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José Amén-Palma

ホセ・アメン=パルマ

José Amén-Palma

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1926-10-23 (Portoviejo)
Nationality
Ecuadorian
Languages
Spanish
Residence History
Portoviejo, Ecuador → Barcelona, Spain → Mexico

Career

Occupations
Surgeon, Medical researcher, Urologist
Active Years
1957-2009
Affiliations
Portoviejo Medical Hospital
Memberships
Academy of Medicine of Catalonia, Ecuadorian Academy of Medicine, Founding member of the National Society of Ophthalmology, Society of Gastroenterology, Ecuadorian Society of Urology, Meritorious Society of Medical Surgery of Guayas

Education

University of Guayaquil
Medical School
Degree: Medical degree
Year of Graduation: 1954
Country: Ecuador
Graduated with a thesis on urethral stricture of traumatic origin

Awards

Premio Eugenio Espejo
2011
Work: Lifetime work in Science
Category: Science
Organization: Ecuadorian Government
Result: Winner
University of Guayaquil Prize
1954
Organization: University of Guayaquil
Result: Winner
Labour Merit Award
1981
Organization: Ministry of Labour
Result: Winner
Award from the Municipality of Portoviejo
1993
Organization: Municipality of Portoviejo
Result: Winner
Jose Joaquin Olmedo Award
2002
Organization: House of Ecuadorian Culture
Result: Winner
Eloy Alfaro Award (Grand Cross)
2003
Organization: Government of the province of Manabi
Result: Winner

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Innovations in surgical technique: contribution to hemostasis in prostatic surgery and hernia repair with fascia lata autograft

Medical book

Medical book describing techniques to prevent bleeding in urological interventions and autograft method for digestive surgeries using fascia lata for inguinal hernia reinforcement

Urological surgeryHemostasisHernia repair

Bibliography

  • Medical Journal of Manabi (editor, 1969)
  • Numerous scientific articles

Legacy

Ecuadorian surgeon and medical researcher renowned for developing techniques to control bleeding in prostate surgery and hernia repair using fascia lata autograft. Awarded national prize for lifetime contributions to science.