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Samuel Zaltzman Girshevich (December 20, 1932 - May 12, 2022) was a Mexican pediatric nephrologist, one of the founders of the National Institute of Pediatrics (formerly "IMAN" Mexican Institution for Child Assistance) and considered one of the pioneers in pediatric nephrology and in the first successful kidney transplants in Mexico.
Samuel Zaltzman Girshevich was born on December 20, 1932 in Mexico City, originally from a family of Jewish immigrants from Ukraine and Belarus (Eugenia Girshevich and Leon Zaltzman). [1] He initially trained as an internist at the UNAM Faculty of Medicine. [2] In 1955, he carried out his internship in the Department of Pathology at the General Hospital of Mexico, obtaining the title of Surgeon by UNAM in 1956. [2]
He entered the postgraduate program at the Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center in Chicago that same year, being a *fellow* in pediatric research, [3] to later specialize at the Presbyterian St. Lukes Hospital in Chicago. In 1961, he did an internship at the Hôpital Necker-Enfants malades in Paris and continued his studies in kidney transplantation at the University Hospital of Birmingham, England, until 1963.
In 1967, he returned to the National Institute of Cardiology of Mexico along with Herman Villarreal, where they performed the first kidney transplant with an average survival of 8 years in 1968. [4] That same year, he joined as a member of the medical staff at ABC Hospital, where he inaugurated the Hemodialysis Unit.
He was invited to the Mexican Institution for Child Assistance (current National Institute of Pediatrics) where he founded the Nephrology Service in 1970. [5] At that time, there were only two other pediatric nephrology services in Mexico, led by doctors Gustavo Gordillo Paniagua at the Federico Gómez Children's Hospital of Mexico and Santos-Atheron at the IMSS Children's Hospital. [5]
In 1972, he was appointed president of the Mexican Institute of Nephrological Research. In 1978, he began his work as a teacher at UNAM, serving as a subject teacher in the Single Plan of Medical Specialties in the area of Nephrology for 44 years.
He was a founding member of the Mexican Council of Nephrology in 1986, after a decade of efforts along with other prominent doctors to establish a Council of the specialty. [6]
Dr. Samuel Zaltzman Girshevich passed away at the age of 89 in Mexico City on May 12, 2022. [7]
Year | Article |
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1962 | On a syndrome associating a segmentary necrotic glomerulitis and hemoptic pneumopathy with hemorrhagic alveolitis. [8] |
1966 | Hemodialysis in children: technique, kinetic aspects related to varying body size, and application to salicylate intoxication, acute renal failure and some other disorders [9] |
1966 | Renal vein thrombosis [10] |
1970 | Non-ketotic hyperosmolar coma during peritoneal dialysis in stable diabetes mellitus. Report of a case [11] |
1974 | Towards a study of the kidney problem in Mexico [12] |
1974 | Indications for glucocorticoids in pediatric nephrology [13] |
1979 | Urinary tract infection [14] |
1979 | Hemodialysis and kidney transplantation [15] |
1980 | Management of the patient with chronic renal failure at the D. I. F. National Pediatric Institute [16] |
1980 | Sequential use of technetium 99m MDP and gallium 67 citrate imaging in the evaluation of painful total hip replacement [17] |
1980 | Exposure to radioiodine in the preconception and conception periods. A case report [18] |
1982 | Dynamic, diagnostic, and pharmacological radionuclide studies of the esophagus in achalasia [19] |
1986 | Differential diagnosis between Kaposi's sarcoma and pseudo-Kaposi's arteriovenous malformation by scintigraphy [20] |
1986 | High ligation or embolization of varicocele [21] |
1987 | Radio-isotopic scan of the inguino-scrotal region in varicocele [22] |
1988 | Pharmacokinetics of ampicillin in kidney donors and in children with kidney transplants [23] |
1990 | Stress fractures of the femoral neck following strenuous activity [24] |
1990 | Multiple identical stress fractures in monozygotic twins. Case report [25] |
1991 | Usefulness of captopril in the diagnosis of renovascular hypertension [26] |
1991 | Idiopathic gastroparesis in patients with unexplained nausea and vomiting [27] |
1991 | Nephropathy in Henoch-Schönlein purpura [28] |
1992 | Free-floating thrombus identified by radionuclide venogram [29] |
1993 | Permanent chemical-clinical program of the NIH. I. The first phase of the program [30] |
1997 | Pharmacokinetics of cyclosporine as a function of energy-protein deficiency in children with chronic renal failure [31] |
1999 | Diabetic nephropathy [32] |
1999 | Renal functional reserve after meat meal in children recipients of kidney transplant [33] |
1999 | Nephropathy as the only manifestation of systemic sclerosis (Scleroderma) (Presentation of a case) [34] |
2008 | Live related donor kidney transplant in a highly sensitized patient against HLA Class I and Class II. Presentation of a successfully solved case [35] |
2011 | Renal morphology and function in kidney donors and recipients [36] |
2011 | Prevalence of sensitization to inhalant and food allergens in a group of children with primary renal tubular acidosis [37] |
2014 | Treatment of arterial hypertension in children based on the pathophysiology and determination of direct plasma renin [38] |
2015 | Utility of two-hour urine collection for the diagnosis of renal tubular acidosis type [39] |
2015 | Response to the letter to the editor regarding the article: Utility of two-hour urine collection for the diagnosis of renal tubular acidosis type [40] |
2016 | Ascites after pediatric kidney transplantation. Case report [41] |
2017 | Statin treatment in pediatric patients with steroid-resistant nephrotic syndrome. Report of two cases [42] |
2017 | Prevalence of allergic diseases in children with secondary renal tubular acidosis attending a tertiary pediatric hospital [43] |
2019 | High depression rates among pediatric renal replacement therapy patients: A cross-sectional study [44] |
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Samuel Zaltzman Girshevich (December 20, 1932 - May 12, 2022) was a Mexican pediatric nephrologist, one of the founders of the National Institute of Pediatrics (formerly "IMAN" Mexican Institution for Child Assistance) and considered one of the pioneers in pediatric nephrology and in the first successful kidney transplants in Mexico.
Samuel Zaltzman Girshevich was born on December 20, 1932 in Mexico City, originally from a family of Jewish immigrants from Ukraine and Belarus (Eugenia Girshevich and Leon Zaltzman). [1] He initially trained as an internist at the UNAM Faculty of Medicine. [2] In 1955, he carried out his internship in the Department of Pathology at the General Hospital of Mexico, obtaining the title of Surgeon by UNAM in 1956. [2]
He entered the postgraduate program at the Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center in Chicago that same year, being a *fellow* in pediatric research, [3] to later specialize at the Presbyterian St. Lukes Hospital in Chicago. In 1961, he did an internship at the Hôpital Necker-Enfants malades in Paris and continued his studies in kidney transplantation at the University Hospital of Birmingham, England, until 1963.
In 1967, he returned to the National Institute of Cardiology of Mexico along with Herman Villarreal, where they performed the first kidney transplant with an average survival of 8 years in 1968. [4] That same year, he joined as a member of the medical staff at ABC Hospital, where he inaugurated the Hemodialysis Unit.
He was invited to the Mexican Institution for Child Assistance (current National Institute of Pediatrics) where he founded the Nephrology Service in 1970. [5] At that time, there were only two other pediatric nephrology services in Mexico, led by doctors Gustavo Gordillo Paniagua at the Federico Gómez Children's Hospital of Mexico and Santos-Atheron at the IMSS Children's Hospital. [5]
In 1972, he was appointed president of the Mexican Institute of Nephrological Research. In 1978, he began his work as a teacher at UNAM, serving as a subject teacher in the Single Plan of Medical Specialties in the area of Nephrology for 44 years.
He was a founding member of the Mexican Council of Nephrology in 1986, after a decade of efforts along with other prominent doctors to establish a Council of the specialty. [6]
Dr. Samuel Zaltzman Girshevich passed away at the age of 89 in Mexico City on May 12, 2022. [7]
Year | Article |
---|---|
1962 | On a syndrome associating a segmentary necrotic glomerulitis and hemoptic pneumopathy with hemorrhagic alveolitis. [8] |
1966 | Hemodialysis in children: technique, kinetic aspects related to varying body size, and application to salicylate intoxication, acute renal failure and some other disorders [9] |
1966 | Renal vein thrombosis [10] |
1970 | Non-ketotic hyperosmolar coma during peritoneal dialysis in stable diabetes mellitus. Report of a case [11] |
1974 | Towards a study of the kidney problem in Mexico [12] |
1974 | Indications for glucocorticoids in pediatric nephrology [13] |
1979 | Urinary tract infection [14] |
1979 | Hemodialysis and kidney transplantation [15] |
1980 | Management of the patient with chronic renal failure at the D. I. F. National Pediatric Institute [16] |
1980 | Sequential use of technetium 99m MDP and gallium 67 citrate imaging in the evaluation of painful total hip replacement [17] |
1980 | Exposure to radioiodine in the preconception and conception periods. A case report [18] |
1982 | Dynamic, diagnostic, and pharmacological radionuclide studies of the esophagus in achalasia [19] |
1986 | Differential diagnosis between Kaposi's sarcoma and pseudo-Kaposi's arteriovenous malformation by scintigraphy [20] |
1986 | High ligation or embolization of varicocele [21] |
1987 | Radio-isotopic scan of the inguino-scrotal region in varicocele [22] |
1988 | Pharmacokinetics of ampicillin in kidney donors and in children with kidney transplants [23] |
1990 | Stress fractures of the femoral neck following strenuous activity [24] |
1990 | Multiple identical stress fractures in monozygotic twins. Case report [25] |
1991 | Usefulness of captopril in the diagnosis of renovascular hypertension [26] |
1991 | Idiopathic gastroparesis in patients with unexplained nausea and vomiting [27] |
1991 | Nephropathy in Henoch-Schönlein purpura [28] |
1992 | Free-floating thrombus identified by radionuclide venogram [29] |
1993 | Permanent chemical-clinical program of the NIH. I. The first phase of the program [30] |
1997 | Pharmacokinetics of cyclosporine as a function of energy-protein deficiency in children with chronic renal failure [31] |
1999 | Diabetic nephropathy [32] |
1999 | Renal functional reserve after meat meal in children recipients of kidney transplant [33] |
1999 | Nephropathy as the only manifestation of systemic sclerosis (Scleroderma) (Presentation of a case) [34] |
2008 | Live related donor kidney transplant in a highly sensitized patient against HLA Class I and Class II. Presentation of a successfully solved case [35] |
2011 | Renal morphology and function in kidney donors and recipients [36] |
2011 | Prevalence of sensitization to inhalant and food allergens in a group of children with primary renal tubular acidosis [37] |
2014 | Treatment of arterial hypertension in children based on the pathophysiology and determination of direct plasma renin [38] |
2015 | Utility of two-hour urine collection for the diagnosis of renal tubular acidosis type [39] |
2015 | Response to the letter to the editor regarding the article: Utility of two-hour urine collection for the diagnosis of renal tubular acidosis type [40] |
2016 | Ascites after pediatric kidney transplantation. Case report [41] |
2017 | Statin treatment in pediatric patients with steroid-resistant nephrotic syndrome. Report of two cases [42] |
2017 | Prevalence of allergic diseases in children with secondary renal tubular acidosis attending a tertiary pediatric hospital [43] |
2019 | High depression rates among pediatric renal replacement therapy patients: A cross-sectional study [44] |
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