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. 2019 Dec 6;110(S1):7-12.
doi: 10.23749/mdl.v110iS1.8678.

Medicine in Milan between the Nineteenth and Twentieth centuries

[Article in Italian]
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Medicine in Milan between the Nineteenth and Twentieth centuries

[Article in Italian]
Antonia Francesca Franchini. Med Lav. .

Abstract

Medicine in Milan between the Nineteenth and Twentieth centuries. The author deals with the medical-surgical panorama in Milan at the turn of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century. The advances in knowledge acquired from the mid-nineteenth century on led to the emergence of medical and surgical specializations, as well as of new tools for the prevention and treatment of diseases, and the creation of a health and care network, on which it was possible to graft highly developed training opportunities. The example of an institution set up in Milan at the beginning of the twentieth century to treat the results of traumatic events is emblematic, not only because it is related to occupational accidents, but also because it explains the need to have specialists from various medical and surgical disciplines at the service of the entire population.

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Facciata posteriore del Padiglione Francesco Ponti, anni Sessanta, Archivio Storico Ospedale Maggiore, Fototeca Figure 1 - Back facade of the Francesco Ponti Pavilion, 1960s (Historical Archive of the Ospedale Maggiore, Photo Library)
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Macchine Zander nell’Istituto Meccanoterapico. 1935 c. a. (Archivio Ospedale Maggiore, Fototeca) Figure 2 - Zander machines in the Mechanotherapeutic Institute. 1935 c. a. (Historical Archive of the Ospedale Maggiore, Photo Library)
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La sala per gli esercizi ginnici per la riabilitazione dell’apparato locomotore, Ponti Meccanoterapico (Archivio Storico Ospedale Maggiore, Fototeca) Figure 3 - The room for gymnastic exercises for the rehabilitation of the locomotive apparatus, Ponti Mechanotherapeutic (Historical Archive of the Ospedale Maggiore, Photo Library)
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Padiglione Moneta, Ex Ponti Meccanoterapico (Archivio Storico Ospedale Maggiore, Fototeca) Figure 4 - Moneta Pavilion, Former Ponti Mechanotherapeutic (Historical Archive of the Ospedale Maggiore, Photo Library)

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