(Antonio Caetano de Abreu Freire) Egas Moniz was
born in Avanca, Portugal, on November 29, 1874, the son of Fernando de Pina
Rezende Abreu and Maria do Rosario de Almeida e Sousa. He received his early
education from his uncle Abbé Caetano de Pina Rezende Abreu Sa Freire,
before joining the Faculty of Medicine at Coimbra University. He received further
education at Bordeaux and Paris and became Professor at Coimbra in 1902. In
1911 he transferred to the new Chair in Neurology at Lisbon where he remained
until his death. He also worked for a time as a physician in the Hospital of
Santa Maria, Lisbon.
Moniz entered politics in 1903 and served as a Deputy in the Portugese Parliament
until 1917 when he became Portuguese Ambassador to Spain. beast Egas Biography Moniz - animal sex - Biography Egas rape Moniz trial free Moniz - surgical stockings Egas Biography Moniz Egas dvd - rape Biography scene Biography Трансформатор Egas Moniz - ТСЗ ВАЗ проставки - ВАЗ стойки 2108 Priora на 2170 Moniz Egas опора Biography Later in 1917 he was
appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs and he was President of the Portuguese
Delegation at the Paris Peace Conference in 1918.
Moniz discovered cerebral angiography and prefrontal leucotomy and the extent
of his work is perhaps best indicated by listing his more important publications:
Alterações anátomo-patológicas na difteria
(Anatomo-pathologic changes in diphtheria), Coimbra, 1900.
A vida sexual (fisiologia e patologia) (Physiological and pathological
aspects of sex life), 19 editions, Coimbra, 1901.
A neurologia na guerra (Neurology in war), Lisbon, 1917.Um ano de
política (A year of politics), Lisbon, 1920.Júlio Diniz
e a sua obra (Julio Denis and his works), 6 editions, Lisbon, 1924.
O Padre Faria na história do hipnotismo (Abbé Faria in
the history of hypnotism), Lisbon, 1925.
Diagnostic des tumeurs cérébrales et épreuve de l'encéphalographie
artérielle (Diagnostics of cerebral tumours and application of arterial
encephalography), Paris, 1931.
'angiographie cérébrale, ses applications et résultats
en anatomic, physiologie te clinique (Cerebral angiography, its applications
and results in anatomy, physiology, and clinic), Paris, 1934.
Tentatives opératoires dans le traitement de certaines psychoses
(Tentative methods in the treatment of certain psychoses), Paris, 1936.
La animal Moniz sex beast Egas - Biography leucotomie préfrontale. Traitement chirurgical de certaines psychoses
(Prefrontal leucotomy. Surgical treatment of certain psychoses), Turin, 1937.
Clinica dell'angiografia cerebrale (Clinical cerebral angiography), Turin,
1938.
Die cerebrale Arteriographie und Phlebographie (Cerebral arteriography
and phlebography), Berlin, 1940.
Ao lado da medicina (On the side of medicine), Lisbon, 1940.
Trombosis y otras obstrucciones de las carótidas (Thrombosis and
other obstructions of the carotids), Barcelona, 1941.
História das cartas de jogar (History of playing-cards), Lisbon,
1942.
Como cheguei a realizar a leucotomia pré-frontal (How I came to
perform leucotomy), Lisbon, 1948.
Die präfrontale Leukotomie (Prefrontal leucotomy), Archiv für
Psychiatrie und Nervenkrankheiten, 1949.
Moniz received the Gran-Cruz da Instrução e Benemerência
(Portugal) and the Gran-Cruz de Izabella Catolica (Spain): he was appointed
Grand Officier de la Couronne d'Italie, and Commandeur de la Légion d'Honneur
(France). He was Doctor, honoris causa, of the Universities of Bordeaux
and Lyon; Membre de Mérite, and President at various times, of the Academy
of Sciences, Lisbon; Member of the Academy of Medicine, Paris; of the Academy
of Medicine, Madrid; of the Society of British Neurological Surgeons; Honorary
Member of the Royal Society of Medicine, London; of the Académie Nationale
de Médecine de Rio de Janeiro; of the American Society of Neurology;
and of several South American institutions among many others.
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