The international embryological terminology and the eponyms
In medical language we find a large number of eponyms whose use pays tribute to scientists who described pathology, a sign, a technique, an anatomical or microscopic structure, etc. To pay tribute to those who with their research enriched Medicine and Morphological Sciences particularly and to contr...
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I10-R335-article-228172018-12-20T09:17:59Z The international embryological terminology and the eponyms La terminología embriológica internacional y los epónimos Samar Romani, María Elena international morphological terminology teaching research eponyms ethic terminología embriológica internacional docencia investigación epónimos ética In medical language we find a large number of eponyms whose use pays tribute to scientists who described pathology, a sign, a technique, an anatomical or microscopic structure, etc. To pay tribute to those who with their research enriched Medicine and Morphological Sciences particularly and to contribute to the knowledge of the historical Embryology terminology we made an illustrated eponyms glossary for the medical / dental community and the students. To elaborate the glossary, the presence and significance of eponyms in General and Special Embryology books (1950-2018), serial publications, databases and virtual encyclopedias were investigated. Anatomical, Histological and Embryological Terminology Symposia recommend perpetuating eponyms and vernacular folk terms with historical interest only. To use a common scientific language and a single denomination that avoids confusion and optimizes communication and learning, priority should be given to the use of normative terminology El lenguaje médico está lleno de epónimos. Su uso rinde homenaje a científicos que describieron una patología, un signo, una técnica, una estructura anatómica o microscópica, etc. En homenaje a quienes con sus investigaciones enriquecieron la Medicina y las Ciencias Morfológicas en particular, y para contribuir al conocimiento de la terminología histórica de la Embriología realizamos un glosario ilustrado de epónimos para la comunidad médico/odontológica y los estudiantes. Para elaborar el glosario investigamos la presencia y significación de epónimos en textos de Embriología General y Especial (años 1950-2018), publicaciones seriadas, bases de datos y enciclopedias virtuales. Los simposios de Terminología Anatómica, Histológica y Embriológica recomiendan perpetuar epónimos y términos folklóricos vernáculos sólo con interés histórico. Debemos priorizar el uso de la terminología normativa cuyo objetivo es usar un lenguaje científico común y una denominación única que evite confusiones y optimice la comunicación y el aprendizaje. Facultad de Odontología 2018-12-19 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/RevFacOdonto/article/view/22817 Revista de la Facultad de Odontología; Vol. 28 Núm. 3 (2018); 3-8 2545-7594 0325-1071 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/RevFacOdonto/article/view/22817/22414 |
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Samar Romani, María Elena |
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In medical language we find a large number of eponyms whose use pays tribute to scientists who described pathology, a sign, a technique, an anatomical or microscopic structure, etc. To pay tribute to those who with their research enriched Medicine and Morphological Sciences particularly and to contribute to the knowledge of the historical Embryology terminology we made an illustrated eponyms glossary for the medical / dental community and the students. To elaborate the glossary, the presence and significance of eponyms in General and Special Embryology books (1950-2018), serial publications, databases and virtual encyclopedias were investigated. Anatomical, Histological and Embryological Terminology Symposia recommend perpetuating eponyms and vernacular folk terms with historical interest only. To use a common scientific language and a single denomination that avoids confusion and optimizes communication and learning, priority should be given to the use of normative terminology |
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