Titlebook: IX Latin American Congress on Biomedical Engineering and XXVIII Brazilian Congress on Biomedical Eng; Proceedings of CLAIB Jefferson Luiz B

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J. P. Angel López,J. Abaca,L. Clementi,M. A. López Ibarra,A. A. A. Braidotconstantly reinvented) for a period so long that it is hardly conceivable for us: How could it have been sustained? Why did it not change more than it did? Why this relative constancy of motifs? And, of course: Why paint anything as deep under a mountain as is humanly possible?