Carlos Hugo Espinel, MD

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Georgetown University School Of Medicine - Washington DC
Rank: Clinical Professor of Medicine
Years: 1978-Present

University of Caldas, Manizales, Colombia
Rank: Professor Emeritus
Years: 2001

"Yellow Fever. On the trail of Color."
Journal of the American Medical Association
Volume: 275(3)
Date: 01 1996
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de Kooning's late colours and forms: dementia, creativity, and the healing power of art.
The LANCET
347(9008)
Date: 04 1996
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Chou Ch'en's Street Character: deformity in the art of the Ming dynasty.
The LANCET
348(9043)
Date: 12 1996
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The enormous potential for art in medicine.
The LANCET
349(9066):707
Date: 06 1997
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A medical evaluation of Rembrandt. His self-portrait: ageing, disease, and the language of the skin.
The LANCET
Volume: 350
Date: 12 1997
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Art and neuroscience: how the brain sees Vermeer's "Woman Holding a Balance".
The LANCET
352(9145):2007-9
Date: 12 1998
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Depression, physical illness, and the faces of Rembrandt.
The LANCET
354(9174):262-3
Date: 07 1999
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Michelangelo’s gout and renal disease in a fresco by Raphael.
The LANCET
354(9196):2149-52
Date: 12 1999
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Espinel's "Autonoetic Hypothesis" on Creativity: Memory and Cognition in Pollock's Abstract Art.
Proceedings of the 24th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society.
August, 2002.
Date: 08 2002
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The portrait of breast cancer and Raphael's "La Fornarina".
The Lancet
360 No. 9350
Date: 12 2002
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