Author: Jacobj, Carl [1857-1944]
Title: Die peripheren Wirkungen des Kokains und ihre Bedeutung für die Erklärung des Kokakauens der Indianer
Description: Berlin, F.C.W. Vogel, 1931. orig. wrappers. 23x16cm. Minor wear. Small chips to spine & cover. Good. ¶ Offered here is the entire issue of "Naunyn-Schmiedebergs Archiv für Experimentelle Pathologie und Pharmakologie", vol. 159, nr. 4 (1931) [ pagination runs 401-544], containing Jacobj's paper on cocaine [pages 495-515] + 10 other papers. [".. As a former student of Oswald Schmiedeberg, one of the most important teachers of the “new pharmacology”, he established pharmacology based on experimental science in Tuebingen. Jacobj’s publications mainly focus on pharmacology but they also deal with physiology, toxicology, physics and chemistry...He was especially interested in the construction of experimental setups and the “science of everyday life”. Jacobj worked on certain topics over a period of many years. These include for example the perfusion of living organisms, which are separated from the human body or the use of cocaine in therapeutical and military matters..." - abstract, Sabine Waldmann-Brun "Carl Jacobj - Leben und Werk"].

Keywords: Cocaine, Narcotics, Pharmacy, Toxicology, Narcotic Drugs, , , ,