This comprehensive volume covers the study of disease in the human body, covering both general principles and specific disease states.
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In this landmark book, Buck and Ziegler provide a detailed overview of general pathology, covering all aspects of pathological processes in the human body. Written for medical professionals and students, this book is a cornerstone of modern medical education. This book is perfect for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of human anatomy and pathology.
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Auf insgesamt 28 Seiten erzählt Prof. Dr. h. c. Andreas Ziegler,die Geschichte des Elefanten Tuffi, der bei einer denkwürdigen Werbefahrt des Zirkus Althoff 1950 aus der Schwebebahn ausbrach und wohl behalten in der Wupper gelandet ist. Weil die mitfahrenden Journalisten vor lauter Schreck nahezu gelähmt waren, gibt es nicht ein einziges Foto des Ereignisses. Aber das ist auch nicht nötig, denn die bunten Bilder zur Geschichte liefert die Illustratorin Marguerita Eckel. Der Born-Verlag hat das Buch 1970 veröffentlicht. Es ist inzwischen in der 7. Auflage und in insgesamt 6 Sprachen erschienen: Englisch, Französisch, Polnisch, Spanisch und Türkisch.
