From Ariadne’s Thread to the Labyrinth Itself — Nosology and the Infrastructure of Modern Medicine

Anne Kveim Lie · Jeremy A. Greene

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As medicine begins adopting the 11th revision of the International Classification of Diseases, tracing the history of disease classification in medical practice since 1700 reveals substantive changes in the infrastructure supporting medical knowledge and practice.

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