ABSTRACT
O artigo apresenta resultados de um projeto de ensino de Metodologia Científica em Curso de Graduação deMedicina Veterinária. Pautou-se por uma reflexão crítica da necessidade de interação entre as dimensões teórica eprática na formação do profissional e realizou-se análise de fontes urbanas de Cryptococcus spp em fezes de pombos(Columbia livia), evidenciando a importância de orientação à população sobre os riscos de contágio, caracterizando a patogenicidade dos agentes identificados em dez ambientes públicos.
This article presents the results of an educational project for the Scientific Methodology degree course for veterinary medicine. The project was guided by the critical reflection on the necessity for the interaction between the theoretical and practical dimensions of professional training. An analysis was performed of urban sources of Cryptococcus spp in excrements of pigeons (Columbia livia), indicating the need for education of the population about the risks factors of transmission and characterizing the pathogenicity of the identified agents in ten public places.
El artículo presenta los resultados de un proyecto de enseñanza de Metodología Científica en el Curso de Graduaciónde Medicina Veterinaria. Se marcó por una reflexión crítica da la necesidad de la interacción entre las dimensionesteóricas y prácticas en la formación del profesional y se realizó un análisis de fuentes urbanas de Cryptococcus sppen excremento de palomas (Columbia livia), mostrando la importancia de la orientación a la población sobre losriesgos del contagio, caracterizando la patogenicidad de los agentes identificados en diez ambientes públicos.
Subject(s)
Humans , Cryptococcosis/prevention & control , Cryptococcosis/transmission , Cryptococcosis/veterinary , Zoonoses/epidemiology , Zoonoses/transmission , Methodology as a Subject , Public Health/educationABSTRACT
This article describes the professional lives of the founders of neurological surgery in Brazil as well as the Brazilian Society of Neurosurgery. The pioneers were Augusto Brandão Filho, the first general surgeon to perform brain surgery in Brazil, and José Ribe Portugal and Elyseu Paglioli, the founders of the first two neurosurgery schools in Brazil. The Brazilian Society of Neurosurgery was founded in Brussels, Belgium, on July 26, 1957, during the First International Congress of Neurological Surgery, at the initiative of José Ribe Portugal and José Geraldo Albernaz.
