La tradición obstétrica familiar en el Real Colegio de Cirugía de San Carlos de Madrid: Concepción de Navas, la hija de Juan de Navas

Ruiz‐Berdún, Dolores

doi:10.7184/cuid.2012.32.09

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“…Juan de Navas tuvo un papel destacable aun siendo su Cátedra la de "Materia Medica y Fórmulas" y no la de "Partos". Su objetivo fue instruir a las comadres en el arte de partear a través de su libro "Elementos del arte de partear" publicado en 1795 (13). En la siguiente Tabla 1 se recogen diferentes aspectos de ambos Reales Colegios de Cirugía a modo de resumen.…”

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Royal Colleges of Surgery of Barcelona and Madrid in the 18th century

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On the occasion of the anniversary of the foundation of the Royal Colleges of Surgery of Barcelona and Madrid, this review presents the life and activity of both colleges, as well as the illustrious people who were in charge of them. The decline of surgery in the early 18th century prompted the creation of Royal Colleges of Surgery by the Bourbon Monarchy. The Royal College of Surgery of Barcelona, promoted by Pedro Virgili, with the previous experience he acquired at the Royal College of Surgery in Cádiz, was created with the intention of supplying the Royal Army of Spain with well-trained surgeons. The Royal College of Surgery of San Carlos in Madrid was inaugurated to use the training it offered to treat not only the military and sailors, but also the rest of the population. One of the most important figures in these institutions was Antonio Gimbernat, among others, whose life and academic career were linked to the evolution of the three Royal Colleges founded in Spain.

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Royal Colleges of Surgery of Barcelona and Madrid in the 18th century

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La tradición obstétrica familiar en el Real Colegio de Cirugía de San Carlos de Madrid: Concepción de Navas, la hija de Juan de Navas

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Royal Colleges of Surgery of Barcelona and Madrid in the 18th century

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