ENRIQUE B. DEL CASTILLO 1897-1969

J. H. Tramezzani

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On the last day of June 1969, Enrique B. del Castillo, recognized by all his colleagues and pupils as the father of clinical endocrinology in Argentina, died in Buenos Aires.Del Castillo was born in Mendoza, at the foot of the Andes, on

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