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From "the ill Japanese modern history late Tokugawa period to the Heisei era," it is political history, the historian of the field of military history, writing of Ikuhiko Hata. I am hospitalized in 2004 and state that I was going to write history of medicine in Japan modern times with having read a lot of books about medicine at an interdisciplinary point of view. The episode concerning a disease and the medical study is written for the public. In 2011, it was published by Bungeishunju Ltd. Corporation.

Contents outline

• Chapter 1, Surgery of the dawn

The appendiceal excision operation was a rudimentary operation carried out flourishingly early in the Showa era from the Taisho era, but decreased by the spread of antibiotics in the 1980s. It was not so old at the time when an operation of appendicitis came to be performed as seen in having died of the peritonitis that Lieutenant General Masayuki Akiyama aggravated appendicitis in (1902) in 1912 of the Meiji period in Japan. A pioneer of the surgery of the Meiji is introduced from Edo period such as success and スクリバ and Seishu Hanaoka, Jundo Ikota of the first appendix deletion operation in Japan of 1899 of Tsugishige Kondo.

• Chapter 2, Beriberi debate and Ougai Mori

I started 140,000 patients due to the beriberi by the formula history of a war by the Japanese army supporting an epidemic theory of the beriberi by Russo-Japanese War, and having been particular about soldiers and rations unbalanced in to polished rice and started 6,000 dead people. Department of the Navy Medical Affairs Bureau vice-chief Kanehiro Takaki who performed Masanori Ogata and Ougai Mori, beriberi destruction in the navy that affected cause debate and that of beriberi is introduced.

• Chapter 3, Fight with the epidemic
  • The 1870s through the 1890s is the time when the discovery of various epidemic bacteria occurred successively. Modern medicine was introduced, and the Japanese medical scientist without the interval played an active part in this field, too. Shibasaburou Kitazato and Hideyo Noguchi are introduced, and damage of the plague fashion in Hong Kong of 1894 and the fashion in Japan of Kitasato and the Alexander L sun, evidence including Tanemichi Aoyama and the Spanish grippe at the end of 1910s concerned with discovery of the Pasteurella pestis is introduced.
• Chapter 4, Long war with tuberculosis
• Chapter 5, Mass death and malaria of war disease

Numerical value of mass war death from an illness of World War II of the Japanese military where does not have the trustworthy statistics is considered, and malaria measures or the blood transfusion strategy of U.S. forces are introduced.

• Chapter 6, Series of biographies of 狂聖

In 1918, I go mad during studying in the United States, and psychiatrical pioneer, Noboru Ishida who shot Dr. co-worker dead are introduced. It is accommodated by the Tokyo Prefectural Sugamo Hospital and Matsuzawa Hospital, and a life and the episode of the marsh overgrown with reeds general (marsh overgrown with reeds Kinjiro) who became famous for a newspaper at the time are introduced. Several celebrities with a history of the mental disorder are introduced, and a psychiatric test of Sadamichi Hirasawa who had the illness trace of a condition and Korsakoff's syndrome of Shumei Okawa is introduced slightly in detail.

• Chapter 7, Lung cancer and cigarette

The writer who is a smoker criticizes an action of the findings of Takeshi Hirayama who emphasized harm of the passive smoking and bizarrerie ブルントラント former Secretary-General of WHO critically.

Bibliography information

• It is Ikuhiko Hata (work) Bungeishunju Ltd. from "ill Japanese modern history - late Tokugawa period to the Heisei era": May, 2011 ISBN 9784163740508

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