Dermatovenerology Faculty – of foreign students Course – 4 Practical classes for distancial education
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Department of dermatovenerology Faculty – of foreign students Course – 4 Practical classes for distancial education Subject № 13. General pathology of syphilis. I Syphilis. The history of venereology. Introduction to venereology. Classification of sexually transmitted diseases. General pathology and features of the modern course of syphilis. Venereology is a science that studies sexually transmitted diseases. The term "venereology" came from the Latin "Venus" - Venus (in Roman mythology, the goddess of love and beauty, in figurative and poetic speech – a beautiful woman) and the Greek "logos" - doctrine, science. The term “sexually transmitted diseases” combines infectious diseases that are transmitted, usually through sexual contact. They used to be called "voluptuous diseases." The history of the development of venereology. In the history of the development of venereology, two doctrines should be distinguished: unitarists and dualists. Scientists who considered syphilis as a manifestation of all sexually transmitted diseases were classified as unitarists. An ardent representative of this teaching was an authoritative English physician and scientist Genter. In Cheney's e Unitarianism b s lo wrong, but it continued to dominate until the beginning of XIX century. The representative of the dualist teachings was the French venereologist F. Ricore, who proved that syphilis and gonorrhea are various independent diseases. The beginning of the development of scientific venereology in Russia dates back to the second half of the 19 th century. Professor of the St. Petersburg Medical Academy V.M. is rightfully and rightly considered the founder of the national syphilological school. Tarnovsky, thanks to him, syphilology for the first time stood out from the course of surgery in an independent discipline. In 1885, he organized the Russian Syphilidological and Dermatological Society - the first scientific society of dermatovenerologists in Europe. Currently, the St. Petersburg Society of Dermatovenereologists is named after V. Tarnovsky. Yüklə 0,7 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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