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Stanisław Rybicki autorem pierwszego w Polsce opisu zmian anatomopatologicznych w rzucawce porodowej

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Nowakowska-Zamachowska M. , Śródka A.

Kwartalnik Historii Nauki i Techniki

2014

tom R. 59, nr 3

67--80

Stanisław Rybicki – the author of the first description of anatomopathological changes in eclampsia At the turn of the 19th and 20th century, the term eclampsia referred to a collection of symptoms of some kind of suffering that occurred during pregnancy, during birth or shortly thereafter, whose characteristic feature were tonic-clonic seizures, involving bigger or smaller loss of consciousness and certain changes in the structure and functioning of internal organs of the patient. The aetiology of this severe condition was completely unknown, although it was a very common one and frequently with fatal consequences to the patient. The author of the first published on Polish soil, and according to some sources, even in the world, anatomopathological description of the lesions of eclampsia, is erroneously considered to be a Warsaw anatomopathologist - Edward Przewoski. However, in Poland, the priority should be given to Stanislaw Rybicki, a doctor from the town of Skierniewice, an extremely meticulous researcher of the problem.

Julian Ignacy Nowak - między medycyną a polityką

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Nowakowska-Zamachowska M. , Gryglewski R. W.

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Zygmunt Ewy - lekarz weterynarii, twórca polskiej szkoły fizjologii zwierząt

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Nowakowska-Zamachowska M. , Pieszka M. , Pieszka M. , Barowicz T.

Medycyna Weterynaryjna

2016

tom 72

nr 04

The present article is an attempt to summarize the biography and scientific achievements of outstanding Polish scientist, a veterinarian and cynologist, Professor Zygmunt Ewy (1913-1994). Professor Ewy was born and raised in Galicia, in a landowning family. From the beginning of his scientific work, the areas of his interests included the subject related the role of the nervous and endocrine systems in the lactation, the impact of endocrine system on reproductive functions in animals, as well as the study of hypothalamic-pituitary axis in birds. Professor showed the correlation between the iodine content in the water and its content in milk, and proved the existence of similar mechanism of iodine uptake in humans and animals. Professor Ewy was the author of over 150 scientific publications, several books and a member of numerous scientific societies. Thanks to its remarkable achievements. Professor Ewy became known as ‘the creator of the Polish school of animal endocrinology’.