• Foreword - Peter M. NilssonPreface - Heiner FangerauCirculation of Knowledge in the Baltic Sea Region: An Introduction - Nils HanssonIntroduction - Jonatan WistrandPART 1. TRANSFERS OF MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE ACROSS THE BALTIC SEAGym Machines and the Migration of Medical Knowledge in the Nineteenth Century - Anders OttossonGynecological Massage: Gender, Conflict and Transfer of Knowledge in Medicine During the Fin de Siècle - Michaela MalmbergWorlds Unexplored. Medicine in Stettin, 1800-1945: Current State of Knowledge, Research Perspectives - Joanna NieznanowskaSmallpox in Malmö, Sweden 1932: Disputed Knowledge of Infection, Contagion and Vaccination in the Baltic Sea Region - Motzi EklöfThe Politicization of the Anti-alcohol Movement in Pre-independence Estonia - Ken Kalling and Erki TammiksaarPART 2. BRIDGING THE BALTIC: COMPARATIVE STUDIESNetwork Transfer-Paul Ehrlich and German-Scandinavian Scientific Relationships around 1900 - Axel C. HüntelmannDorpat University in Late Nineteenth Century as a Transit Space for Psychiatric Knowledge. The Example of Emil Kraepelin and his Conceptualization of Melancholia - Maike RotzollDorpat University in Late Nineteenth Century as a Transit Space for Psychiatric Knowledge. The Example of Emil Kraepelin and his Conceptualization of Melancholia - Frank GrünerSanatorium Narratives from the Baltic Sea Region and Early Signs of the Pathographical Genre-The Case of Harriet Löwenhjelm - Jonatan WistrandBiobanking at the Baltic Sea: An Analysis of the Swedish, Estonian and German Approaches - Katharina BeierThe Simultaneous Embedment and Disembedment of Biomedicine: Intercorporeality and Patient Interaction at Hemodialysis Units in Riga and Stockholm - Martin GunnarsonNotes on Contributors

Explorations in Baltic Medical History, 1850-2015. brings together a wide range of diverse topics: one article exemplifies the migration of medical knowledge by describing the development of gymnastics, whereas another sheds light on the role of intercultural exchange between Eastern and Western concepts of melancholy. This volume unifies these findings and sheds light on new information that will be invaluable to readers from the field of medical history.

• Foreword - Peter M. NilssonPreface - Heiner FangerauCirculation of Knowledge in the Baltic Sea Region: An Introduction - Nils HanssonIntroduction - Jonatan WistrandPART 1. TRANSFERS OF MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE ACROSS THE BALTIC SEAGym Machines and the Migration of Medical Knowledge in the Nineteenth Century - Anders OttossonGynecological Massage: Gender, Conflict and Transfer of Knowledge in Medicine During the Fin de Siècle - Michaela MalmbergWorlds Unexplored. Medicine in Stettin, 1800-1945: Current State of Knowledge, Research Perspectives - Joanna NieznanowskaSmallpox in Malmö, Sweden 1932: Disputed Knowledge of Infection, Contagion and Vaccination in the Baltic Sea Region - Motzi EklöfThe Politicization of the Anti-alcohol Movement in Pre-independence Estonia - Ken Kalling and Erki TammiksaarPART 2. BRIDGING THE BALTIC: COMPARATIVE STUDIESNetwork Transfer-Paul Ehrlich and German-Scandinavian Scientific Relationships around 1900 - Axel C. HüntelmannDorpat University in Late Nineteenth Century as a Transit Space for Psychiatric Knowledge. The Example of Emil Kraepelin and his Conceptualization of Melancholia - Maike RotzollDorpat University in Late Nineteenth Century as a Transit Space for Psychiatric Knowledge. The Example of Emil Kraepelin and his Conceptualization of Melancholia - Frank GrünerSanatorium Narratives from the Baltic Sea Region and Early Signs of the Pathographical Genre-The Case of Harriet Löwenhjelm - Jonatan WistrandBiobanking at the Baltic Sea: An Analysis of the Swedish, Estonian and German Approaches - Katharina BeierThe Simultaneous Embedment and Disembedment of Biomedicine: Intercorporeality and Patient Interaction at Hemodialysis Units in Riga and Stockholm - Martin GunnarsonNotes on Contributors

Explorations in Baltic Medical History, 1850-2015. brings together a wide range of diverse topics: one article exemplifies the migration of medical knowledge by describing the development of gymnastics, whereas another sheds light on the role of intercultural exchange between Eastern and Western concepts of melancholy. This volume unifies these findings and sheds light on new information that will be invaluable to readers from the field of medical history.

• Foreword - Peter M. NilssonPreface - Heiner FangerauCirculation of Knowledge in the Baltic Sea Region: An Introduction - Nils HanssonIntroduction - Jonatan WistrandPART 1. TRANSFERS OF MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE ACROSS THE BALTIC SEAGym Machines and the Migration of Medical Knowledge in the Nineteenth Century - Anders OttossonGynecological Massage: Gender, Conflict and Transfer of Knowledge in Medicine During the Fin de Siècle - Michaela MalmbergWorlds Unexplored. Medicine in Stettin, 1800-1945: Current State of Knowledge, Research Perspectives - Joanna NieznanowskaSmallpox in Malmö, Sweden 1932: Disputed Knowledge of Infection, Contagion and Vaccination in the Baltic Sea Region - Motzi EklöfThe Politicization of the Anti-alcohol Movement in Pre-independence Estonia - Ken Kalling and Erki TammiksaarPART 2. BRIDGING THE BALTIC: COMPARATIVE STUDIESNetwork Transfer-Paul Ehrlich and German-Scandinavian Scientific Relationships around 1900 - Axel C. HüntelmannDorpat University in Late Nineteenth Century as a Transit Space for Psychiatric Knowledge. The Example of Emil Kraepelin and his Conceptualization of Melancholia - Maike RotzollDorpat University in Late Nineteenth Century as a Transit Space for Psychiatric Knowledge. The Example of Emil Kraepelin and his Conceptualization of Melancholia - Frank GrünerSanatorium Narratives from the Baltic Sea Region and Early Signs of the Pathographical Genre-The Case of Harriet Löwenhjelm - Jonatan WistrandBiobanking at the Baltic Sea: An Analysis of the Swedish, Estonian and German Approaches - Katharina BeierThe Simultaneous Embedment and Disembedment of Biomedicine: Intercorporeality and Patient Interaction at Hemodialysis Units in Riga and Stockholm - Martin GunnarsonNotes on Contributors

Explorations in Baltic Medical History, 1850-2015. brings together a wide range of diverse topics: one article exemplifies the migration of medical knowledge by describing the development of gymnastics, whereas another sheds light on the role of intercultural exchange between Eastern and Western concepts of melancholy. This volume unifies these findings and sheds light on new information that will be invaluable to readers from the field of medical history.