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Humans , Pediatrics/history , Argentina , Biography , History, 20th Century , History, 21st Century , Hospitals, Pediatric/history摘要
Resumo O artigo discute a relação entre o médico Antônio Fernandes Figueira e a higiene infantil no período de institucionalização dos estudos acerca da saúde da criança no Brasil. A higiene infantil é fruto da emergência do conceito de saúde em contraposição à doença. Interessa-nos compreender como a higiene infantil se estabeleceu, se em parceria ou oposição à pediatria. Enfatizamos como a circulação das ideias sobre a saúde da criança chegou ao país e como esse médico dialoga com as discussões europeias e as reinterpreta. Nosso fio condutor é a alimentação infantil como pilar da higiene infantil. Para tal, nos baseamos no Livro das mães: consultas práticas de higiene infantil, publicado pelo médico em 1910.
Abstract This article discusses the relationship between the physician Antônio Fernandes Figueira and children's health during the time that studies in this area were being institutionalized in Brazil. Children's health resulted from the emergence of the concept of health in contrast with disease; here we focus on how children's health became established, in partnership with or opposition to pediatrics. We emphasize how the circulation of ideas on children's health reached Brazil, and how this physician dialogued with and reinterpreted European discussions. A central theme is children's nutrition. We focused on Livro das mães: consultas práticas de higiene infantil [The mothers' book: practical queries on children's health], published by Fernandes Figueira in 1910.
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Pediatrics/history , Child Health , Child Nutrition , Infant Mortality摘要
RESUMEN Las indicaciones de la cirugía de mínimo acceso en el niño han aumentado. Lo que ha traído consigo que aumente el espectro de las entidades resueltas por esta novedosa técnica. En marzo de 2017, se comenzaron a aplicar de manera sistemática estos procedimientos en el Hospital Docente Pediátrico "Eliseo Noel Caamaño", de Matanzas. Con este artículo se pretende describir los resultados de la cirugía mínimamente invasiva en Pediatría, durante su primer año en la mencionada provincia. Se realizó un estudio descriptivo prospectivo para presentar los resultados durante el primer año. Se operaron 77 pacientes. Predominó el sexo femenino, y el grupo etario de 15-19 años. Las intervenciones más realizadas fueron la apendicectomía, 50,6 % y la colecistectomía, 28 %. Se registró un 4 % de conversiones y un 4 % de complicaciones (AU).
ABSTRACT The indications of minimal access surgery in children have increased and the spectrum of the entities resolved with this new technique has enhanced. In March 2017, these procedures began to be used systematically at the Teaching Pediatric Hospital "Eliseo Noel Caamaño", of Matanzas. In this article, the authors pretend to describe the results of the minimally invasive surgery in Pediatrics during the first year in the before-mentioned province. A descriptive prospective study was conducted to present the achieved results. 77 patients underwent surgery. Female sex predominated and the age group of 15-19 years. The most common surgeries were appendectomy (50.6 %) and cholecistectomy (28 %). A 4 % of conversions and 4 % complications were recorded (AU).
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Humans , Male , Female , Child , Laparoscopy/methods , Pediatrics/history , Pediatrics/methods , Minor Surgical Procedures/methods , Ambulatory Surgical Procedures摘要
Resumen: En nuestro país, la enfermedad meningocóccica presenta una baja endemia y alta letalidad, con exis tencia de brotes epidémicos, algunos de ellos de carácter histórico, como el acaecido durante la pri mera mitad del siglo pasado. La acción de un grupo de médicos, pioneros en los aspectos clínicos, de investigación y docencia, junto al personal de salud que constituía su equipo, inmersos en una política pública sanitaria exitosa, permitieron consolidar el cuidado necesario del niño enfermo de esta grave patología, como también de muchas otras, posibilitando así el desarrollo de una propuesta estructurada y científica a la luz del conocimiento disponible en aquella época. Por ello, luego de 80 años, es importante revisar los diversos aspectos clínicos, fisiopatológicos y terapéuticos, además del contexto hospitalario y social de esta exitosa historia del sistema de salud público chileno.
Abstract: In our country, meningococcal disease has a low endemic and high lethality, with epidemic out breaks; some of them of historical character, like the one happened during the first half of the last century. The action of a group of doctors, pioneers in clinical, research and teaching aspects, together with the health personnel that constituted their team, immersed in a successful public health policy, allowed to consolidate the necessary care of the sick child of this serious pathology, as well as many others, thus enabling the development of a structured and scientific proposal, in the light of the knowledge available at that time. Therefore, after 80 years, it is important to review the various clini cal, pathophysiological and therapeutic aspects, in addition to the hospital and social context, of this successful history of the Chilean public health system.
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Humans , Infant , Child, Preschool , Child , Shock, Septic/history , Epidemics/history , Meningococcal Infections/history , Pediatrics/history , Shock, Septic/diagnosis , Shock, Septic/therapy , Shock, Septic/epidemiology , Chile/epidemiology , Hospitalization , Meningococcal Infections/diagnosis , Meningococcal Infections/therapy , Meningococcal Infections/epidemiology摘要
Resumo O artigo analisa as atividades científicas de Carlos Artur Moncorvo de Figueiredo desenvolvidas na Policlínica Geral do Rio de Janeiro, fundada por ele. As ações profissionais e políticas desse médico foram fundamentais à implementação da pediatria, tanto no campo do estabelecimento de um espaço técnico de cura como na formação de uma cátedra especial de ensino da pediatria nas faculdades de medicina do Império, à época sediadas na Corte e em Salvador. O que se encontrará aqui é uma defesa de que a pediatria surgiu como desdobramento de um movimento pela implementação da medicina experimental, e não como uma questão social em torno do combate à mortalidade infantil, como comumente se encontra implícito na historiografia.
Abstract The scientific activities of Carlos Artur Moncorvo de Figueiredo at the General Polyclinic of Rio de Janeiro (Policlínica Geral do Rio de Janeiro), which he himself founded, are analyzed. His professional and political actions were fundamental for the introduction of pediatrics both in the establishment of a technical space for healing and in the formation of a specific discipline for the teaching of pediatrics at the faculties of medicine in the Empire, then based in the Court and in Salvador. Rather than arising in response to the social issue surrounding the fight against infant mortality, as is often implied in the historiography, pediatrics seems to have emerged from a movement for the implementation of experimental medicine.
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Humans , Child , History, 19th Century , History, 20th Century , Pediatrics/history , Ambulatory Care Facilities/history , Pediatrics/education , Brazil , Biomedical Research/history , Education, Medical/history摘要
RESUMEN Este artículo aborda el problema de la mortalidad infantil en la provincia de Santiago, Chile, y el desarrollo de la medicina pediátrica durante la segunda mitad del siglo XIX e inicios del XX, a través de especialistas que contribuyeron a organizar los conocimientos y prácticas que estructuraron su ejercicio profesional. Para emprender este objetivo y sistematizar este nuevo campo médico, se analizan los antecedentes relativos a la formación de la Facultad de Medicina y el quiebre que representó la aparición de una asignatura dedicada a las enfermedades de la niñez. La investigación se encuentra respaldada en diversas fuentes históricas, entre ellas, la prensa escrita, bibliografía médica, memorias de titulación y el Anuario Estadístico de la República de Chile. La inauguración de los hospitales de niños expresa una institucionalidad, en la que los facultativos posicionaron su labor, pusieron en práctica los tratamientos científicos y, lo más importante, se convirtieron en espacios que permitieron la disminución de la mortalidad infantil.
ABSTRACT This article deals with the problem of infant mortality in Santiago, Chile, and the development of pediatric medicine during the second half of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century. Emphasis is placed on the specialists who contributed to organizing the knowledge and practices that structured their professional field. In order to pursue the objective and systematize this new medical field, our analysis suggests the decisive role of the establishment of the Faculty of Medicine and the appearance of coursework dedicated specifically to childhood diseases. Our research is based on various historical sources including the press, medical literature, thesis archives, and the Anuario Estadístico de la República de Chile [Statistical Yearbook of the Republic of Chile]. Likewise, the inauguration of children's hospitals expresses an institutional setting where physicians position their work, put scientific treatments into practice, and most importantly, they become spaces that allow for the reduction of infant mortality.
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Humans , Infant , History, 19th Century , History, 20th Century , Pediatrics/history , Schools, Medical/history , Infant Mortality/history , Hospitals, Pediatric/history , Pediatrics/education , Chile , Infant Mortality/trendsSubject(s)
History, 20th Century , Pediatrics/history , Argentina , Radiology/history , History, 20th Century摘要
Resumen Partiendo de la hipótesis de que el laboratorio jugó un papel importante en la autonomía disciplinar de la pediatría, este artículo estudia la influencia del viaje científico en la apropiación de nuevas metodologías por parte de los pediatras y puericultores españoles del primer tercio del siglo XX. Para ello, se analizan las pensiones concedidas a tal efecto por la Junta para Ampliación de Estudios e Investigaciones Científicas. Se describe la geografía científica creada por el programa y se profundiza en el papel de los mentores - especialmente de Gustavo Pittaluga (1876-1956) - en este proceso. Además de un estudio prosopográfico del grupo, se presentan tres casos que demuestran la importancia del programa en el encuentro de la pediatría con la bacteriología, la anatomía patológica y la bioquímica.
Abstract Starting from the hypothesis that laboratories played an important role in pediatrics becoming an autonomous discipline, this article studies the influence of scientific travel on the appropriation of new methodologies by Spanish pediatricians and child-care experts in the first third of the twentieth century. To do so, it analyzes the travel awards granted by the Junta para Ampliación de Estudios e Investigaciones Científicas. It describes the scientific geography created by the program and takes an in-depth look at the role of mentors - especially Gustavo Pittaluga (1876-1956) - in this process. In addition to a prosopographical study of the group, it presents three cases that demonstrate the importance of the program in bringing pediatrics into contact with bacteriology, pathological anatomy and biochemistry.
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Humans , Pediatrics/history , Travel/history , Pathology , Spain , Awards and Prizes , Bacteriology/history , Biochemistry/history , Mentors/history , Biomedical Research/history , Laboratories/history摘要
ABSTRACT Désiré-Magloire Bourneville ought to be thought of as the father of Pediatric Neurology for his significant contributions to the field. He worked as a physician, politician, writer, and editor. He was the first to describe the autosomal dominant genetic condition known as "tuberous sclerosis complex", after conducting an autopsy on a young female patient, where the main finding in the central nervous system was multiple dense tubers. The patient had refractory epilepsy and intellectual disability. His work was based on the study of epilepsy and idiocy, and he was also an advocate of public health and social medicine education; creating day hospital programs for children with this type of neurologic disease.
RESUMEN Désiré-Magloire Bourneville debería ser considerado como el padre de la Neurología Pediátrica por sus importantes contribuciones en este campo. Trabajó como médico, político, escritor y editor. Hizo las primeras descripciones de la condición genética autosómica dominante conocida como "Complejo de esclerosis tuberosa", después de realizar una autopsia en una paciente joven, en la que el principal hallazgo en el sistema nervioso central fueron múltiples lesiones tipo tubérculos. La paciente tenía epilepsia refractaria y discapacidad intelectual como síntomas asociados. Su trabajo se basó en el estudio de la epilepsia y la idiotez, a su vez fue un defensor de salud pública y la educación en medicina social; creando programas de hospital diurno para niños con diferentes tipos de enfermedades neurológicas.
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Humans , History, 19th Century , History, 20th Century , Pediatrics/history , Neurology/history , Tuberous Sclerosis/history , Epilepsy/history , France摘要
El 6 de enero de 1969 se distingue en la provincia de Matanzas por ser el inicio de la docencia médica superior en la Provincia, al arribar a la misma 32 estudiantes del sexto año de la carrera de medicina, al frente de la vice dirección docente en la Provincia de Matanzas se encontraba entonces el doctor Armando Amable Pancorbo Pancorbo , especialista en Pediatría, quien entre otras funciones dirigió todo este proceso y le dedicó todos su esfuerzos, por sus cualidades humanas y revolucionarias le fueron asignadas múltiples funciones a lo largo de su vida profesional, algunas relacionadas con su especialidad, otras de más impacto en el desarrollo de la Educación Médica Superior lo cual es estimado como uno de sus mayores logros. Se considera que es esta una merecida semblanza de quien dedicó su vida a la salud pública en Matanzas y quien fuera querido y admirado por sus compañeros, por sus pacientes, por sus estudiantes y por su familia. A todos dedicó todo su amor.
January 6th 1969 is a notorious date in the province of Matanzas because high medical education began that day in the province with the arrival of 32 sixth-year students of the medicine curriculum. The teaching vice-direction in the province of Matanzas was then headed by Doctor Armando Amable Pancorbo Pancorbo, specialist in Pediatrics, who directed the starting process and devoted his efforts to it. Due to his human and revolutionary qualities, he was assigned many responsibilities through his long professional life, some of them related to his specialty and others related to the development of the high medical education, estimated as one of his highest achievements. Be this a deserved biographical sketch for a people who consecrated his life to public health in the province of Matanzas, and who was loved and admired by his coworkers, his patients, his students and by the members of his family. He devoted his love to all of them.
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Humans , Male , Pediatrics/history , Education, Medical/history , Faculty, Medical/history , Internship and Residency/history摘要
Resumen Se analiza la constitución de la pediatría como un saber médico especializado en Buenos Aires, entre 1890 y 1920. Se busca mostrar que este proceso resulta de un doble movimiento: la delimitación y caracterización del niño como un particular objeto de conocimiento e intervención y la institucionalización de ciertos médicos como un grupo profesional que procura legitimar su especificidad tanto hacia el interior de la medicina como en el campo social más amplio. Luego de contextualizar socio históricamente las preocupaciones del saber médico acerca de la infancia, se profundiza en el modo en que ésta es construida, así como en el movimiento asociativo y académico que permite a los pediatras constituirse como un grupo de especialistas portadores de un saber experto.
Abstract It analyzes the set-up of pediatrics as a specialized medical field in Buenos Aires, between 1890-1920. The article seeks to demonstrate this process as a result of two movements: the delimitation and characterization of children as a particular object of knowledge and intervention, and the institutionalization of some physicians as a professional group that sought to legitimate their specificity within the medicine field and beyond. After contextualizing socially and historically the concerns of medical knowledge on childhood, it explores with detail how the field was constructed, and the associative and academic movement that allowed pediatricians to constitute themselves as a group of specialists that bear a specific expertise.
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Humans , Child , History, 19th Century , History, 20th Century , Pediatrics/history , Specialization/history , Argentina , Cities摘要
ABSTRACT The authors present an historical review of aspects of the life of Professor Manuel R. Gómez, a Spanish neuropediatrician, who graduated in Havana and is known internationally for his work while he was in charge of Pediatric Neurology at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, USA. His main contribution was related to the tuberous sclerosis complex, demystifying the Vogt triad previously used as a diagnostic criterion, and he was considered the "father of the tuberous sclerosis complex " in the USA.
RESUMO Os autores apresentam uma revisão histórica sobre aspectos da vida do professor Manuel R. Gómez, neuropediatra espanhol, formado em Havana e conhecido internacionalmente pelo seu trabalho à frente do serviço de Neurologia Pediátrica da clínica Mayo em Rochester, EUA. Sua principal contribuição esteve relacionada com o complexo esclerose tuberosa desmitificando a tríade de Vogt até então usada como critério diagnóstico da doença, pelo que foi considerado o 'pai do complexo esclerose tuberosa' nos EUA.
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Humans , History, 20th Century , History, 21st Century , Pediatrics/history , Tuberous Sclerosis/history , Neurology/history , Minnesota摘要
El establecimiento de la Gastroenterología Pediátrica como especialidad médica en el ámbito internacional, el proceso de creación en Cuba y contribución en enfermedades digestivas en el infancia y adolescencia, aportes y resultados como subespecialidad pediátrica en el país, son relatados. El objetivo de este trabajo es divulgar la historia de la Gastroenterología Pediátrica en Cuba, trascendencia como subespecialidad desde sus inicios en la década de los años 70 del siglo XX en el Instituto Nacional de Gastroenterología, y generalización en hospitales pediátricos del país. Se exponen los antecedentes internacionales acerca la creación de la Gastroenterología Pediátrica, red de atención de médica en hospitales pediátricos, introducción de la endoscopia digestiva en la infancia, y su papel en ensayos clínicos e investigaciones, reflejando logros científicos. Se reseña la formación de especialistas desde etapa inicial en 1972, así como su consolidación como disciplina emergente en el contexto de la Pediatría de la medicina cubana y su difusión en los países caribeños y latinoamericanos. La participación en la Sociedad Latinoamericana de Gastroenterología Pediátrica, momentos prominentes, publicaciones de libros y en revistas, premios y reconocimientos internacionales, son referidos como exponentes de la labor realizada y dificultades afrontadas. Son descritos el significado de la creación y desarrollo de la Gastroenterología Pediátrica en Cuba como subespecialidad de la Pediatría, los antecedentes internacionales, los resultados y aportes para la Salud Pública nacional, los nuevos retos y el reconocimiento en países caribeños y latinoamericanos; como también, las limitaciones por la política de hostilidad del gobierno de Estados Unidos de América debido al bloqueo económico, comercial y financiero a Cuba desde 1960(AU)
The establishment of Pediatric Gastroenterology as a medical specialty in the international arena, the creation´s process in Cuba and its contribution in the area of digestive diseases during childhood and adolescence; and its contributions and results as a pediatric subspecialty in the country are reported. The objective of this work is to disseminate the history of Pediatric Gastroenterology in Cuba, it significance as a subspecialty from its beginnings in the decade of the 70s of the XXth century in the National Institute of Gastroenterology, and the generalization of it in pediatric hospitals of the country. The international backgrounds are exposed: the creation of Pediatric Gastroenterology, the network of medical attention in pediatric hospitals, the introduction of digestive endoscopy in children, and its role in clinical trials and researches showing scientific achievements. The training of specialists from the initial stage in 1972 is reviewed, as well as its consolidation as an emerging discipline in the context of Cuban medicine´s Pediatrics and its dissemination in the Caribbean and Latin American countries. The participation in the Latin American Society of Pediatric Gastroenterology, prominent moments, publications of books and in journals, awards and international acknowledgments are referred to as exponents of the work done and the difficulties faced. The significance of the creation and development of Pediatric Gastroenterology in Cuba as subspecialty of Pediatrics, the international antecedents, the results and contributions for the National Public Health, the new challenges; and the recognition in Caribbean and Latin American countries are described; as well as the limitations due to the hostile policy of the United States government due to the economic, commercial and financial blockade against Cuba since 1960(AU)