY AND MEASUREMENT, Pages 29-47, F.J. McGuigan
STUDY ON THE MEDICAL HERITAGE OF AVICENNA (IBN SINA), Pages 49-51, B.D. Petrov
STUDIES ON THE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE PIG FETUS AND PLACENTA: AN HISTORICAL REVIEW, Pages 53-60, Alastair A. Macdonald
PHYSIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS IN ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL INDIA, Pages 61-75, Ashis Sinha
JAN NEPOMUK CZERMAK IN HUNGARY, Pages 77-84, József Antall, Károly Kapronczay
A PHYSIOLOGIÁNAK RÖVID SOMMÁJA — A SHORT SUMMATION OF PHYSIOLOGY THE FIRST BOOK OF PHYSIOLOGY IN HUNGARIAN, Pages 85-87, Arisztid G.B. Kovách, Emil Schultheisz
NAME INDEX, Pages 205-208