Article ID: CBB001320508

Topta Bimarhanesi Sertabibi Dr. Avram de Castro: Bir Biyo-bibliyografi (2012)

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Artvinli, Fatih (Author)


Osmanli Bilimi Arastirmalari: Studies in Ottoman Science
Volume: 13.2
Pages: 85--97


Publication Date: 2012
Edition Details: [Translated title: Dr. Avramino de Castro, Director of the Topta Mental Asylum in Scutari: A Bio-bibliography] In Turkish.
Language: Turkish

Avram(ino) de Castro, born in 1829 in Istanbul, has been sent to Paris for a year by the Ottoman government after his graduation from the Imperial Military Medical School (Mekteb-i Tibbiye-i ahane) in 1859. He went to Italy by his own financial means and continued there his education for three more years. When he returned to Istanbul, he worked at the Maltepe Hospital for a while and then was appointed to the Süleymaniye Lunatic Asylum as a civilian doctor. He started to work as the assistant of Dr. Luigi Mongeri (1815-1882), the chief physician of the asylum, and carried on to work in the same position after Süleymaniye Lunatic Asylum has moved to Topta , Scutari. Following the death of Dr. L. Mongeri sen. in 1882, Dr. A. de Castro was appointed chief physician to the asylum. Avram de Castro worked as a physician in the Ottoman Empire for about 45 years. He served for 36 years at Topta Lunatic Asylum where he acted as director between the years 1882-1908. He retired on 14th November 1908, following the proclamation of the Second Constitutio. During Dr. de Castro's administration, the asylum experienced a serious lack of capacity and its patients suffered greately from the cholera epidemic of 1893. Dr. de Castro authored a number of medico-legal reports and a few statistics of the Topta Asylum, all published in the Gazette Medicale d'Orient (Istanbul), the journal of the Medical Society of Constantinople, of which he was a member.

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Authors & Contributors
Dondici, Danilo
Peschier, Diana
Jamieson, Anna
Gollo, Francesca
Salustri, Marco
Fusco, Vera
Journals
Mefisto: Rivista di medicina, filosofia, storia
History of Psychiatry
Social History of Medicine
North Carolina Historical Review
Journal of the History of the Neurosciences
Journal of Literature and Science
Publishers
Palgrave Macmillan
Oxford University Press
Inanna Publications
Bloomsbury Academic
Concepts
Psychiatric hospitals
Mental disorders and diseases
Patients
Psychiatry
Clinical psychology
Therapeutic practice; therapy; treatment
People
Frame, James
Wagner-Jauregg, Julius von
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19th century
20th century, early
20th century
21st century
18th century
20th century, late
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Italy
Great Britain
England
New Zealand
Ontario (Canada)
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Toronto Hospital for the Insane
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