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The history of the scientific description and conceptualisation of the condition named “hydrocephalus” goes back to Graeco-Roman antiquity. The present article provides an extensive examination of the ancient Greek and Latin texts on the topic, including the only extant medical papyrus dealing with it. A thorough investigation of these primary sources allows us to expand our knowledge of this disorder throughout history and how its nosological conception has varied over time.
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Hydrocephalus Graeco-roman medicine History of diseases Greek and latin medical literature Medical papyri Andreas Vesalius Neurosurgery
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Isabella bonati, Hydrocephalus in Context: A History from Graeco-Roman Sources, Early Science and Medicine, 27.4, 333-350
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Brill
