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A 24 de março de 1883 foi inaugurado, no Porto, o Hospital de Alienados do Conde de Ferreira, por indicação testamentária de Joaquim Ferreira dos Santos. Este hospital foi o primeiro hospital psiquiátrico a ser construído de raiz em Portugal, encontrando-se na vanguarda da assistência aos alienados, e beneficiou do médico António Maria de Sena como diretor clínico. O objetivo deste trabalho passa por apresentar três casos clínicos de alienadas que foram internadas voluntariamente no Hospital de Alienados do Conde de Ferreira, aquando a sua inauguração. São três histórias e três memórias: Júlia Rosa, de dezassete anos, casada e meretriz; Rosa Corrêa, de cinquenta e dois anos, viúva e natural da Régua; e Francisca Thereza de Jesus, de quarenta e dois anos, solteira e criada de servir. Foram três casos clínicos com diferentes caraterísticas, embora apresentando analogamente sintomatologia de delírio, comum a alguns alienados admitidos à época no Hospital.
The Hospital de Alienados do Conde de Ferreira was inaugurated in Oporto on March 24th, 1883, by a testamentary indication of Joaquim Ferreira dos Santos. This hospital was the first psychiatric hospital to be built from scratch in Portugal, being at the forefront of the assistance to the alienated, and benefited from the physician António Maria de Sena as clinical director. The aim of this paper is to present three clinical cases of alienated women who were admitted voluntarily at the Hospital de Alienados do Conde de Ferreira, at its inauguration. These cases are three stories and three memories: Júlia Rosa, seventeen years old, married and also a prostitute; Rosa Corrêa, fifty-two years old, widow and born in Régua; and Francisca Thereza de Jesus, forty-two years old, single and that worked as a servant. They were three clinical cases with different characteristics, although all of them presented similar symptoms of delirium, common to some alienated admitted by that the time at the Hospital.
The Hospital de Alienados do Conde de Ferreira was inaugurated in Oporto on March 24th, 1883, by a testamentary indication of Joaquim Ferreira dos Santos. This hospital was the first psychiatric hospital to be built from scratch in Portugal, being at the forefront of the assistance to the alienated, and benefited from the physician António Maria de Sena as clinical director. The aim of this paper is to present three clinical cases of alienated women who were admitted voluntarily at the Hospital de Alienados do Conde de Ferreira, at its inauguration. These cases are three stories and three memories: Júlia Rosa, seventeen years old, married and also a prostitute; Rosa Corrêa, fifty-two years old, widow and born in Régua; and Francisca Thereza de Jesus, forty-two years old, single and that worked as a servant. They were three clinical cases with different characteristics, although all of them presented similar symptoms of delirium, common to some alienated admitted by that the time at the Hospital.
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História da psiquiatria Alienado Hospital
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Sociedade de História Interdisciplinar da Saúde
Universidade de Coimbra
Universidade de Coimbra