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Historical Bibliography Updated: July 14, 2026

Die physiologischen Leistungen des Blutdrucks.

Leipzig: S. Hirzel, 1865.

Ludwig’s inaugural address at Leipzig, in which he introduced the idea of keeping alive excised portions of organs by means of artificial circulation, or perfusion. He suggested that the blood-pressure had a stimulating effect on the vagus.

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Entry Number#778
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External URLdie-physiologischen-leistungen-des-blutdrucks

Geographic Context

Publication place: Leipzig