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[Hospitals and surgeons: Madrid 1940].

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|July 3, 2008

Summary

This review covers Madrid

Area of Science:

Medical History
Surgical History
Hospital Administration

Background:

This review examines the history of prominent Madrid hospitals and their general surgeons.
It covers the period from 1940 until the closure of Hospital Clinico (1957) and Hospital General (1967).

Observation:

Key institutions reviewed include Hospital de la Princesa, Hospital del Niño Jesús, Military Hospital, and Red Cross Hospital.
The study details permanent surgeons at various Madrid centers, including Hospital General, Hospital Clinico, Military Hospital, Red Cross Hospital, Hospital de la Princesa, and Hospital del Niño Jesús.

Findings:

The historical data provides a comprehensive overview of surgical practices and personnel in Madrid's leading hospitals during a significant period.
Specific surgeons and their affiliations are listed for each reviewed institution.

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Implications:

This historical record serves as a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of surgery and hospital services in Madrid.
It highlights the contributions of key medical professionals and institutions to the city's healthcare landscape.