Daniel P Todes, Pavlov's physiology factory: experiment, interpretation, laboratory enterprise, Baltimore and London, John Hopkins University Press, 2002, pp. xix, 488, illus., £40.00 (hardback 0-8018-6690-1).
Level 5 - mechanism / opinion, no new human data
Level is by design analogy, not clinical CEBM (book review).
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What was done
This publication is a book review of Daniel P. Todes' 2002 book, *Pavlov's Physiology Factory: Experiment, Interpretation, Laboratory Enterprise*, published in the journal *Medical History*. The record provides no abstract text or methodological details beyond the book citation.
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The abstract provides no empirical findings, quantitative data, or text describing the review's contents.
Why it matters
It documents a scholarly review of a major historical analysis of Ivan Pavlov's research laboratory and experimental practices.
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- supports Ivan Pavlov harvested gastric juices from fistulated dogs and sold them commercially as a medicinal treatment for dyspepsia and gastric distress.