HISTÓRIA DA ANESTESIOLOGIA

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Elaborando um resumo do livro de Anestesiologia Clínica, de G. Edward Morgan, J.R. Md, da REVINTER, e-mail:livraria@revinter.com.br, http://www.revinter.com.br/, de 2003, com ISBN 85-7309-515-6

Foi na antiga Grécia que Dioscorides é tido como primeiro a usar o termo ANESTESIA, no primeiro ano da era cristã, na sua descrição ao descrever os efeitos da planta mandrágora na qual observa  efeitos similares aos narcóticos.

Ora Quem foi Pedanius Dioscorides?



"La Biblioteca de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid ha creado la Biblioteca Digital Dioscórides, cuyo principal objetivo es ofrecer acceso público a un fondo bibliográfico histórico, de gran valor para la historia de la ciencia y de las humanidades. Incluye casi 3.000 libros digitalizados a texto completo de nuestro fondo antiguo, de incalculable valor, accesibles libremente. Incorpora, también, más de 47.000 grabados e ilustraciones."

 A BIBLIOTECA COMPLUTENCE DE MADRID, criou a BIBLIOTECA DIGITAL DIOSCORIDES; cujo principal objectivo é oferecer ao público uma boa fonte da história bibliográfica de Dioscorides, com grande valor para a história da ciência e das humanidades. Inclui quase 3.000 livros digitalizados a texto completo da antiguidade, de valor incalculável, acessíveis ao público livremente. Incorpora, também, mais de 47.000 gravações e ilustrações.

Texto traduzido por:

 Sandra Isabel Nunes Cruz

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