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The years 20s and 30s of the last century were profound renewal and change in the Faculty of Medicine of Santiago de Compostela, a traditionally parochial institution, wrongly praised by the local press and certain sectors of the own faculty. To the renewal of the faculty, with the arrival of new professors very well formed, it must be added the presence of a group of assistant professors ambitious at the scientific level and very devoted to their research and teaching tasks. The crisis experienced in Germany after the First World War was exploited by the Faculty in Santiago, which was able to attract a number of French and German professors to teach theoretical and practical courses in order to cover their training gaps in basic disciplines. We study stays and the consequences of the presence in Santiago of the physiologist Paul Hoffmann (1884-1962), Amedee Guy (1882-1957), a French microbiologist, and Eduard Reichenow (1883-1960), a German parasitologist.

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Intentos de renovación de algunas disciplinas experimentales en la facultad de Medicina de Santiago: los cursos de Paul Hoffmann (1923 y 1924), Amédée Guy (1928) y Eduard Reichenow (1935)