Malignant wart, is, as its name implies, the way hypertoxic, violent and often fatal, Peruvian wart or Carrion's disease. Individualized for the first time in 1870, when fatty epidemically in camps for railroad workers to La Oroya, located in the valleys between chosica and Matucana, was then given the name of Oroya fever to distinguish malaria eruptive wart, typhoid and other diseases, along with her reigned in these regions. Later, in 1885, the unexpected result of the memorable experience of carrion, came to demonstrate the etiological unity of Oroya fever and eruptive wart held hypothesis by Spinal Doctor in 1871.

The diagnosis of tropical diseases, as all diseases in general is in the exact interpretation of the background and the information provided by clinical examination of the patient; ie, the diagnosis requires: 1° a very shrewd questioning while very accurate and detailed of all that relates to the life and health of the subject, considered in itself and in its relations with the environment ; 2° overall examination of the patient, organ by organ, function by function, to discover and record the symptoms and physical signs exist; and 3° harmonic and joint recovery of all data acquired serene certified and judiciously.

Last December, a few days after entering my room "Dos de Mayo" a sick, apparently from sleeping sickness, hospital came another subject, presenting symptoms, at first glance, similar to those we observed in the earlier, resulting in our minds the doubt about the diagnosis, the course of events and the study of market, soon dispelled.

Peruvian wart or Carrion's disease, which occurs in two well-defined and independent clinical forms: benign and malignant wart wart, etiologic and epidemiologic features characters as identical to those that are characteristic of tropical diseases caused by parasitic protozoa and transmitted by blood-sucking insects, such as malaria, yellow fever, trypanosomiasis, etc., there can be no doubt that it is also produced by a specific protozoan and trasmmitida for hemófago insect.

Program lessons Pharmacology Professor Dr. Julian Arce, principal Professor of Tropical Diseases and Internal Pharmacology, Chair of the National Academy of Medicine.

Attack comatose pernicious form, attributed to the development of brain warts own misinterpretation of splenic hypertrophy of chronic malaria, allocated equally, Carrion's disease.

In the year just ended, have been observed in this capital, in addition to the epidemic outbreak of influenza, not happily reached considerable proportions that had the previous year (1918), an epidemic of measles and one rubella, which have developed simultaneously, Let's expose, on this occasion, some considerations on the latter two diseases, the clinical differentiation is often very difficult and often impossible.

The stoppage of scientific progress, imposed by the terrible war which has now ended and directed all institutions and all energies toward the ultimate goal of complete destruction of implacable enemy, whatever the means by which it has come to an end, but in all the countries that took part in the conflagration, as many of them still suffer intense losses and the economic, industrial disturbances, political, etc., arising from such a great fight, some like the United States and England, whose powerful vitality, combined with practicality and resolved that characterizes them, allowed them to engage without delay to resume the work of its institutes and laboratories, for the cultivation of science, its applications and not the extermination of man, but the welfare and happiness of mankind.

Between injuries and functional disorders that can cause flu, it is placed next to bronchopulmonary, cardiovascular and nervous determinations favorite of this infection, which have their seat in the kidneys and are likely to reach, intensity, clinical superiority capital to the point of imposing the prognosis and therefore constitute the most urgent and primary therapeutic indication. Recojidas Observations during the influenza pandemic, many countries still plaguing the globe show, indeed, the frequency of renal determinations of influenza, not just during the first febrile period frankly, paroxysmal, short and mild, 10 overall, of the disease, which resembles both dengue and sand fly fever, but also and especially in the second period, the period of complications.

The study of the etiology of infectious diseases has always had as main objective research and identification of the corresponding causative organism. The work undertaken to this end have been inspired, of course, the doctrines and the methods proper to the period in which they were made, which explains the numerous findings, prematurely considered as definitive, which records the history of many of these diseases, the specific cause today is resisting the wonderful advances in science and still remains a mystery. The yellow fever typhus, is a demonstrative example of what you just said. Indeed, just created bacteriology, Freire Rio de Janeiro in 1883, he thought he had discovered the germ of this scourge, a micrococcus which isolated and studied under the name Cryptococcus xanthogenicus; prepared immediately cultures attenuated the bacterium, with whom he practiced preventive inoculatio...

It has been discussed many times in our scientific institutions, whether or yellow fever is not endemic to the coast of Peru, holding at various times and by different observers, and spontaneous generation, ie, the miasmatic origin of that pyrexia in our coast; and its endemicity, consecutive to the first invasion of the scourge that occurred in 1852; and simple post-epidemic of yellow fever germ survival in the form of seasonal sporadic cases, unable to be broadcast without true endemic; and, finally, absolutely denying the endemicity of typhoid yellow on the Peruvian coast.

So far, we have only had to study and discuss certain isolated cases have been wrongly categorized amarílicos which have occurred outside the epidemic periods 1852-1856 and 1867-1869, asignándoseles, in that case, the probative value of endemicity yellow fever in the Peruvian coast, a view which, as we have seen, is wholly unfounded. . This statement, moreover, is not only our, because in 1885 Drs JOSE MARIANO Macedo and Leonardo Villar, referring to such cases, say the following: "Sporadic cases of fever, reputed by some to be practical typhus icterodes that have occurred in the interim periods between epidemics and another, can not be referred to these, or be subject to them of course, these cases are not typically well-defined and proven by autopsy, and nor ever have been transmissible. "I must do this, that this categorical statement also includes, of course, the case of yellow fev...

The alleged endemic yellow fever on the coast of Peru (Continued).

The alleged endemic yellow fever on the coast of Peru (Continued)

Peruvian wart or Carrion's disease, took place between singular tropical diseases, not only for its extremely limited geographic distribution, but also by their clinical appearance anatomical feature, which can be synthesized from now, in the next two syndromes: anemia and eruption.

Peruvian wart is, inoculable man and animals, limited to certain areas of Peru geographical distribution and is characterized by the following two anatomo-clinical sindromas infectious disease: 1 anemia, which may be simple, in some cases (benign wart), or acute and pernicious in other (malignant wart); and 2nd outbreak, more or less abundant, of granulomatous tumors, very vascular, known by the misnomer of warts. The transmission of this disease is made, probably through a blood-sucking insect.

The creation of the department of tropical diseases, I have the honor of running temporarily, has come to meet the urgent need was, to extend, to the extent possible the study of these morbosis, which so closely concern us, relieving the once the heavy work of the course on medical nosography, whose divisions successive imposed by} os advances of modern science, ensuring the effectiveness of teaching and facilitate learning of medicine.

El trabajo de investigación de la danza tijeras y la capacidad coordinativa de los niños de quinto grado de la I.E.P.N°- 54375 de Condebamba en el año 2010; fue desarrollado en la comunidad campesina de Condebamba del distrito de Toraya provincia de Aymaraes región de Apurímac. Efectivamente al problema de investigación, se ha visto una necesidad de analizar y detenninar la contribución de la danza tijeras, que en las últimas décadas, en la comunidad educativa han demostrado, capacidades insuficientes como para desenvolverse como seres humanos, sustentadas en las cualidades físicas coordinativas. Por que el desarrollo de estas cualidades físicas coordinativas, son muy importantes, cuyo promedio de edad está en la niñez y en los primeros años de la adolescencia, es decir, durante la estadía escolar primaria y los primeros años de la secundaria, se adolece del conocimiento...