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Filippo Pacini (25 May 1812 – 9 July 1883) was an Italian anatomist, posthumously famous for isolating the cholera bacterium Vibrio cholerae in 1854, well before Robert Koch's more widely accepted discoveries 30 years later. Pacini was born in Pistoia, Tuscany, to Francesco, a humble cobbler, and Umiltà Dolfi, but was given a religious education in hopes that he would become a bishop. However, in 1830, he was given a scholarship to the most venerable medical school in Pistoia. He learned his job as a doctor and how to examine and dissect dead bodies under a microscope.

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  • فيليبو باتشيني (1812 - 1883)، طبيب وعالم تشريح إيطالي، تُنسب له العديد من الإنجازات والاكتشافات الهامة من أبرزها اكتشاف وعزل جرثومة الكوليرا عام 1854، وهو الإنجاز الذي يُنسب للعالم الكبير روبرت كوخ على نطاق واسع رغم أنَّ قام به بعد ثلاثين عاماً من اكتشاف باسيني. (ar)
  • Filippo Pacini (25. května 1812 Pistoia – 9. června 1883, Florencie) byl italský anatom, posmrtně známý jako první člověk, který roku 1854 izoloval původce cholery - Vibrio cholerae. Stalo se tak o 30 let dříve, než se totéž podařilo Robertu Kochovi, který je dnes všeobecně chybně považovaný za jeho objevitele. (cs)
  • Filippo Pacini (* 25. Mai 1812 in Pistoia; † 9. Juli 1883 in Florenz) war ein italienischer Anatom. (de)
  • Filippo Pacini (25 May 1812 – 9 July 1883) was an Italian anatomist, posthumously famous for isolating the cholera bacterium Vibrio cholerae in 1854, well before Robert Koch's more widely accepted discoveries 30 years later. Pacini was born in Pistoia, Tuscany, to Francesco, a humble cobbler, and Umiltà Dolfi, but was given a religious education in hopes that he would become a bishop. However, in 1830, he was given a scholarship to the most venerable medical school in Pistoia. He learned his job as a doctor and how to examine and dissect dead bodies under a microscope. In 1831, during a dissection class, Pacini discovered small sensory organs in the nervous system which can detect pressure and vibrations. He studied them closely from 1833 on, and first discussed them in 1835 at the Società medico-fisica in Florence, but did not publish his research ("Nuovi organi scoperti nel corpo umano") until 1840. Within just a few years, the work was widely known in Europe and the bodies had become known as Pacinian corpuscles. He served as an assistant to Paolo Savi in Pisa from 1840 to 1843, then began working at the Institute of Human Anatomy. He was professor of anatomy at the University of Pisa from 1844 to 1846. In 1847, Pacini began teaching at the Lyceum in Florence, and then was named chair of General and Topographic Anatomy at the "Istituto di Studi Superiori" at the University of Florence in 1849, where he remained to the end of his career. The Asiatic cholera pandemic of 1846-63 was the time period when Pacini made his discovery of the cholera bacillus. Cholera came to Florence in 1854 during the Asiatic Cholera Pandemic of 1846-63. Pacini became very interested in the disease. Immediately following the death of cholera patients, he performed an autopsy and with his microscope, conducted histological examinations of the intestinal mucosa. During such studies, Pacini discovered a comma-shaped bacillus which he described as a Vibrio. He published a paper in 1854 entitled, "Microscopical observations and pathological deductions on cholera" in which he described the organism and its relation to the disease. His microscopic slides of the organism were clearly labeled, identifying the date and nature of his investigations (see figure). But because of the prevailing belief of Italian scientists in the miasma theory of disease, the work was not noted by others until many years after his death, despite additional publications in 1865, 1866, 1871, 1876, and 1880 which identified the cause of the disease's lethality, and even proposed some effective treatments. John Snow, who disproved the miasma theory, and Robert Koch, were widely and erroneously credited with the discovery of the bacillum 30 years later. Pacini's work was repeatedly published and readily available to the international scientific community via the English translation published in The British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review, Volume 38, July 1866. Also in 1854, the Catalan discovered the cholera bacterium. When Koch, a much more widely respected scientist who had previously identified the tuberculosis bacillus, presented his findings to the Cholera Commission of the Imperial Health Office in Berlin in 1884, the commission congratulated him, but also recognized Pacini's previous discovery of the bacterium. In 1965, the international committee on nomenclature adopted the formal name Vibrio cholerae Pacini 1854 to honor his work. During his career, Pacini also published several studies on the retina of the human eye, the electric organs in electric fishes, the structure of bone, and the mechanics of respiration. Pacini spent most of the money remaining after his scientific investigations on the long-term care of his two ailing sisters, Assunta and Maria Giustina. He died nearly penniless in Florence on July 9, 1883, and was buried in the cemetery of the Misericordia. In 1935, his remains were transferred to the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Pistoia, along with the remains of Atto Tigri and Filippo Civinini, two other noted anatomists. (en)
  • Filippo Pacini, né le 25 mai 1812 à Pistoia, Toscane, mort le 9 juillet 1883 à Florence, est un anatomiste italien, devenu célèbre après sa mort pour avoir isolé le bacille du choléra (Vibrio cholerae) en 1854, une trentaine d'années avant que Robert Koch ne refasse cette découverte avec un beaucoup plus grand succès dans l'opinion. (fr)
  • Filippo Pacini (Pistoia, 25 de mayo de 1812-Florencia, 9 de julio de 1883) fue un investigador médico anatomista italiano. (es)
  • Filippo Pacini (Pistoia, 25 maggio 1812 – Firenze, 9 luglio 1883) è stato un anatomista e patologo italiano.Scopritore del vibrione del colera e dei nervi del tatto delle dita. (it)
  • Filippo Pacini (ur. 25 maja 1812 w Pistoi, zm. 9 lipca 1883 we Florencji) – włoski lekarz, anatom. Pośmiertnie uznano jego pierwszeństwo w odkryciu przecinkowców cholery w 1854 roku, trzydzieści lat przed odkryciem ich przez Roberta Kocha. (pl)
  • Филиппо Пачини (Filippo Pacini; 1812—1883) — итальянский анатом. (ru)
  • Filippo Pacini, född den 25 maj 1812 i Pistoia, död den 9 juli 1883 i Florens, var en italiensk anatom. Pacini blev 1847 professor i deskriptiv anatomi samt 1849 i topografisk anatomi och histologi i Florens. Redan 1835 upptäckte han de visserligen långt tidigare av Abraham Vater beskrivna, men då för länge sedan glömda känselkropparna, vilka sedan burit hans namn, Pacinis kroppar. 1845 offentliggjorde han en beskrivning av ögats näthinna. Under koleraepidemin 1854-55 studerade han tarmslemhinnans sjukliga förändringar vid kolera. Han fann, vad redan före honom framhållit, i tarmuttömningarna miljoner små stavformiga kroppar, vilka han ansåg som den egentliga orsaken till sjukdomen. Bland de avbildningar av dessa, som han meddelar, finnas även några med den karakteristiska kommaformen, som utmärker kolerabacillen. (sv)
  • Філіппо Пачіні (італ. Filippo Pacini) — італійській анатом, відомий відкриттям збудника холери. (uk)
  • 菲利波·帕西尼(義大利語:Filippo Pacini;1812年5月25日-1883年7月9日),意大利解剖学家,生前首次分离了霍乱弧菌(1854年),比罗伯特·科赫的发现早近30年,但在其去世后才广为人知。此外,皮肤力学感受器“帕西尼氏小体”也是以他的名字命名。 (zh)
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  • فيليبو باتشيني (1812 - 1883)، طبيب وعالم تشريح إيطالي، تُنسب له العديد من الإنجازات والاكتشافات الهامة من أبرزها اكتشاف وعزل جرثومة الكوليرا عام 1854، وهو الإنجاز الذي يُنسب للعالم الكبير روبرت كوخ على نطاق واسع رغم أنَّ قام به بعد ثلاثين عاماً من اكتشاف باسيني. (ar)
  • Filippo Pacini (25. května 1812 Pistoia – 9. června 1883, Florencie) byl italský anatom, posmrtně známý jako první člověk, který roku 1854 izoloval původce cholery - Vibrio cholerae. Stalo se tak o 30 let dříve, než se totéž podařilo Robertu Kochovi, který je dnes všeobecně chybně považovaný za jeho objevitele. (cs)
  • Filippo Pacini (* 25. Mai 1812 in Pistoia; † 9. Juli 1883 in Florenz) war ein italienischer Anatom. (de)
  • Filippo Pacini, né le 25 mai 1812 à Pistoia, Toscane, mort le 9 juillet 1883 à Florence, est un anatomiste italien, devenu célèbre après sa mort pour avoir isolé le bacille du choléra (Vibrio cholerae) en 1854, une trentaine d'années avant que Robert Koch ne refasse cette découverte avec un beaucoup plus grand succès dans l'opinion. (fr)
  • Filippo Pacini (Pistoia, 25 de mayo de 1812-Florencia, 9 de julio de 1883) fue un investigador médico anatomista italiano. (es)
  • Filippo Pacini (Pistoia, 25 maggio 1812 – Firenze, 9 luglio 1883) è stato un anatomista e patologo italiano.Scopritore del vibrione del colera e dei nervi del tatto delle dita. (it)
  • Filippo Pacini (ur. 25 maja 1812 w Pistoi, zm. 9 lipca 1883 we Florencji) – włoski lekarz, anatom. Pośmiertnie uznano jego pierwszeństwo w odkryciu przecinkowców cholery w 1854 roku, trzydzieści lat przed odkryciem ich przez Roberta Kocha. (pl)
  • Филиппо Пачини (Filippo Pacini; 1812—1883) — итальянский анатом. (ru)
  • Філіппо Пачіні (італ. Filippo Pacini) — італійській анатом, відомий відкриттям збудника холери. (uk)
  • 菲利波·帕西尼(義大利語:Filippo Pacini;1812年5月25日-1883年7月9日),意大利解剖学家,生前首次分离了霍乱弧菌(1854年),比罗伯特·科赫的发现早近30年,但在其去世后才广为人知。此外,皮肤力学感受器“帕西尼氏小体”也是以他的名字命名。 (zh)
  • Filippo Pacini (25 May 1812 – 9 July 1883) was an Italian anatomist, posthumously famous for isolating the cholera bacterium Vibrio cholerae in 1854, well before Robert Koch's more widely accepted discoveries 30 years later. Pacini was born in Pistoia, Tuscany, to Francesco, a humble cobbler, and Umiltà Dolfi, but was given a religious education in hopes that he would become a bishop. However, in 1830, he was given a scholarship to the most venerable medical school in Pistoia. He learned his job as a doctor and how to examine and dissect dead bodies under a microscope. (en)
  • Filippo Pacini, född den 25 maj 1812 i Pistoia, död den 9 juli 1883 i Florens, var en italiensk anatom. Pacini blev 1847 professor i deskriptiv anatomi samt 1849 i topografisk anatomi och histologi i Florens. Redan 1835 upptäckte han de visserligen långt tidigare av Abraham Vater beskrivna, men då för länge sedan glömda känselkropparna, vilka sedan burit hans namn, Pacinis kroppar. 1845 offentliggjorde han en beskrivning av ögats näthinna. Under koleraepidemin 1854-55 studerade han tarmslemhinnans sjukliga förändringar vid kolera. Han fann, vad redan före honom framhållit, i tarmuttömningarna miljoner små stavformiga kroppar, vilka han ansåg som den egentliga orsaken till sjukdomen. Bland de avbildningar av dessa, som han meddelar, finnas även några med den karakteristiska kommaformen, so (sv)
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