Saturday June 6, 2015
2nd INTERNATIONAL MEETING
WORKING GROUP OF HISTORY OF PATHOLOGY,
EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF PATHOLOGY
3rd SESSION - Chairperson: Gabriella Nesi
09:00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 5: MEDICAL BIOGRAPHIES
Santiago Ramon y Cajal and António Egas Moniz - Fundaments and
Illusions of a Neuroscience
Svitlana Bachurska, Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Lajos Arányi’s 170 Years-Old Protocol - Foundation of Pathology in Hungary
László Fónyad, Budapest, Hungary
Linhares Furtado and His Fantastic Contribution for the Portuguese
Transplantation Program
Rui Caetano Oliveira, Coimbra, Portugal
Norman Barrett: An Influential Surgeon on the Pathological Anatomy
Vincenzo Canzonieri, Aviano, Italy
Professor Witold Nowicki - A Life of a Pathologist, Scientist, Teacher
and Social Activist with Emphasis on his Scientific and Professional
Achievements
Agnieszka Szepietowska, Gdynia, Poland
“The Master and I” - Comments on an Essay by Prof. Pío del Río Hortega
Laia Serrano-Munne, Barcelona, Spain
10.30 Coffee Break
11:00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 6: MEDICAL MUSEOLOGY
Turin, 1944: 3D modelling by Renato Dulbecco
Francesca Maletta, Turin, Italy
The Pathologic-Anatomical Collection of Vienna
Eduard Winter, Wien, Austria
Pathology and Medicine: Past, Present and Future
Divine Azange, Stanford, United Kingdom
The “Hunchbacked Dwarf of Venice”: A Very Particular Case of Human Body
Preservation
Barbara Cafferata, Genoa & Turin, Italy
Preservation of Museum Specimens in Sealed Under-Vacuum Bags
Francesca Maletta, Turin, Italy
Dry Preparations of Anatomical Lesions: Historical and Educational Interest
Luca Bertero, Turin, Italy
12:30 LECTURE: Historical Journey in Cardiac Surgery
Ugo Tesler, Milan, Italy
13:00 MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ESP WORKING GROUP ON HISTORY OF
PATHOLOGY - Installation of Gabriella Nesi as new WG President
17:00 Visit to Padua Botanical Garden
UNIVERSITÀ
DEGLI STUDI
DI PADOVA
Scientific Committee
Pietro Del Negro
Center for the History of the University of Padua
Santo Davide Ferrara
Dean of the University of Padua Medical School
Vincenzo Milanesi
Director of the Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Education and Applied
Psychology, University of Padua
Gianni Moriani
Challenge School, Ca’ Foscari University, Venice
Giuseppe Ongaro
Center for the History of the University of Padua
Gregorio Piaia
Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Education and Applied Psychology,
University of Padua
Maurizio Rippa Bonati
Director, Interdepartmental Center for the History of Medicine, University of Padua
Gaetano Thiene
Deputy Counselor, Historical Tradition and International Image of the Medical
School, University of Padua
INTERNATIONAL MEETING ONU THE
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HISTORY OF MEDICINE AND
PATHOLOGY
NIVERSITÀ
DEGLI TUDI
DI ADOVA
Organized by the Working Group History of Pathology of the
ESP and the Department of Cardiac, Thoracic and Vascular
Sciences of the University of Padua
Organizing Committee
Gaetano Thiene
Deputy Counselor, Historical Tradition and International Image of the Medical
School, University of Padua
Jan G. van den Tweel
President, ESP Working Group on History of Pathology, University of Utrecht
Fabio Zampieri
Lecturer, History of Medicine, University of Padua
Secretariat
Chiara Carturan
Alessandra Cervellin
Padua-Italy
June 4-6, 2015
A.R.C.A. Associazione Ricerche
Cardiopatie Aritmiche
Via A. Gabelli, 86 35121 Padova
Department of Cardiac, Thoracic and
www.arca-cuore.it
Vascular Sciences, University of Padua
Via A. Gabelli, 61 - 35121 Padova
Ph. +39 049 8272280 Fax +39 049 8272285
[email protected]
[email protected]
Travel Agency
Cristina Da Valle - Petrarca Tours S.r.l.
Riviera Tito Livio, 10 - 35121 Padova
Ph. +39 049 654788 Fax +39 049 8750938
[email protected]
www.petrarcatours.it
Aula Magna “Galileo Galiei”
Palazzo Bo
Via VIII Febbraio, 2 - Padova
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Thursday June 4, 2015
13:30 Registration
500 YEARS FROM ANDREAS VESALIUS
Friday June 5, 2015
2nd INTERNATIONAL MEETING
WORKING GROUP OF HISTORY OF PATHOLOGY,
EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF PATHOLOGY
1st SESSION - Introduction and Chairperson: Jan van den Tweel
2nd SESSION - Chairperson: Fabio Zampieri
09:00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 1: HISTORY OF MEDICINE AND PATHOLOGY
History of Medieval Islamic Hospitals
Hanine Medani, London, United Kingdom
The Human Thymus: From Antiquity to 19th Century. Myths, Facts, Malefactions
Mirella Marino, Rome, Italy
Padua’s Medical Practices in Late-Seventeenth Century Vienna: The
Relationship of Anatomy to Philology in Paul de Sorbait’s Reforms
Vittoria Feola, Oxford, United Kingdom
Surveillance of Mortality in the General Hospital in Vienna in the 19th Century
Doris Hoeflmayer, Wien, Austria
Nineteenth Century Western Europe: The Backdrop to Unravelling the Mystery
of Leukaemia
Kirsten Morris, Manchester, United Kingdom
History of Modern Medicine and Pathology: A Curious Inquest
Pranay Tanwar, New Delhi, India
14:00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 3: HISTORY OF MEDICINE AND PATHOLOGY
Breast Cancer: A Historical Perspective
Bethany Williams, Leeds, United Kingdom
An Irreplaceable Chestnut: An Historical Outline of Prostate Pathology
Gabriella Nesi, Florence, Italy
The Josephina Library, Hyrtl’s Collection and Billroth’s Specimens - Hidden
Medicohistorical Treasures in Vienna
Roland Sedivy, St. Polen, Austria
Olisiponensis Medicine: A Story told in Blue and White
Carlos Marques Pontinha, Lisbon, Portugal
Princess Lilian of Belgium, a patron of cardiology
Raphael Suy, Leuven, Belgium
The Story of a Royal Heart
Rosa Henriques de Gouveia, Coimbra/Lisbon, Portugal
10.30 Coffee Break
15:30 Coffee Break
11:00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 2: HISTORY OF MEDICINE AND PATHOLOGY
The Hapsburg Lip: A Dominant Trait of a Dominant Family
Rafael Jimenez, Rochester, USA
Contributions of Pathologists to the Understanding and Development of
Successful Operations for Congenital Heart Disease
Maximilian Buja, Houston, USA
The Surgical Treatment of Gynecological Oncology: A Potted History
Crispin Wiles, London, United Kingdom
Laughing cannibals, mad cows, and contorted proteins: the enthralling story of prions
Aurelio Ariza, Barcelona, Spain
The First Heart Transplantation in Italy
Alberto Zanatta, Padua, Italy
The Republic of Dubrovnik (Ragusa) in the History of Medicine
Zlatko Marusic, Zagreb, Croatia
16:00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 4: MEDICAL BIOGRAPHIES
Was Vesalius a Victim of the Inquisition?
Raphael Suy, Leuven, Belgium
Fortunio Liceti: The Birth of Teratology
Valerio Gaetano Vellone, Genoa & Rome, Italy
Life and Work of Hermann Boerhaave
Jan van den Tweel, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Morgagni, Morgan and Contemporary Anatomy Curriculum
Natalie Stokes, Philadelphia, USA
Dr. John Snow and the Mysterious Case of the Broad Street Pump
Mark Hawthorne, London, United Kingdom
Rudolf Virchow and His Extraordinary Impact on Modern Medicine and Pathology
Matthew Clarke, Leicester, United Kingdom
18:30 INAUGURAL LECTURE: The Cardiovascular System in Vesalius’ Mind
Gaetano Thiene, Padua, Italy
12:30 LECTURE: History of Paediatric Cardiology
Jochen Weil, Munich, Germany
20:30 Social dinner
19:00 Cocktail
13:00 Lunch – Visit to the Palazzo Bo of the University of Padua
Chairpersons: Vincenzo Milanesi, Maurizio Rippa Bonati
14:00 Andreas Vesalius and Sixteenth Century Anatomy
Massimo Rinaldi, Padua, Italy
14:30 Andreas Vesalius’ Education in Leuven
Inge Fourneau, Leuven, Belgium
15:00 The Frontispiece of Vesalius’ Fabrica
Andrea Meneghini, Padua, Italy
15:30 The Art and Anatomy
Gianni Moriani, Venice, Italy
16:00 Coffee Break
Chairpersons: Gregorio Piaia, Raffaele De Caro
16:30 Cardiac Anatomy in the Era of Clinical Imaging
Luigi Badano, Padua, Italy
17:00 The Anatomy of Human Mind
Pietro Pietrini, Pisa, Italy
17:30 Andreas Vesalius’ Epistemological Revolution
Fabio Zampieri, Padua, Italy
18:00 INAUGURAL CEREMONY - AUTHORITIES ADDRESS
GIUSEPPE ZACCARIA
RECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PADUA
SANTO DAVIDE FERRARA
DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PADUA MEDICAL SCHOOL