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Jonas Salk and the Invention of the Polio VaccineMain MenuJonas Salk and the Invention of the Polio VaccineA Brief History of VariolationA Brief History of VaccinationPolio TimelineAlvaro Quezada7828c851ddc470a00b45eb00bde06e8e2aefd52c
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1media/Jakobheine.jpg2020-09-09T11:59:55-07:00Alvaro Quezada7828c851ddc470a00b45eb00bde06e8e2aefd52c378895plain2020-09-09T15:13:30-07:00Alvaro Quezada7828c851ddc470a00b45eb00bde06e8e2aefd52cJacob von Heine in 1840 was the first to recognize poliomyelitis as a clinical disease entity. He separated the disease from other forms of paralysis and termed it infantile spinal paralysis. The disease was sometimes called Heine-Medin's disease before it became generally known as poliomyelitis. He wrote a monograph on congenital and acquired dislocation, and was also the first to describe spastic paraplegia, also in 1840.
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1media/MichaelUnderwood.JPG2020-09-09T11:59:13-07:00Alvaro Quezada7828c851ddc470a00b45eb00bde06e8e2aefd52cFirst Clinical Description of PolioCari Kaurloto16Michael Underwoodplain2020-10-06T10:34:12-07:00Cari Kaurloto3781164953cd6d9b5d46e62a61a9c84cdeafe0c1