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Formado pela Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade Federal da Bahia, em 1965.

Residência Médica, de 1966 a 1967, na Maternidade Climério de Oliveira, da UFBa.

De 1968 a 1970, fez aperfeiçoamento em research Fellow, na Cornel University, nos Estados Unidos.

De 2004 a 2007, realizou doutorado em Medicina e Saúde Pública, na Universidade Federal da Bahia, da qual foi Professor Adjunto e Chefe do Departamento de Ginecologia, Obstetrícia e Reprodução Humana.

Presidente da Associação Baiana de Medicina, membro da Câmara Técnica de Ginecologia e Obstetrícia do Conselho Regional de Medicina da Bahia, Vice-Presidente da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Fetal e sócio da Federação Brasileira das Sociedades de Ginecologia e Obstetrícia.

Professor da UNIUFACS e membro do corpo clínico do Hospital Aliança, em Salvador.

Participa do corpo editorial  da Revista Brasileira de Saúde Materno Infantil e do periódico Fêmina (da Federação Brasileira de Sociedades de Ginecologia e Obstetrícia).

Artigos completos, publicados em periódicos, 16. Capítulos de livros, 3. Trabalhos completos publicados em anais de congressos, 4. Resumos publicados em anais de congressos, 22. Participação em bancas examinadoras de concursos para o corpo docente da Universidade Federal da Bahia e da Universidade Federal de Sergipe, 13. Participação em eventos da especialidade, 276.

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Antônio Carlos Vieira Lopes.  Disponível   em http://buscatextual.

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3 ANOS, 9 MESES, 16 DIAS DE IDADE EM 12/09/2008

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Esse aí é o Dr. Antônio Carlos Vieira Lopes! Assim que mamãe engravidou de mim o médico endocrinologista dela o indicou. E foi confiança à primeira vista!! Sempre muito calmo, tranquilo, paciente e principalmente competente. Dr. Antônio Carlos é um médico obstetra muito famoso na Bahia.

 

"Ele possui graduação em Medicina pela Faculdade de Medicina da Bahia da Universidade Federal da Bahia, (1965) , Residencia Médica em Ginecologia e Obstetícia pela Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade Federal da Bahia. Título de Especialista em Ginecologia e Obstetrícia (TEGO) pela Febrasgo. Doutorado em Medicina e Saúde pela Faculdade de Medicina da Bahia da Universidade Federal da Bahia . Atualmente é professor Associado I, aposentado, da Faculdade de Medicina da Bahia da Universidade Federal da Bahia, Presidente da Associação Bahiana de Medicina, Membro da Câmara Técnica de Ginecologia e Obstetrícia do Conselho Regional de Medicina do Estado da Bahia, Vice Presidente da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Fetal , Sócio da Federação Brasileira das Sociedades de Ginecologia e Obstetrícia e Membro do Corpo Clínico do Hospital Aliança. Tem experiência na área de Medicina, com ênfase em Ginecologia , Obstetricia e Medicina Fetal, atuando principalmente nos seguintes temas: gravidez, gravidez de alto risco, medicina fetal,diagnóstico pré-natal de anomalias genéticas."

É isso aí...ele é ou não é? Mas pra mim independente da quantidade de títulos que ele tenha, foi ele quem me colocou nos braços do meu papai assim que nasci, foi ele quem me trouxe ao mundo e me apresentou as pessoas mais importantes da minha vida: minha mamãe e meu papai!

Depois que nasci nunca mais o tinha visto. Na última consulta da mamãe pra ver a Luisa, papai tirou uma foto nossa juntos pela segunda vez...Pena que mamãe não tem aqui a foto que papai tirou minha com ele ainda na sala de parto...mas depois mamãe posta pra vocÊs verem a diferença do meu tamanho, hehehehe.

Vou indo nessa...

Beijos,

Giulia



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Born in Propria, Sergipe, June 25, 1859, and his parents Gustavo Rodrigues da Costa and Maria Soledad Costa Doria.
He made history in the Athenaeum of Aracaju, in the years 1875 to 1876.
In 1877, he enrolled at the Faculty of Medicine of Bahia, for which he received the degree of Doctor of Medicine on December 16, 1882.
Completed medical school, settled in the city of Orange (Se), where he held a private clinic from 1883 to 1885.
Laranjeiras Salvador went to in order to compete for the position of Deputy Chair Professor of Forensic Medicine and toxicology. Approved on first, was appointed in late 1885.
In 1888 he applied for the chair of Medical Pathology, vacant by the death of Professor. Demetrius Tourinho.
In 1891 he was appointed Deputy of the 2nd Section of that power.
In the same year, organizing the Free School of Law, was invited to occupy the chair of Legal Medicine.
In 1892 he was appointed professor professor's chair Medical Botany and Zoology, Faculty of Medicine of Bahia.
In 1895 he was elected municipal councilor in the city of Salvador, a position he held until 1899.
On December 30, 1897 he was elected federal deputy for Sergipe, and re-elected legislatures in other staves.
On July 30, 1908 was elected President of Sergipe.
In 1911 and 1913, was on a visit to Europe during this period and wrote for "The Diary of Bahia," a series of letters titled "From Paris".
Belonged to several cultural and scientific institutions, among which we highlight the Institute of History and Geography of Sergipe, Geographic and Historical Institute of Bahia and the National Academy of Medicine.
Participated in national and international conferences, representing the Government of Sergipe, Bahia School of Law and other institutions.
From his extensive bibliography, highlight theses, articles, speeches, memoirs, lectures and pamphlets on various subjects.
José Rodrigues da Costa Doria is considered "a man of great lucidity, intelligence and sharp privileged professional culture" ().
Died in Salvador on February 14, 1938.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC SOURCES:
Guarana, Armindo - Sergipe Bibliographical Dictionary. Aracaju, 1926.
Freire de Carvalho, José Eduardo - News History of the Faculty of Medicine of Bahia. Salvador, 1909.
Sá Oliveira, Eduardo - Historical Memory of the Faculty of Medicine of Bahia, concerning the year 1942. Salvador, 1992.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC SOURCES:
Guarana, Armindo - Sergipe Bibliographical Dictionary. Aracaju, 1926.
Freire de Carvalho, José Eduardo - News History of the Faculty of Medicine of Bahia. Salvador, 1909.
Sá Oliveira, Eduardo - Historical Memory of the Faculty of Medicine of Bahia, concerning the year 1942. Salvador, 1992.

Gustavo Rodrigues da Costa and Maria Soledad Costa Doria.
He made history in the Athenaeum of Aracaju, in the years 1875 to 1876.
In 1877, he enrolled at the Faculty of Medicine of Bahia, for which he received the degree of Doctor of Medicine on December 16, 1882.
Completed medical school, settled in the city of Orange (Se), where he held a private clinic from 1883 to 1885.
Laranjeiras Salvador went to in order to compete for the position of Deputy Chair Professor of Forensic Medicine and toxicology. Approved on first, was appointed in late 1885.
In 1888 he applied for the chair of Medical Pathology, vacant by the death of Professor. Demetrius Tourinho.
In 1891 he was appointed Deputy of the 2nd Section of that power.
In the same year, organizing the Free School of Law, was invited to occupy the chair of Legal Medicine.
In 1892 he was appointed professor professor's chair Medical Botany and Zoology, Faculty of Medicine of Bahia.
In 1895 he was elected municipal councilor in the city of Salvador, a position he held until 1899.
On December 30, 1897 he was elected federal deputy for Sergipe, and re-elected legislatures in other staves.
On July 30, 1908 was elected President of Sergipe.
In 1911 and 1913, was on a visit to Europe during this period and wrote for "The Diary of Bahia," a series of letters titled "From Paris".
Belonged to several cultural and scientific institutions, among which we highlight the Institute of History and Geography of Sergipe, Geographic and Historical Institute of Bahia and the National Academy of Medicine.
Participated in national and international conferences, representing the Government of Sergipe, Bahia School of Law and other institutions.
From his extensive bibliography, highlight theses, articles, speeches, memoirs, lectures and pamphlets on various subjects.
José Rodrigues da Costa Doria is considered "a man of great lucidity, intelligence and sharp privileged professional culture" ().
Died in Salvador on February 14, 1938.

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In my student days, 2nd Chair of Internal Medicine, the fifth-year medical student, had the professor Professor José Olympio da Silva stands out among his assistants, his son, Cicero Adolfo da Silva.
In the words of Thomas Cross, Cicero Adolfo da Silva was an artist of communication, "who taught us to talk to patients and get the story of his ailments - the interview."
For Rodolfo Teixeira, José Olympio da Silva met with efficiency, serenity, modesty and discretion the role of teaching with the patient wards and outpatient clinics. "

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These are the words of Mario Augusto de Castro Lima, taken in the Faculty of Medicine, Federal University of Bahia, on the centenary of the birth of Professor José Olympio da Silva: "At the time of the voices brilliant, lucid, beautiful, large speakers and teachers who enriched this University - Almir de Oliveira Pinto de Carvalho Magalhães Neto, Estacio de Lima, Aristides Novis, among many - José Olympio murmured their lessons, especially their clinical practices, where whispering in the ears of students and patients, as no want to bother them or tease them with the truths of his science, not always auspicious in their diagnoses and predictions, trying to fluff his voice the roughness of adverse challenges to patients and disciples, the rudeness of predictions and prescriptions, that each other and the doctor and especially the teacher of medicine is compelled to do. "
Strictly speaking, complemented Professor Mário Augusto de Castro Lima, José Olympio not just listen to the heart with his stethoscope, he were talking
Behold the man, here's the truth!


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"Your time, says the biographer has said, was lost (or won himself) in classrooms, wards of the indigent, the ante-mornings and afternoons in the office, at home by the incessant pilgrimage of the afflicted."
Very reluctantly, however, their culture, their knowledge contradicted humility and modesty, and he, to meet friends, took some positions and functions which brightens with diligence and honesty.
So did the Federal Board of Education, Advisory Council Member, Chair of the Music Institute of Bahia, the Director of the Hospital Santa Isabel and the direction of the School of Medicine

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Finally, will become his disciple and friend, Professor Mario Augusto de Castro Lima, which, thinking to have him come to Eternity, said:
"I saw him reach the gates of Heaven and hear the inevitable question made by John the Baptist -
QUIS ES TU DICES QUID FOR TE ISPO? (Who are you? What you say about yourself ?)... And his humble response of worthlessness that unfairly modesty made him give up, "I am one that was not up to tie the laces of his shoes from my teachers, my friends, my disciples, my patients, my colleagues ... "Against this response, Master, rising up in his posterity, his family, his friends, his disciples and most of all its medical school."
Here is a picture of the humblest of my teachers ...

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Born in Salvador, in the parish of Pirajá on October 28, 1833.
Completed preparatory studies, he joined the Faculty of Medicine of Bahia, by which he obtained his doctorate in 1857.
As a student, while studying the second year doctor, was a founder of the Abolitionist Society Second of July, and later, president of the Patriotic Society of Seven in September.
After the academic apprenticeship, he kept the clinic and, shortly thereafter, embraced his political career by being elected four times a deputy to the Provincial Assembly and the General Assembly (1879-1881).
Opposition was by tender of the Section of Medical Sciences (1873). Then, also by tender (1883), Lens of Medicine.
Highlight of his stout bibliography, and three papers, numerous articles, speeches and reports, as well as his "Lessons of Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics," published in 1888.
He belonged to the Council of the Emperor Dom Pedro II, was a Knight of the Order of St. Gregory the Great, Rome, and has received numerous titles and honors
Was part of the Geographic and Historical Institute of Bahia and several other cultural and scientific institutions.
In 1884, he was President of the Province of São Paulo and, later, Bahia (twice).
Proclaimed a republic, was elected State Senator and Mayor of Salvador (1893-1895).
"Tireless abolitionist, a great reputation clinical professor of exceptional merit, politician of national projection was well Adviser Almeida Couto one of the greatest figures of the country in its time" (3).
"Physician and politician, Almeida Couto was one of the most brilliant of his time. Superior mind, heart for good, Almeida Couto was also sincere abolitionist "(2).

BIBLIOGRAPHIC SOURCES:
1. Freire de Carvalho, José Eduardo - News History of the Faculty of Medicine of Bahia. Salvador, 1909.
2. Loureiro de Souza, Antonio - Baianos Distinguished (1564-1925). Salvador, 1973.
3. Sá Oliveira, Eduardo - Historical Memory of the Faculty of Medicine of Bahia, concerning the year 1942. Salvador, 1992.

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Born in Vilarinho, Portugal, on January 15, 1926.
Arrived in Bahia in 1840, with 14 years of age.
He enrolled in medical school in 1846, and she was graduated in 1846.
Since the early sixties, created with Wulcherer and Paterson, the "Tropicalist School of Bahia."
Aristides Novis said: "Spirit worship, endowed with rare penetration of morbid events, Silva Lima was the cynosure of the studious youth of his time, who surrounded him, eager to draw on their lips the word of clinicians advised, smooth vehicle who enjoyed profound erudition, whose wand and many doubts dissipated, even from people elderly people - with tournaments in entanglements charadísticos the profession. Met many excellent qualities of the master, and was, in fact, without being a teacher "(2).
Edgar Cerqueira Falcão, tracing the profile of Lima Silva, said he implanted in Bahia Wucherer and Paterson, the first milestone in the study of tropical diseases in our country and established his residence in the vivarium first installed in our land.
His studies on beriberi had wide repercussions.
It was one of the founders of "Gazeta Médica da Bahia and it published several papers on filariasis and other tropical diseases, and therefore deserved to Gilberto Freire commented:" Silva Lima, Wucherer and Paterson knew, as few, considering the issues and regional issues tropical, Brazilian, instead of repeating the majestic galleries equal to pulpits in the classical language solemnly imitated Portuguese lessons of European masters, ignorant of Brazilian conditions of tropical environments and crossbred populations "(1).
Agrippino Martins said that "in the particular case of beriberi, the great merit of Lima Silva, in studying this disease in a masterly manner, was to have realized that this was a disease entity has not seen in the country, identified it, at least regarding the symptomatic, the disease prevailing in India and divided it into three clinical universally accepted today, summed observations and modeling studies on a monograph, poured into molds of strict scientific accuracy, written in simple, accurate and elegant "(3).
In the period between 1866 and 1908, Silva Lima published nearly a hundred studies about yellow fever, ainhum, hookworm, and filariasis beriberi.
 "The Luso-Brazilian great doctor, leaves his name indelibly on the history of medicine of our land. Employing the experimental method in our study of epidemics, he cooperated in the saying of Caldas Coni, the independence of the Brazilian medicine "(ibid.).

BIBLIOGRAPHIC SOURCES:
1. Coni, Antonio Caldas - Tropicalist School of Bahia. Salvador, 1951.
2. Biographical-Historical Dictionary of the Health Sciences in Brazil (1832-1930), Casa de Oswaldo Cruz / Fiocruz. Available in http:WWW.dichIstoriasaude.coc.fiocruz.br. Accessed November 6, 2009.
3. Lacaz, Carlos da Silva - Shades of Brazilian Medicine. São Paulo, 1966.
4. Leite, Geraldo - José Francisco da Silva Lima - Lecture delivered at the School of Bahian Medical and Public Health. Salvador, 1996.

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Born in Goiás, Pernambuco, November 10, 1745.
He did his initial studies in the city of Recife. Devoted to the craft of barber and Pernambujco Governor appointed him in 1766, surgeon of loose body of ordinances and retired officers.
Shortly after, aspiring to study in more advanced centers, moved to Lisbon, where he enrolled in the School of Surgical Hospital of All Saints, where he studied with the barber Manuel Constancio, the most famous surgeon of the time.
Obtained a Master's degree in surgery, he moved to Paris where he studied in large Surgical Services.
In 1768, he obtained a diploma in "officier de santé", attended Medical School at Montpellier and Padua. Then he returned to Lisbon and started his clinic.
At that time, the Brazilians took up a position of great prominence in the intellectual circles of the Portuguese court, especially among doctors, Francisco de Melo Franco, Alexandre Rodrigues Ferreira and Vicente Seabra Coelho da Silva Teles.
In 1772, the Marquis of Pombal appointed Jose Correa Picanco Professor of Anatomy, University of Coimbra.
Given their situation as "officier de santé," Shrike decided to return to Paris in order to obtain a doctorate.
After defending a thesis before the Congregation of the Medical School of Paris, returned to Coimbra and began a brilliant career as a teacher.
In 1789, in addition to Doctor of Medicine and Professor of Anatomy, Surgical Operations and Obstetrics, University of Coimbra, Picanco was a member of the Royal Academy of Lisbon. Famous as a teacher, started in Portugal, the teaching of anatomy on human cadaver.
Picanco served for eleven years, with rare brilliance, Professor of Anatomy, and retired on June 28, 1790, with 45 years of age.
Shortly after he was appointed surgeon-mor of the Royal House and as such accompanied the Prince Regent John VI, during the trasmigração royal family to Brazil.
Thanks to his influence with the Prince Regent, was established on February 18, 1808, the School of Surgery of Bahia.
Once installed in Rio de Janeiro, there remained clinically and bailing the needy.
In 1812, he published "An Essay on the danger of graves in the cities"
In 1816, he resigned as surgeon-mor of the Royal House and D. John VI, granted him an annuity.
In 1819, he presided over the birth of d. Leopoldina, on the birth of D. Maria da Gloria.
On March 16, 1821, was awarded the title of Baron de Goiana, which d. Pedro I said, two years later, the honors of magnitude.
Besides these honors, Jose Correa Picanco was Commander of the Order of Christ, Honorary Knight Commander of the Tower and Sword and Noble and the Royal House, the Council of Her Majesty.
Jose Correa Picanco died on October 28, 1824 (or 1826, according to some historians), in Rio de Janeiro.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC SOURCES:
1. Gomes, Ordival - Jose Correa Picanco. Current Therapeutics. Item 5. Rio, 1966.
2. Biographical DicionárioHistórico-Health Sciences. Casa de Oswaldo Cruz. Available in http://www.dichistoriasaude.coc.fiocruz.br. Accessed September 23, 2009.

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Born in Salvador, in the year 1768.
He graduated in Medicine at the University of Edinburgh.
In 1815 he was appointed by Prince Regent John VI, professor of Surgery at the Medical College of Bahia, to teach Practice Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Operations and Professor Antonio Ferreira substitute for France in the chairs of Hygiene, Etiology, Pathology and Therapy.
In 1832, he was transferred to the chair of the History of Medicine and Hygiene, took office on May 24, 1833.
Ardent patriot, he fought for the independence of Brazil, playing an important role in the struggles that were fought in Recôncavo of Bahia.
In 1826 he was elected to the General Assembly, a position he played with great brilliance.
"In parliamentary proceedings (1829 to 1826e), and a tradition of intelligence, common sense and moderation, was notable for the controversy with his colleague Congregation, Professor Dr. Jose Lino Coutinho because I was convinced he had finally divorced medicine surgery. When assessing the battle between two great masters who were to become the first directors of the Medical Scola, Gonçalo Moniz explains that "the project failed approval, but the Board has raised interest in the face of momentous subject, which instructed the Medical Society, so recently founded in Rio de Janeiro (May 28, 1829 - the current National Academy of Medicine - to develop a plan to reform the schools in question, which was introduced in 1831 as a bill in the same chamber. Had the plan of best retirement destination since it was adopted with slight modifications and the law sanctioned by the decree of October 3, 1823, promulgated by the second regency of the Empire "(3).
In 1829 he was elected by his fellow congregation, director of the Surgical Medical College. In the same year, a new election, Professor. Jose Lino Coutinho was elected to the position of Director, Prof. getting. Avelino Jose Barbosa as Deputy Director.
"It appears that being endowed with profound knowledge, illustrated in a personal way to his lectures, which were based, the lessons of Hygiene, the Treaty of Loiu Leon Remain in the History of Medicine and the works of Sprengel Kust" (3).
Renato Dantas Tourinho adds: "For him the rich to the poor had no preference. Led with the same care resources of his science and experience wherever a morbid beseech your presence "(ibid.).
Died on January 18, 1838, having rendered outstanding services to Bahia and School of Medicine.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC SOURCES:
1. Carvalho Filho, José Eduardo Freire-News History About the Faculty of Medicine of Bahia. Bahia, 1909.
2. Sá Oliveira, Eduardo - Historical Memory of the Faculty of Medicine of Bahia, Concerning the Year 1942. Bahia, 1992.
3. Tourinho Dantas, Renato - José Avelino Barbossa's first Director of the Medical School Primate of Brazil - Synopsis Informative. Federal University of Bahia. Year II, II. Salvador, October 1978.

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MACEIÓ, ALAGOAS (BRAZIL)

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ITABUNA, BAHIA (BRAZIL)

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At age 18 he joined the Faculty of Medicine of Bahia, where he proved a best students of his time and received the degree of Doctor of Medicine in 1927.
Thanks to his unusual penchant for scientific research and clinical pathology, began early in his university career, assuming the post of Assistant Professor of General Pathology.
After defending the thesis of great interest to the regional pathology, won the Free Teaching the same subject.
Finally, with the retirement of Professor. Otavio Torres, took over after a brilliant contest, the chair of General Pathology.
In exercising the chair next to lectures, produced a series of surveys of national impact, especially in the field of Microbiology and Tropical Diseases.
In 1950 he became Assistant Chief and Deputy Director of the Foundation Gonçalo Moniz, coordinating, since then, significant research and research on diseases endemic in Bahia, particularly leishmaniasis, schistosomiasis, and tuberculosis.
In the field of meningococcal meningitis, promoted relevant research, identifying the agent responsible for numerous outbreaks of disease in the state of Bahia.
It was alongside Jose Silveira and other idealists, the founders of the Brazilian Institute for Tuberculosis Research (Ibiti)
He is the author of several works of the highest scientific value, outstanding among them those related to public health, microbiology, and especially to electrophoresis, whose studies were the first in our state.
His research on electrophoresis in schistosomiasis and tuberculosis had national repercussions.
The Jose Eugenio Figueiredo Mendes, Samuel Pessoa da Silva and Hildebrand, we describe the first cases of kala-azar in Bahia.
He died early in 1956, leaving a large projection name of the scenario of medical science and biological sciences in our state.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC SOURCE:
Lacaz, Carlos da Silva - Shades of Brazilian Medicine. São Paulo, 1966.

 

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