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The Dawn of Plastic Surgery in Mexico: XVIth Century

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2003
An aspect of early Mexican surgery in the sixteenth century is presented. The treatment of facial wounds by Alonso Lopez de Hinojosos and Agustin Farfán is reviewed. Farfán proposed total nose reconstruction, with a cutaneous arm flap, 18 years before its description in De Curtorum Chirurgia, by Tagliacozzi, in 1597 in Venice, Italy.
Fernando Ortiz-Monasterio
exaly   +3 more sources

A Regional Map of the Early XVIth Century

Geographical Journal, 1928
WHEN the sequence of symbols employed to represent orographical features on a map is studied, it is seen that the reduction of such symbols to the almost meaningless convention current before the intro? duction of modern hachures and contours was the work of the great carto? graphers of the Flemish and Dutch Schools.
E G R Taylor
exaly   +2 more sources

XVIth century cartography in the Netherlands

Imago Mundi, 1952
Johannes Keuning
exaly   +2 more sources

The Point of Perfection in XVIth Century Notation

The Musical Times, 1919
exaly   +2 more sources