1 “... part deals with botulinum toxin. Besides a historic survey of the drug the reader is introduced...”

2 “... addiction research between care responsibility and basic research. Finally the historical development...”

3 “... agents.Following a historical account, exemplary case reports and the current status of FA genes...”

4 “... diseases. It begins with an overview on the historical background and the present issues in Japan. Further...”

5 “... in the clinical arena. The first part is devoted to historical notes and an outline of the evolution of different...”

6 “... worldwide and places an enormous burden on individuals and society. This book begins with a historical...”

7 “..., historical aspects as well as the modern use of both rigid and flexible instruments, the set-up of a...”

8 “... pathway, including Noonan, cardiofaciocutaneous, LEOPARD and Costello syndromes. A historical overview...”

9 “... on teledermatology. As well as presenting historical and technological aspects, the book also describes several...”

10 “... research (but not only), to the promising perspectives of gene therapy. Historical and technical aspects...”

11 “... of the vitreous body and summarize historical considerations to visualize its structure by optical coherence...”

12 “... in the field for a wide range of readers. They cover topics including a historical review, basic biological...”

13 “... and basic investigations. Moreover, historical HPMs and several membranes with special characteristics...”

14 “... historical, physiological and social perspective. The first part investigates the genetic, epigenetic...”

15 “... historical perspective of MODYs, and it also contains contributions which deal with the fundamental questions...”

16 “... such as the interesting historical overview to bone metabolism, molecular genetics of vitamin D and conclusions...”

17 “... historical overview of the development of IORT is followed by discussions of its biological, physical...”

18 “..., historians, pediatricians, internists, general practitioners, health care providers, scientists in industry...”

19 “... and historians...”