De Secretione Humorum E Sanguine Ex Solidorum Fabrica Praecipue & Humorum Indole Demonstrata...

De Secretione Humorum E Sanguine Ex Solidorum Fabrica Praecipue & Humorum Indole Demonstrata..., authored by Johannes de Gorter, is a significant work in the history of medicine. Written in Latin, this treatise delves into the theory of humoral secretion, examining the relationship between blood, bodily fluids, and the structure of solid organs. This historical text provides insights into the physiological concepts prevalent during the 18th century. For scholars of medical history and those interested in the evolution of physiological understanding, this work offers valuable primary source material. The book details the understanding of bodily functions and humoral theory, reflecting the medical knowledge of its time.

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