The plastic surgeon João
Decio Ferreira receives this Sunday in Munich, Magnus Hirschfeld Gold Medal of
the German Society of Clinical Sexology at work in the area of gender
reassignment.
The German Society of
Clinical Sexology attributed the distinction to "a life's work" the
Portuguese doctor because of their contribution "both in terms of research
and the teaching level, to improve the sexological knowledge and make the most
human sex lives."
The plastic surgeon, 72, stressed that the international distinction contrasts with the recognition it has received in Portugal, since then reformed the National Health Service (NHS), refused a proposal to be operating in Santa Hospital Mary receiving six euros per hour.
"The value they gave me at the time was around 6 euros per hour. Now, out of Portugal give me a gold medal. I thought it's a little more recognition," he criticized.
João Decio Ferreira told the Lusa agency was honored with the award "great value" and guaranteed to be an "incentive to continue."
The plastic surgeon, 72, stressed that the international distinction contrasts with the recognition it has received in Portugal, since then reformed the National Health Service (NHS), refused a proposal to be operating in Santa Hospital Mary receiving six euros per hour.
"The value they gave me at the time was around 6 euros per hour. Now, out of Portugal give me a gold medal. I thought it's a little more recognition," he criticized.
João Decio Ferreira told the Lusa agency was honored with the award "great value" and guaranteed to be an "incentive to continue."
"It is an international
recognition of what I do, which is always pleasant and is an incentive to
continue. It is a sign that we are on the right track. When you do something
new, we can never say it is over, we always improving a little bit more"
he said.
The physician in 2006 developed a technique that allows the construction of a vagina with a small intestine and another graft construct that enables a penis with tissue of the abdominal area and the rib cartilage graft.
"I was pleased with the genital male surgical technique for female that is used worldwide [phalloplasty, i.e., the inversion of the penis skin forearm graft], for aesthetic and complications that generated. Result: created a new, "he said.
João Decio Ferreira said that the solution to the Portuguese transsexual "is complicated" because the level of the NHS, have only the Hospital of the University of Coimbra for sex-change surgery.
The physician in 2006 developed a technique that allows the construction of a vagina with a small intestine and another graft construct that enables a penis with tissue of the abdominal area and the rib cartilage graft.
"I was pleased with the genital male surgical technique for female that is used worldwide [phalloplasty, i.e., the inversion of the penis skin forearm graft], for aesthetic and complications that generated. Result: created a new, "he said.
João Decio Ferreira said that the solution to the Portuguese transsexual "is complicated" because the level of the NHS, have only the Hospital of the University of Coimbra for sex-change surgery.
The plastic surgeon continues
to operate privately at the Hospital of Jesus in Lisbon, which has applied
lower values for those who want to make the operations of sex
reassignment, fearing not enough because "most [of transsexuals in
Portugal] not It has economic capacity even to pay the expenses of the clinic,
"noting that many users" are at risk of suicide. "
The doctor also stressed the "bestial contrast" between the premium it receives from the German Society for Clinical Sexology and the proceedings of the Hospital of the University of Coimbra in 2015 but filed for defamation aggravated due to remarks published by the surgeon in his site and the comments made in the SIC report.
João Decio Ferreira is the second Portuguese doctor to receive the award Magnus Hirschfeld at the hands of the President of the German Society of Sexology, Jakob Pastoetter after Pedro de Freitas surgeon have received in 2014.
The doctor also stressed the "bestial contrast" between the premium it receives from the German Society for Clinical Sexology and the proceedings of the Hospital of the University of Coimbra in 2015 but filed for defamation aggravated due to remarks published by the surgeon in his site and the comments made in the SIC report.
João Decio Ferreira is the second Portuguese doctor to receive the award Magnus Hirschfeld at the hands of the President of the German Society of Sexology, Jakob Pastoetter after Pedro de Freitas surgeon have received in 2014.
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