Una aportación al origen de las mascarillas / A contribution to the origin of masks
Rev. med. cine
; 17(2)6 May. 2021. ilus
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RESUMEN
Las mascarillas, de demostrada eficacia a partir del siglo XIX (antisepsia-asepsia), se han visto reactualizadas debido a la pandemia COVID-19. En 1897, el cirujano Jan Mikulicz (1850-1905) fue el creador de las mascarillas quirúrgicas, al demostrar la teoría de la infección por las gotas de saliva (Flügge). No obstante, existen precedentes «pre-científicos» que conocemos fundamentalmente a través de grabados (s. XVII) y pinturas (s. XVIII). Presentamos una obra del pintor barroco Michel Serre (1658-1773), donde se observan personas utilizando mascarillas durante la gran peste de Marsella de 1720. (AU)
ABSTRACT
The masks, of proven efficacy from the 19th century (antisepsis-asepsis), have been updated due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In 1897, the surgeon Jan Mikulicz (1850-1905) was the creator of surgical masks, by demonstrating the theory of infection by drops of saliva (Flügge). However, there are «pre-scientific» precedents that we know mainly through engravings (17th century) and paintings (18th century). We present a work by the Baroque painter Michel Serre (1658-1773), where people are seen wearing masks during the great plague of Marseille in 1720. (AU)
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Pinturas
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Assepsia
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Gravuras e Gravação
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Máscaras
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Humans
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Es
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Rev. med. cine
Ano de publicação:
2021
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