Biomedical subjects

F E Rabello

Publications and source records attributed to F E Rabello.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed1989

[Comparative ecology of tuberculosis and hanseniasis as they coincide endemically in tropical countries].

The authors discuss the several aspects of the co-sensibilization in the infections produced by M. Tuberculosis and M. hanseniae. Attention is called to Rabello's pioneer works written in 1935 and the subsequent works written by several Argentinian and Brazilian authors. Special emphasis is made to the experimental works in animals by Azulay. The authors discuss the aspects of competitiveness, protection and the crossed granulomatosis answers to the infections.

Adult↗

PubMed1983

[Myxedema tuberosum atypicum (Jadassohn-Doesserkker, 1916) in the clinical picture of the myxodermias and in the normal course of Graves-Basedow's disease].

An extraordinary case: large cutaneous tumors, intense "endocrine" exophthalmos, macroglossia, acropachie, prétibial mucinosis, diffuse myxodermia, symptoms of systemic involvement.

Autoimmune Diseases↗

PubMed1983

Again on "indeterminate leprosy" (alias immature hanseniasis)

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Humans↗

PubMed1976

[The doctrine of leprosy in the concept of the leprosy specialists of latin origin (1938-1974): a retrospective study in view of the future Internacional Congress in Mexico, 1978].

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Congresses as Topic↗

PubMed1975

Immunological principles as a guide to a new leprosy concept: a lifelong study (1935-1974).

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Brazil↗

PubMed1975

[The polarity concept in leprosy: polar types, polar system, polar concept, dichotomy].

The author presents his priority of the polar concept in leprosy, and briefly reviews what he calls the history of an idea. The polar concept was first presented in February-May 1938, and was to receive full recognition from the Havana's Committee on Nomeclature and published in the Annals of the 5th International Congress of Leprosy (April 1948). In recent years many points brought by immunopathology focused the humoral immunity at the level of the immuno-negative L pole, in clear-cut opposition to the cell-mediated immunity present in the immuno-positif T pole. Polar concept thus receiving a remarkable physio-pathological support to the views once expressed by the author.

Humans↗

PubMed1973