Fisiología mexicana en el siglo XIX: la enseñanza
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https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.2000.v52.i1.197Abstract
The Teaching of Medicine in México changed very little during the three centuries of Spanish domination. In 1833, Vice-President Valentín Gómez Parías changed the traditional medical teaching and pushed a program of medical studies very similar to the French. Physiology became very important, its evolution may be followed through the ideas of the professors. This evolution reflects the difficulty to accept new ideas in Physiology and the effort made in order to modernize the Physiology teaching.
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