Luigi Luciani - bibliography

Bibliography

• Vom vergleichenden organischen Pastizismus.
  Luciani’s first paper, presented to his teacher Giovanni Francheschi in 1864, when Luciani was a second year medical student.
• Dell' attività della diastole cardiaca
  [On the Activity of Cardiac Diastole]. Bologna, 1871-1874.
• Eine periodische Function des isolirten Froschherzens.
  [On the Periodic Function of the Isolated Frog Heart]
  Berichte über die Verhandlungen der königlichen sächsischen Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften zu Leipzig; mathematisch-physische Klasse, 1873, 25: 11.
• Delle oscillazioni della pressione intratoracica e intraaddominale.
  Archivo per le scienze mediche, 1877.
• Sulla patogenesi dell' epilessia.
  Rivista sperimentale di freniatria e di medicina legale in relazione con l'antropologia e le scienze giurdiche e sociali, Reggio Emilia, 1878 (1879?): 4: 617-646.
• Sui centri psicomotori corticali sui centri psicosensori corticali.
  With Augusto Tamburini.
  Rivista sperimentale di freniatria e di medicina legale in relazione con l'antropologia e le scienze giurdiche e sociali, Reggio Emilia, 1878-1879, 5: 1-76.
• Le localizzazioni funzionali del cervello. With G. Seppilli. Napoli, 1885.
  German translation by Moritz O. Fraenkel:
  
• Die Functions-Localization auf der Grosshirnrinde. Leipzig, 1886.
• Fisiologia del digiuno : studi sull’uomo. Firenze, Sucessori Le Monnier, 1889.
  German translation by Moritz O. Fraenkel:
  
• Das Hunger: Studien und Experimente am Menschen. With an introduction by Jacob Moleschott. Hamburg : Leopold Voss, 1890. 230 pages.
  Luciani distinguished three stages of starvation in man - hunger, physiological inanition, and pathological inanition.
• Il cervelletto. Nuovi studi di fisiologia normale e patologica.
  Firenze, Le Monnier, 1891.
  German translation by Moritz O. Fraenkel:
  
• Das Kleinhirn : neue Studien zur normalen und pathologischen Physiologie. Leipzig : Eduard Bosold (Arthur Georgi) 1893. 290 pages.
  Luciani succeeded in keeping dogs alive after total extirpation of the cerebellum, and initiated the modern study of cerebellar function.
• Fisiologia dell’uomo. 3 volumes. Milano, Società edit. libraria, 1901-1911.
  5th edition in 5 volumes, 1919-1921, translated into German, English, and Spanish.
  English translation by Francis Alice Welby, with a preface by John Newport Langley (1852-1925). Edited by Marie Camis, Gordon Morgan Holmes (1876-1965), and Marcus Seymour Pembrey (1868-1934):
  
• Human Physiology. London : Macmillan and co., 1911-1921.
  German edition by Silvestro Baglioni (1867-1957) and Hans Winterstein (1879-1963), with an introduction by Max Verworn (1862-1921):
  
• Physiologie des Menschen. 4 volumes, Jena : Fischer, 1905-1914.
• Human Physiology: Circulation and Respiration.
  Volume 1. London: Macmillan and Company, 1911:287–304.
• Obituary of Luigi Luciani. The British Medical Journal, London, 1919, 2:400–401.
• Cenni autobiografici [Autobiographical notes].
  Archivio di fisiologia, 1921: 19:319–349. Bibliography in Ergebnisse der Physiologie, 1920, 18: XIV.
• B. Zanobio, G. Porta:
  Luigi Luciani. In: Charles Coulston Gillispie, Editor in chief: Dictionary of Scientific Biographies, volume 8. Charles Scribner’s Sons. New York, 1973. Pages 535–536.
• W. B. Youmans:
  Luciani’s support of Cesalpius as discoverer of circulation of the blood.
  Pharos. 1997, 60: 16–20.