https://doi.org/10.4081/reumatismo.2010.2

Outlining the historical stages of anti-rheumatic therapy: a reflection for the today’s rheumatologist

Vol. 62 No. 1 (2010)
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G. Pasero
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P. Marson
Da questo numero di Reumatismo, nella rassegna “La Reumatologia nella letteratura, nella storia e nell’arte”, prende avvio, un capitolo per volta, una “Piccola storia della terapia antireumatica”. Essa rappresenta la naturale continuazione di una nostra precedente monografia pubblicata nel 2006, intitolata appunto “Piccola storia delle malattie reumatiche” (1). Anzi, in un primo tempo le malattie e i farmaci dovevano essere i protagonisti di un’unica trattazione. Abbiamo modificato il progetto iniziale in itinere, anzitutto per il motivo molto banale che, mentre la parte dedicata alle malattie era pronta, quella dedicata ai farmaci richiedeva ancora un certo impegno, ma anche perché tra la storia delle malattie e quella dei farmaci vi sono alcune differenze non trascurabili...

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Pasero, G., & Marson, P. (2010). Outlining the historical stages of anti-rheumatic therapy: a reflection for the today’s rheumatologist. Reumatismo, 62(1), 2–3. https://doi.org/10.4081/reumatismo.2010.2

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