Varieties of the arteries of the arm and forearm
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Artereographies, Brachial artery, Arterial vesselsAbstract
Before approaching the anatomical study of the arteries that irrigate the first two segments of the upper limb, it is necessary to refer to its embryological origin, to know its primitive layout and morphology, then pointing out the transformations suffered in the various periods of its development, until arrive at the definitive disposition that he then adopts in the rest of his life.
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Juan Félix Cafferata , Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
Juan Félix Cafferata (Córdoba, February 3, 1877 - Córdoba, May 30, 1957), Argentine politician and doctor belonging to the National Democratic Party and identified with the Social Christian doctrine. He was five times Deputy of the Argentine Nation for Córdoba, president of the National Postal Savings Bank and decorated by the Catholic Church with the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice Medal ("Cross of Honor") together with Arturo Mateo Bas, for his parliamentary work in for Catholic social action. Due to family roots, tradition and professional ties to the most conservative sectors of Cordovan society, but his political action was more linked to the Social Doctrine of the Church, as a fervent Catholic militant that he was. He was an advisor and sponsor of the Círculo de Obreros Católicos de Córdoba, a subsidiary of the international institution founded in 1892 under the inspiration of the Rerum Novarum enclitic of Leo XIII.
Reference
Juan Félix Cafferata ( May 26, 2022). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. https://es.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Juan_F%C3%A9lix_Cafferata&oldid=143797189
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