ABSTRACT
Se menciona la clasificación de las hernias de pared abdominal: a) inguino femorales, b) anteriores: epigástricas, umbilicales y de Spiegel, c) pélvicas: obturatriz, perineal y ciática, y d) posteriores o lumbares: del triángulo superior e inferior. Aparece el concepto de epónimo y eponimia para referirnos a las hernias que llevan el nombre propio del científico que las descubrió. Se realizó una revisión de la temática a estudiar junto a sus epónimos. La búsqueda se hizomediante las bases de datos PubMed, Scielo y Medline. Se complementó mediante los buscadores Google, Yahoo y Wikipedia; además, en bibliotecas de instituciones y personales. Los resultados se analizaron críticamente antes de redactar el manuscrito. Se mencionan 31 hernias con sus epónimos, hay otras tres donde no se logra la suficiente evidencia para este fin. Se insistió también en la importancia de conocer anatomía y disección, con vistas a mejorar los resultados en este campo(AU)
The classification for the abdominal wall hernias are mentioned and divided into the categories a) inguinal-femoral, b) anterior: epigastric, umbilical and of Spiegel, c) pelvic: obturator, perineal and sciatica, d) posterior or lumbar: of the superior and inferior triangle. The concept of eponym and eponym's coinage is presented to refer to the hernias with a proper name. A topic review is carried out, together with the eponyms related; the search is performed in the databases PubMed, Scielo andMedline, which is supplemented by means of the search engine Google, Yahoo and Wikipedia, in institutions and personal libraries. The results are critically analyzed before writing the manuscript. 31hernias are mentioned with their eponyms, there are other three for which the enough evidence is not achieved for such an end. The importance is emphasized of knowing about anatomy and dissection with a view to improving the results in this field(AU)
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Humans , Eponyms , Hernia, Abdominal/surgery , Review Literature as Topic , Databases, Bibliographic/statistics & numerical data , Historical ArticleABSTRACT
The corneomandibular reflex was first described in 1902 by German doctor Von Sölder, who reported the presence of the reflex in patients and in the general population. For him, the corneomandibular reflex represented an exaggeration of the normal response. This was one of the more than 250 reflexes described in the beginning of the 20th century, during the so called "race of the reflexes".
O reflexo córneo-mandibular foi descrito pela primeira vez em 1902 pelo alemão Von Sölder, que relatou a presença de reflexos em pacientes e indivíduos normais. Segundo ele, o reflexo córneo-mandibular representa um exagero da resposta convencional. Este é um dos mais de 250 reflexos descritos no início do século XX, durante a chamada "corrida dos reflexos".
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Humans , Reflex , Cornea , Mandible , HistoryABSTRACT
Os autores revisaram a história de Jean Léo Testut, anatomista francês com grande contribuição ao estudo da anatomia.
The authors reviewed the history of Jean Léo Testut, the french anatomist with great contribution to anatomy study.