nosography造句

• His legacy included improvement of asylum conditions; broadly psychosocial ( incl . milieu ) therapeutic approaches; history-taking; nosography ( the science of the description of syndromes ); broadly-numerical assessments of courses of illness and treatment responses; and a record of clinical teaching.
• "' Psicolog韆, Psiquiatr韆 y Psicoan醠isis "', initially directed by Erich Fromm, the celebrated Viennese psychoanalyst, has issued the most influential theories in the fields of behavior and personality studies, from psychoanalysis and the wide range of schools around it  even anti-psychiatry to the works devoted to the study of human intelligence and nosography.
• He was a noteworthy doctor and professor in Peru during his time : three-time dean of the School of Medicine of the National University of San Marcos, Head of the General Pathology Department, of the Clinical Medicine Department, of the Forensics Department, of the Surgical Nosography Department, of the Pathology and Pre-medicine Department, of the Semiology Department and of the Male Clinical Medicine Department.