History of Latin American Dermatology

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ALDO EDGAR MARTÍNEZ CAMPOS, JORGE ISAAC NEIRA CUADRADr. Sonia Rivas Serrano: Current president of the Nicaraguan Association of Dermatology,since 2002. She has organized two national congresses of the specialized field andhas participated as a guest professor in many national congresses.Dr. Herman Allan Schaffer Suárez: He is an associate professor of the undergraduateChair of Dermatology at the Medical School of the American University.Dr. Jorge Neira Cuadra: At present, he is the Head of the National Center of Dermatology,to which he has made structural improvements. He is an associate professor ofthe American University Medical School undergraduate program and an associate professorof the graduate Chair of Dermatology at the Medical School of the Autonomous NationalUniversity of Nicaragua (Managua). By virtue of his capacity and dedication, hehas become a solid pillar in teaching and the development of the graduate Chair. He hasparticipated in national congresses as a guest professor and in international congressesas a lecturer, presenting his experiences and work.We can assert without fear of being wrong that Nicaraguan Dermatology, despitebeing a specialized field with a small membership, currently occupies a place of honorin Nicaraguan medicine, thanks to the prestige and scientific capacity that its foundersgave it in the past — founders who have bequeathed a beautiful work that current generationsof dermatologists are strengthening and enriching with their arduous and constantwork. We are fully convinced that the present and the future of Nicaraguandermatology are in good hands, and that a very promising future awaits us. ■October 2004■ References1. Ministerio de Salud. Direcciónde Docencia e Investigación.Recursos Humanos. Libro deRegistros. 1984 a 2004.2. Instituto Nacional deEstadísticas y Censos.Dirección de EstadísticasSociodemográficas.Población total por área deresidencia y sexo. Dpto. deProyección; 2004.3. Gómez Urcuyo F. Pasado,presente y futuro de la lepraen Nicaragua. Trabajopresentado en el 11º CongresoInternacional de Lepra.México. 13-18 nov 1978.4. Vázquez Blanco R. Historia delos CongresosCentroamericanos deDermatología. 23º CongresoCentroamericano deDermatología; 2002.5. Libro de Actas de la SociedadNicaragüense deDermatología. Año 1973.6. Libro de Actas de la AsociaciónNicaragüense deDermatología. Año 1990.7. Delgadillo P. Historia de lalepra en Nicaragua.Managua: Mercurio.8. Gómez Urcuyo FJ. Libro dePoemas (unpublished).9. Ministerio de Salud. Direcciónde Docencia e Investigación.Recursos Humanos. Libro deRegistros. 1984 a 2004.10. Libro de Actas de Examen dePosgrado de Dermatología.Managua: Facultad deMedicina. UniversidadNacional Autónoma deNicaragua. 1984-2004.11. Libro de Actas de laAsociación MédicaNicaragüense. 1990-2004.12. Centro Nacional deDermatología Francisco JoséGómez Urcuyo. Libro deArchivos de RecursosHumanos. 1982-2004.13. Centro Nacional deDermatología Francisco JoséGómez Urcuyo. Libro delDepartamento deEstadísticas; 2004.
NOTES ON THEHISTORY OFDERMATOLOGYIN PARAGUAYJULIO CORREAA manera de prólogo■ By way of prefaceOur continent, versatile and mysterious whichever way you look at it, bears within ita plethora of manifestations which through the indigenous people who have settled here,and still populate it, constitute the extremely rich legacy of the development of medicinein all latitudes of the Americas, with testimonial expressions conserved in sculptures,pottery and inscriptions that show skin-related diseases, among others. Undoubtedly,contributions from Mexican, Colombian, Peruvian, Chilean and Argentine authors,among so many other countries that make up the Latin American confraternity, will ratifythis concept beyond any shadow of doubt.I have preferred to call this work simply “Notes on the History of Dermatology inParaguay” due to the magnitude of this subject which encompasses years of developmentof numerous civilizations, mainly in the Pre-Columbian era and especially of the Tupí-Guaraní race; these inhabitants of a large part of the South American territory in thosetimes, unfortunately, have left scarce testimonies through their craftwork of the extraordinaryknowledge that they had about the healing properties of plants. Fortunately, however,some facts have been gathered by diligent observers such as the conquistadors, theJesuits, schooled indigenous people, and numerous researchers and academics who arrivedin this land, and through remarkable research work confirmed the extraordinarycognitive development of the native people of this continent.Paraguay, a landlocked country with an extremely rich and surprising history, priorto the conquest extended into the territories that today are part of Brazil and Argentina,with borders with Peru and Bolivia; but it began to dismember during colonial times, dueto clashes between the Portuguese and Spaniards; in the first case, mainly due to thebandeirantes, Paulista pillagers, driven by their interest to enslave cheap labor; in thesecond, due to neglect of those vast territories. And after independence, the bloody warendured by Paraguay — known as the war of the Triple Alliance (Brazil, Argentina, andUruguay) — between the years 1865 and 1870, mutilated the territory even further, and283
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INDEX OF NAMESÁlvarez Ortiz, Marí
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