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• 2004The Reins of the Soul: The Centrality of the Intercostal Nerves to the Neurology of Thomas Willis and to Samuel Parker's Theology43 cited
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• 1981Perspective on the History of Oxygen and Life32 cited
• 2019The history of anatomical research of lymphatics — From the ancient times to the end of the European Renaissance31 cited
• 2009Physiology, physiomics, and biophysics: A matter of words22 cited
• 1979The Discovery of Gastric Acid20 cited
• 2018Kuhnian revolutions in neuroscience: the role of tool development19 cited
• 1941A survey of the growth of knowledge about certain parts of the foetal cardio-vascular apparatus, and about the foetal circulation, in Man and some other mammals. Part I: Galen to Harvey