Prof.dr.sc. Anđelko Wolf (1922-2007), ugledni epidemiolog i dermatovenerolog

Prof. dr. sc. Anđelko Wolf (Slavonski Šamac 1922. – Zagreb 2007.) diplomirao je na Medicinskom fakultetu u Zagrebu 1947. Najprije je specijalizirao epidemiologiju položivši specijalistički ispit 1950. u Beogradu. Radio je kao voditelj Centra za suzbijanje brucelozu u Rijeci za Istru i Slovensko primorje. Godine 1954. specijalizira dermatovenerologiju na riječkom Odjelu za kožne i spolne bolesti riječke bolnice. Specijalistički ispit položio je 1958. i postao asistent Medicinskog fakulteta. Za docenta je izabran 1973., izvanrednim profesorom postaje 1976., a redovnim 1981. Osnovao je i vodio mikološki i alergološki laboratorij Klinike, a poslije se posvetio profesionalnim bolestima i fotodermatologiji. Doktorirao je disertacijom o ulozi svjetla u nastanku bolesti kože. Obavljao je brojne odgovorne dužnosti na Klinici i Medicinskom fakultetu. Bio je vrstan i vrijedan kliničar. Predavao je i na postdiplomskom studiju u Rijeci i Zagrebu. Objavio je više od osamdeset stručnih i znanstvenih radova iz područja dermatovenerologije, a pisao i o potrebi reforme studija na medicinskim fakultetima

Aulus Cornelius Celsus’ De Medicina and His Contributions to Knowledge on Skin Diseases

ABSTRACT The book De Medicina by Aulus Cornelius Celsus was the first com- plete treatise about medicine written in Latin. We know little about his life. The monography consists of eight books describing all that was known within the whole sphere of medicine and surgery in the first century AD. In the introduc- tion (proemium), he also described the history of medicine until his time and also delineated the treatment of diseases that may be dietetic, medication-based or surgical. The treatise describes approximately forty skin diseases in a concise and clear style

History of Psoriasis

Psoriasis is probably as old as mankind. Today, it is a well defined skin disease, in which genetic, environmental and immunologic factors participate in etiopathogenesis. However, despite its frequency, chronicity and visibility, it is quite hard to find a description of psoriasis in the works of the ancient physicians. Dermatology developed slowly, first with appearance of the protodermatologists at the end of the 18th century, and continued with the arrival of the first dermatologists. From those times psoriasis became a distinct entity. However, until the last century, the descriptions of disease considered «morbi in pulchredine», were rather vague, the denomination not standardized and the translation from one language to others discrepant. Different authors called the disease with various names, while diverse diseases had the same names. The confusion in terminology and description of psoriasis lasted for centuries

Antonio Grossich - on the centenary of his introduction of iodine tincture painting in the preoperative infection control

The article presents the life and achievements of Doctor Antonio Grossich, the head of the Department of surgery and gynecology of the Civic hospital in Rijeka. He wrote several liter¬ary works, but deserves to be remembered for his clinical and experimental work on antiseptic and aseptic procedure. He introduced the method of painting the operative field with 10 % iodine tincture at first in traumas, then in general surgery. The method, for its rapidity, efficacy and not expensive had soon a worldwide success. He also participated actively in the political life of Rijeka before and after the World War I

CAMBIERI ED IL MORBO DI SCHERLIEVO – INIZIO DELLA VENEREOLOGIA A FIUME

G. B. Cambieri je u prvoj polovici XIX. stoljeća bio najznačajniji liječnik riječke regije. Rođen je u blizini grada Pavije gdje je završio Medicinski fakultet. U Rijeku je došao 1797. i ubrzo postao glavni gradski liječnik. Njegov je rad bio prije svega usmjeren prema zaraznoj bolesti koja se pojavila i širila krajem XVIII. stoljeća u Škrljevu, mjestu u blizini Rijeke. Opisao je bolest i smatrao je morbus sui generis, a nazvao je morbus Scherlievo. Napisao je nekoliko članaka o bolesti koja je predstavljala oblik sifilisa, a liječio ju je ponajprije živinim pripravcima. Istraživao je nove mogućnosti liječenja pa čak i autoinokulacijom. Na njegovu inicijativu otvorena je nova gradska bolnica s odjelom za sifilis. Sav je svoj imetak nakon smrti (1838.) ostavio toj bolnici. Njegov rad smatramo važnim za početak venerologije (sifilidologije) u riječkoj regiji.G. B. Cambieri was the most important physician in the Rijeka region in the first half of the 19th century. He was born near Pavia, and came to Rijeka in 1797. Soon he became the chief town physician. Most of his activity was directed against an infectious disease that appeared near Rijeka in the village of Škrljevo at the end of the 18th century. He described it as a disease in its own right, and termed it morbus Scherlievo, that is, the disease of Škrljevo. He wrote a few articles about the disease, which was a form of syphilis, and treated it with mercury preparations. He experimented with new therapies and even self-inoculation. He also took the initiative to open a new Civic Hospital with a Department of Syphilidology. After his death in 1838, he left all his money to the Hospital of the Holy Spirit of Rijeka. His work was of primary importance for the beginning of venerology in the Rijeka region

CAMBIERI ED IL MORBO DI SCHERLIEVO – INIZIO DELLA VENEREOLOGIA A FIUME

G. B. Cambieri je u prvoj polovici XIX. stoljeća bio najznačajniji liječnik riječke regije. Rođen je u blizini grada Pavije gdje je završio Medicinski fakultet. U Rijeku je došao 1797. i ubrzo postao glavni gradski liječnik. Njegov je rad bio prije svega usmjeren prema zaraznoj bolesti koja se pojavila i širila krajem XVIII. stoljeća u Škrljevu, mjestu u blizini Rijeke. Opisao je bolest i smatrao je morbus sui generis, a nazvao je morbus Scherlievo. Napisao je nekoliko članaka o bolesti koja je predstavljala oblik sifilisa, a liječio ju je ponajprije živinim pripravcima. Istraživao je nove mogućnosti liječenja pa čak i autoinokulacijom. Na njegovu inicijativu otvorena je nova gradska bolnica s odjelom za sifilis. Sav je svoj imetak nakon smrti (1838.) ostavio toj bolnici. Njegov rad smatramo važnim za početak venerologije (sifilidologije) u riječkoj regiji.G. B. Cambieri was the most important physician in the Rijeka region in the first half of the 19th century. He was born near Pavia, and came to Rijeka in 1797. Soon he became the chief town physician. Most of his activity was directed against an infectious disease that appeared near Rijeka in the village of Škrljevo at the end of the 18th century. He described it as a disease in its own right, and termed it morbus Scherlievo, that is, the disease of Škrljevo. He wrote a few articles about the disease, which was a form of syphilis, and treated it with mercury preparations. He experimented with new therapies and even self-inoculation. He also took the initiative to open a new Civic Hospital with a Department of Syphilidology. After his death in 1838, he left all his money to the Hospital of the Holy Spirit of Rijeka. His work was of primary importance for the beginning of venerology in the Rijeka region

CAMBIERI AND ŠKRLJEVO DISEASE: THE BEGINNINGS OF VENEREOLOGY IN RIJEKA

G. B. Cambieri je u prvoj polovici XIX. stoljeća bio najznačajniji liječnik riječke regije. Rođen je u blizini grada Pavije gdje je završio Medicinski fakultet. U Rijeku je došao 1797. i ubrzo postao glavni gradski liječnik. Njegov je rad bio prije svega usmjeren prema zaraznoj bolesti koja se pojavila i širila krajem XVIII. stoljeća u Škrljevu, mjestu u blizini Rijeke. Opisao je bolest i smatrao je morbus sui generis, a nazvao je morbus Scherlievo. Napisao je nekoliko članaka o bolesti koja je predstavljala oblik sifilisa, a liječio ju je ponajprije živinim pripravcima. Istraživao je nove mogućnosti liječenja pa čak i autoinokulacijom. Na njegovu inicijativu otvorena je nova gradska bolnica s odjelom za sifilis. Sav je svoj imetak nakon smrti (1838.) ostavio toj bolnici. Njegov rad smatramo važnim za početak venerologije (sifilidologije) u riječkoj regiji.G. B. Cambieri was the most important physician in the Rijeka region in the first half of the 19th century. He was born near Pavia, and came to Rijeka in 1797. Soon he became the chief town physician. Most of his activity was directed against an infectious disease that appeared near Rijeka in the village of Škrljevo at the end of the 18th century. He described it as a disease in its own right, and termed it morbus Scherlievo, that is, the disease of Škrljevo. He wrote a few articles about the disease, which was a form of syphilis, and treated it with mercury preparations. He experimented with new therapies and even self-inoculation. He also took the initiative to open a new Civic Hospital with a Department of Syphilidology. After his death in 1838, he left all his money to the Hospital of the Holy Spirit of Rijeka. His work was of primary importance for the beginning of venerology in the Rijeka region