Hermilio Valdizán

Hermilio Valdizán (November 20, 1885 – December 25, 1929) was a Peruvian physician who specialized in psychiatry.

• Crime in Peru (1909), where well-documented essay studies the various factors of crime in social groups in Peru, mainly in the Indian race.
• "Sexual perversions in the early Peruvians" (1911)
• Medical problems of marriage (1912)
• Psychiatry in Peru (1912)
• A psichiatra of secolo XVI (1913)
• The art of the barber (1913)
• Martin de Porres surgeon (1913)
• From the past ... (1914)
• Locos of the colony (1919)
• Peruvian folk medicine (1922, in three volumes, in collaboration with Angel Maldonado).
• Sick Story (1923), narrative work.
• A collection of the works of Dr. Jose Casimiro Ulloa, in two volumes (1924-1925).
• Peruvian Medical Dictionary in six volumes, of which only s death came to light the first volume in 1923 . The second volume appeared in 1938, and the rest of the work was published in installments in the Annals of the Faculty of Medicine since 1957. It is a work that brings abundant biographical information, literature, etymology, and medical folk.
• Italian Doctors in Peru (1924)
• History of the Faculty of Medicine of Lima 1811-1911 (1925, in three volumes).
• Dr. Hipólito Unanue (1926).
• Notes for Peruvian medical literature (1928)
• Reforming medical studies (1928),
• Medical Chronicles (1929)
• You, you're father (1934)
• History of Peruvian medicine (posthumous, 1944).