Este mes en la historia de la anestesia: Septiembre
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This Month in Anesthesia History: September
1637 September 8: Robert Fludd, an English physician, philosopher and inventor, died. Fludd was one of the earliest physicians to time the pulse.....
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| Dr. George W. Crile. El padre de la cirugía fisiológica |
DR. GEORGE W. CRILE. The father of physiologie surgery
FLOYD D. LOOP, MD, CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF GOVERNORS, AND EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, THE CLEVELAND CLINIC FOUNDATION
CLEVELAND CLINIC JOURNAL OF MEDICINE JANUARY * FEBRUARY 1993
THE LIFE OF GEORGE CRILE is the story of science and surgery at the turn of the century.His investigations in physiology occurred mainly between 1888 and the end of World War I. That brief era was remarkable for the sheer enormity and number of profound changes wrought in virtually every major field of endeavor. At the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century, gold was discovered in Alaska, baseball was invented, and the first gasoline automobile was built. The Spanish-American War was fought in 1898. Two US presidents, Garfield and McKinley, were assassinated in office. The Wright brothers flew at Kitty Hawk. Peary and Amundsen reached the North and South Poles. The Pure Food and Drug Act was passed. Medical school standards were elevated by the Flexner report, published in 1910. The Titanic struck an iceberg in 1912. Billy Sunday, Jack London, and Frank Lloyd Wright were prominent in the news, and Alexis Carrel received the Nobel Prize in 1912 for his work in suturing blood vessels, transfusion, and organ transplants.
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| Juan Ramón Pardo Galindo. Historia de la Primera Anestesia Raquídea en México |
Dr. Aurelio Cortés-Peralta
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Anestesia en México Volumen 16 Número 4 Octubre - Diciembre 2004
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Vida y obra del Dr. Pardo
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Dr. Aurelio Cortes Peralta
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HISTORIA DE LA RAQUIANESTESIA Y DE LA ANESTESIA EPIDURAL EN ESPAÑA
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Victoria Gonzalo Rodríguez, Mª Dolores Rivero Martínez, Mariano Pérez Albacete, Ana I.
López López y Alejandro Maluff Torres.
Arch. Esp. Urol., 60, 8 (973-978), 2007
Resumen.- OBJETIVO: Conocer como se desarrollaron en nuestro país las técnicas de la raquianestesia y la anestesia epidural, y cuales fueron las aportaciones de los urólogos españoles. MÉTODOS: Hemos revisado los libros de Historia de la Medicina, de la Urología y de Anestesia, las publicaciones periódicas y las Tesis Doctorales que sobre este tema se realizaron en la época. RESULTADOS: En buena parte del siglo XX aquellos que se dedicaban a la cirugía administraban también la anestesia. Es a partir del año 1900 cuando comienzan a desarrollarse la raquianestesia y la anestesia epidural siendo numerosas y fundamentales las aportaciones de los urólogos españoles como F. Rusca Doménech, J.M. Batrina, M. Barragán Bonet, R. Lozano Monzón, L. Guedea Calvo, Gil Vernet, Fidel Pagés Miravé, V. Sagarra Lascuraín, Gómez Ulla, etc. realizando publicaciones en revistas de prestigio, comunicaciones en congresos y tesis doctorales sobre la anestesia raquídea y epidural.
Palabras clave: Raquianestesia. Anestesia epidural. Historia de la Urología
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