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English announcements |
The Société Française d’Histoire de la Médecine (French
Society of History of Medicine), has been founded in 1902.
Its address is : 12, rue de l'École de
médecine, 75006 Paris (France).
Its purposes are :
- to study and promote the history of medicine and sciences
which are attached to it;
- to contribute to the safeguard and the conservation of the
documents and testimonies of the past medical sciences.
It meets approximately eight times a year in Paris (on saturday
afternoon) and organizes moreover an annual exit in another French
town or in another country.
Its journal is Histoire des Sciences Médicales, with four
issues each year.
English summaries and French texts are published in Histoire
des Sciences Médicales, about one year after the papers have
been delivered.
You will find above, the list of the lecture for the three past
years :
Year 2009
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2009, April 25 |
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Michel CAIRE |
Philippe Pinel, Professeur à la
Faculté de médecine de Paris and his secret remedies, some
unpublished reports |
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Claude RENNER |
Evolution of stethoscopes : from
Laennec to Cammann |
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André-Julien FABRE |
Portraits of physicians :
Recovering the Past |
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Stéphane BARRY et Pascal EVEN
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An heralded epidemics : the 1832
cholera epidemics in Sud West France. Examples in three
departments : Charente Maritime, Gironde and Lot-et-Garonne |
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2009, May 16 |
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Annual out session of
the Société française d'Histoire de la Médecine, in Lyon |
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Frédéric CHAUVIN |
Mural paintings from Jean Coquet
at Hospital Desgenettes in Lyon |
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Michel DELIGNY |
Some unpublished détails of the
Ecole de santé militaire de Lyon |
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Alain BOUCHET |
Jaboulay and the first surgical
transplantations in Hôtel Dieu de Lyon |
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Nicolas MEROC |
Tourvielle Readaptation Center
during 1914-1918 War |
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Jacques VOINOT |
History of syringes |
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Jean-Pierre H. NEIDHARDT |
Trans perineal surgery of urinary
bladder |
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Jacques TRONCY |
"The red gold": From first
transfusions to modern blood banks : an History of blood
transfusions. |
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Nadine CHEVALLIER-JUSSIAU |
Henri Toussaint et Louis Pasteur |
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Jacques CHEVALLIER |
Joseph Rollet in the shadow of
Ricord |
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Maurice VERGOS |
Présentation of the Ecole du
Service de santé militaire de Lyon |
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René GRANGIER |
Jacques Gindrey : from Resistance
in the maquis of Ain to Dien Bien Phu |
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Louis-Paul FISCHER |
Professeur René Guillet and
Résistance |
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André-Julien FABRE |
Jean Reverzy, hero of Resistance
and physician of Lyon |
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2009, June 13
(Internet retransmission) |
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Patrick BERCHE |
History of Biological War |
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Philippe CHARLIER, Isabelle
HUYNH-CHARLIER et Robert CARLIER |
Contribution of Radiology in the
field of paleopathology |
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André STAHL, Pierre TOURAME et
Corinne TOURAME |
Disability in Middle Ages and its
artistic representation |
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Philippe BONNICHON et Jean-Jacques
FERRANDIS |
Knowledge on Yellow fever prior to
Pasteur : the importance of the report presented during
Mexican War (1861-1867) |
| January
17, 2009 |
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Bernard HILLEMAND |
The inversion of the word "alcoholic" in French sociological
language |
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François CHAST |
Origins of the legislation of the narcotics in France |
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Philippe CHARLIER and Danielle GOUREVITCH |
An official report of autopsy (Saint-Nectaire, 1765)
: technical study and retrospective diagnosis
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February 14, 2009 |
| Annual General Assembly |
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Claude CHASTEL |
Sixty years ago (1949), cell cultures allowed to easily
obtain in vitro multiplication of poliomyelitis virus". |
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Bernard VERHILLE |
Tinctorial Plants : Therapeutic use in Ancient times. The
case of Isatis. |
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Bernard GUILLEMAIN |
Death of Cleopatra : An analysis according to modern
knowlege"
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| March
21, 2009 |
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Homage to Pr. Philippe VICHARD, member of SFHM Board, member
of Académie nationales de médecine and Académie de chirurgie,
deceased last July, by Dr. Jean-Louis RIBARDIÈRE, former
General Secretary of Académie de chirurgie. |
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João Bosco BOTELHO |
Tobacco, the Sacred and the Profane |
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Alain SEGAL |
Ferdinand-Jean Darier (1856-1938), well-known dermatologist
in the world |
Year 2008
| January
19, 2008 |
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Michel CAIRE |
Jews admitted to
mental hospitals under Vichy rule, in the Seine department |
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Yves CHAPUIS |
1791, a crucial year
in the development of the surgery of the thyroid gland |
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Claude RENNER |
About Philippe Ricord
(1800-1889) |
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Raoul STEMLÉ and
Alain SÉGAL |
Some characteristics
of the surgical ward in the second half of the XXth century |
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February 16, 2008 |
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SFHM General Assembly |
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Alain SÉGAL |
Homage to The Pr. André Cornet, past president of the Society
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Communication on Medical Imagery |
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Jean Claude LAMIELLE |
From Iconography to Imagery : " I remember..." |
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André AURENGO |
History of Medical Imagery
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Claude LIGUORY |
Endoscopy of yesterday : what for tomorrow ? |
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Alain SÉGAL |
Little conclusions for the moment |
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March 29 , 2008 |
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Jean-Paul CHIGOT |
Thyroïd and goiters among the ages |
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Michel A. GERMAIN and Jacques TROTOUX |
Boucicaut Hospital, the story of a centennial |
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Bruno BONNEMAIN |
Physicians as seen in advertisement documents from XXth century pharmaceutical industry |
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R. LEBERT, R. DOUARD and Ph. BONNICHON |
Ruptured ectopic pregnancy : an example of emergency "home surgery" |
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April 19, 2008 |
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Presentation of 2007 SFHM Awards |
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Communications about Obstetrical practice
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Marie-France MOREL |
Embryonic lconography in XVIth to XVIIth century Treaties on Obstetrics and Anatomy |
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Jacques GELlS |
Louise Bourgeois (1563-1636): A midwife between two worlds |
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Sylvie ARNAUD-LESOT |
Modesty and Obstetrical practice in nineteenth century |
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Francine DAUPHIN |
Come back for the autonomy of Midwives |
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Anne-Laure LALLOUET |
Approach of Medieval Medicine on birth |
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May 16 to 18, 2008 |
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Outside meeting has been held in Nantes under the patronage of :
Société Française d'Histoire de la Médecine / Société d'Histoire de la médecine et des Hôpitaux de l'Ouest (CHU de Nantes) / Centre François Viète - Épistémologie, histoire des sciences et des techniques de Nantes |
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Stéphane TIRARD |
Stephan Leduc (1853-1939), from medicine to synthetic biology |
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Charles DUBOIS |
The Treaty of the diseases of the bones, by Guillaume Laennec |
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Frédéric LE BLAY and Danielle GOUREVITCH |
A new translation by Rene Theophilus Laennec |
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Jean-José BOUTARIC |
Elements of Laennec’s biography |
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Joël BARREAU |
Ange Guépin, doctor and politician in Nantes in 1848 |
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Jacques HIDIER |
Looking at the mortality in a little town named Bouin, from 1908 to 1920 |
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François LEGENT |
Maurice Sourdille, famous and ignored otologist in Nantes |
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Gaston BLANDIN |
Surprising treatment of ringworm (teigne) in Nantes hospital at the beginning of the 20th century |
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June 14, 2008 |
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François GOURSOLAS |
The Rev. Jean-Frédéric OBERLIN (1740-1826) and medicine : Scientific and human portrait |
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Patrice LE FLOCH-PRIGENT, Philippe BONNICHON and Denis PARIENTE |
The death of King Henry IV - May 14, 1610 - analysis of the autopsy report of Jacques Guillemeau |
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Pierre VAYRE |
Jean Baptiste Tyrbas of Chamberet (1779-1870), Medical Officer, actor and witness of his time |
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Alain SÉGAL |
A strange certificate referring to the abolition of the Faculty of Medicine of Paris on November 21, 1822 |
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October 18, 2008 |
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Jacques-Pierre CHEVALERAUD |
The Société Francophone d'Histoire de l'Ophtalmologie turns 32 years old |
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Muriel LABONNELIE-PARDON et Danielle GOUREVITCH |
Roman "curiosities" of the Goncourt Brothers : collyrium and doll |
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Jacques VOINOT |
The curious course of a gallo-roman oculist stamp |
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Robert HEITZ |
Leonardo's D Manuscript : "Dell'occhio |
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November 21 and 22, 2008 |
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History of Bones and Joints Diseases Days, Hôpital Cochin, November 21-22, 2008 |
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Ph CHARLIER |
Some aspects of modern research in Paleopathology |
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M KERBOUL |
History of Hip Prosthesis |
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D GOUREVITCH |
Gout and the "Joie de vivre" of Émile Zola |
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P BONNICHON |
Treatment of fractures at the times of Guy de Chauliac and Ambroise Pare |
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B AMOR |
History of Ankylosing Spondylitis in Antiquity, Middle Ages and in our times |
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C ROUX |
History of bone mineralization |
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JJ FERRANDIS and A SEGAL |
The rise of skeletal imaging during 1914-1918 war |
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PL SICHERE |
Osteo-articular diseases in comic books
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MF KAHN |
History of Rheumatoid Arthritis |
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J MONET |
Birth of Kinesitherapy in France: 1900-1914 |
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A CHEVROT |
Some side aspects of bone imaging |
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P DOURY |
General Pauzat and metatarsal stress Osteopériostitis |
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F TREPARDOUX |
Osteo-articulary Thermalism : the example of Evaux |
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Y DELOISON |
Skeleton and Bipedism |
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S PEREZ
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The Gout of Philip II of Spain
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MH MARGANNE
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Surgical aspects of joints diseases in the Codex of Nicetas |
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J MONESTIER |
"Intelligent" Prosthesis |
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JC BEL |
History of femoral neck fractures treatment |
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P THILLAUD |
Diagnosis of Rheumatological Diseases in Paleopathology
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B HOERNI, JL HONTON and G LIORZOU |
Orthopedics in Bordeaux during 20th century, before, under and after Louis Pouyanne |
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M GERMAIN
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Sarcomas in Children : a long history |
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December 13, 2008
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Louis-Paul FISCHER |
François Gigot de Lapeyronie (1678-1747), restorer of the surgery |
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Teunis Van HEININGEN |
The section of the pubic symphyse versus the section Caesarean: a controversy? |
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Pierre-Jean LINON |
Why a construction schedule of permanent military hospitals in Algeria, before the end of the conquest 1843-1860 |
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Jean-Jacques FERRANDIS |
Michel Lévy, Director of the Military Medical School of the Val de Grâce between 1856 and 1872 |
Year 2007
| January
20, 2007 |
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Maurice Petrover |
The classification
of lesions according to Laennec: a critical re-reading |
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Claude Renner |
The beginnings of
medical electricity |
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Fabrice Gzil |
A century after the
discovery of the so-called Alzheimer’s disease |
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Philippe Bonnichon and
Irena Kaprincheva |
A visit to the
Museum of the History of Medicine in Varna (Bulgaria) |
| February
17, 2007 |
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Michel Suspène |
Francois-Joseph Double
(1776-1842) and thoracic auscultation. |
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Pierre Vayre and
Bernard Hillemand |
François Mêlier
(1798-1866), from Limousin, a pioneer in Public Health and
Epidemiology. |
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Xavier Riaud |
The part of the
American dentists during the Civil War (1861-1865). |
| March
17, 2007 |
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SFHM 2006
awards
Books awards
-1 Pr Bernard Legras : " The
professors of the faculty of medicine of Nancy, on
1872-2005"
Thesis awards
-2 Anne Lécuyer : " George
Stubbs, wildlife painter of the eighteenth century "
-3 Aude
Fauvel : " Insane witnesses and modern social and cultural,
political Bastille, a history in France (1800-1914) " |
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Lucien BRUMPT… ,
Jean-Claude PETITHORY et Françoise ARDOIN |
An epidemic typhoid
fever in Christmas 1941 among the German troops in Paris |
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Jean-Claude REY |
History of the
treatment of the scoliosis |
| April
21, 2007 |
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Jacques CHEVALLIER |
The Main hospital of
Lyons and - Big Pox |
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Isabelle COQUILLARD |
From the Hotel of
the Disabled persons in the imperial courtyard. Routes of
Maloet father and sons, doctors regents of the Faculty of
medicine of Paris in XVIIIth century |
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Pierre THILLAUD |
Proposals for a new
ostéo-archeological typography of Cribra Orbitalia |
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André-Julien FABRE |
The Cancer in
Antique : educations of Celse |
| May
11-13, 2007 |
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Transpyrenean History of Medicine Days
Hendaye - Bilbao (Basque Country) |
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Pr. A. Erkoreka
(Bilbao) |
Epidemics in Basque
country: from black plague to avian influenza. |
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Dr. F. Bauduer
(Bayonne) |
Genetic anthropology
of the Basque population. |
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Dr. P.L. Thillaud
(Paris) |
Dynasties and
sanitary practices in Northern Basque country. |
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Prof. J.R. Gurpegui
(Pampelune), Prof. A. Bouchet (Lyon), Prof. F. Etxeberria
(Saint-Sebastien) and Dr. Ph. Charlier (Paris) |
Four communications
on Teaching in History of medicine and diseases
(Paleopathology) on each side of the Pyrenees |
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Prof B. Hoerni
(Bordeaux) |
Prof. Jean Bergonié and
Spain |
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Dr. P. Goïty (Lasse) |
Thermal and mineral
springs in Labourd, Lower Navarre and Soule |
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Dr. Fagoaga (Sare) |
Body Images in
Basque Labourd popular speech (subjected to confirmation)
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Dr. Hurmic (Ispoure) |
Practical
medico-surgical into Lower Navarre during second half XXth
century (subjected to confirmation) |
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Dr. A. Ségal (Reims) |
Glimpse on the works
of P.S. Ségalas-Etchepare (1792-1875) |
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Prof L.A. Heraut
(Paris) |
The medical state of
the internment camp of Miranda de Ebro (1943) |
| June 16,
2007 |
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Michel BÉNÉZECH |
Ups and downs of the
cemetery for insane patients in Cadillac-sur-Garonne |
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Henri NAHUM |
Corporatism,
xenophobia and anti-Semitism in medical circles.
The "Romanian privilege" 1930 |
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Michel GERMAIN et
Pierre VAYRE |
Rene Leriche, a
pioneer in modern surgery |
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Jean-Jacques FERRANDIS |
The sanitary
conditions of the French armies in Spain, during both 1809
and 1823 campaigns |
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October 27, 2007 |
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Meeting with the Groupement des écrivains médecins (Grouping
of writers doctors) |
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Jean-José BOUTARIC |
The Grouping of the
writers doctors - GEM, presentation |
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Éric MARTINI |
The wings of the
book: history of medicine and edition |
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Louis-Paul FISCHER |
Jean Reverzy and
Jacques Chauviré, two writers doctors of Lyons of 1950s |
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Maria LABEILLE |
Medicine and poem;
price Clement Marot |
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Franck SENNINGER |
Historical novel and
literary creativity |
| November
17, 2007 |
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Joao BOSCO BOTELHO |
Goitre in art,
particularly in Jean-Baptiste Debret’s water-colours in Rio |
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Georges ANDROUTSOS
and Aristide DIAMANTIS |
Aritotle’s urology |
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Vicente GUARNER |
French influence on
Mexican medicine in the XIXth century |
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Teunis W. van HEININGEN |
Pierre Camper’s and
Antoine Louis’ everlasting friendship |
| December
08, 2007 |
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A
tribute to Alphonse Laveran on
the centennial anniversary of his Nobel prize in medicine |
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Philippe VICHARD |
The Franche-Comté
type hospitals, from French occupation to French revolution |
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Pierre LABRUDE |
American military
hospitals in France (1950-1967). Their past, their present,
their future |
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Pierre VAYRE |
Raymond-François-Denis Pontier (1788-1855) : the adventurous
life of a French military doctor |
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Xavier RIAUD |
Dr Albéric Pont (1870-1960), dentist and
physician, who created a center for maxillofacial
surgery in Lyons in 1914 |
Year 2006
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January 21, 2006 |
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Alain Ségal, Jean-Claude Puisségur, Jacques
Sarrazin, José Rémy and Alain Chevrot |
Tribute to Professor Guy Pallardy |
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Georges Androutsos |
Theophilos Protospatharios, a Byzantine
precursor in urology. |
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Philippe Charlier |
A new case of facial paralysis on a
Smyrniot terra-cotta (Hellenistic period).
Icono-diagnosis and palaeopathology. |
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February 25, 2006 |
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Pierre Vichard |
The French hospital law of December 21,
1941: origins and consequences. |
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Claude Chastel |
The centenary of the discovery of El Tor
vibrio: the uncertain beginnings of the seventh choleric
pandemic. |
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François Legent |
Armand Trousseau as a laryngologist.
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March 18, 2006. Meeting cancelled for
political reasons. |
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April 22, 2006 |
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Claude Hamonet |
Exmelin, a surgeon among buccaneers: the
reparation of corporal damages in the so-called "buccaneers
Code". |
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Philippe Bonnichon |
About liver and surgeons. |
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Xavier Riaud |
Operation T4: the implication of German
dentists in eugenic ideology and eugenics against the
disabled patients. |
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Roger Saban (in absentia) |
About the sinus of Breschet. |
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May 19-21, 2006 : Outside meeting at
Besançon (Doubs) and Dôle (Jura) |
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A. De Ridder |
History of the Saint-Jacques Hospital. |
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Jean-Pierre Maurat, Henri-Michel Antoine and
P. Magnin |
Five physicians and surgeons from
Franche-Comté during the French revolution, the Empire and
the Restoration. |
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Marcel Guivarc’h |
East army and health services (December
1870 - January 1871). |
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Yves Grosgogeat |
William Harvey, the discoverer of blood
circulation. |
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Aimé Richardt |
Molière and physicians. Has Molière been
wrong? |
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L-A Héraut |
Palmyr-Uldéric Cordier, a colonial
physician from Franche-Comté and an ayurvedist, dead for
France (1871-1915). |
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June 10, 2006 |
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Jean Hazard |
Claude Perrault, a famous architect, an
unappreciated physician, a tireless researcher. |
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Pierre Labrude |
Dr Garrus’ elixir: a pharmaceutical drug
or a table liquor? an original formula or a counterfeit copy
? |
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Miscellany in homage to Madame Danielle
Gourevitch |
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Ph. Charlier |
A young patient of Galen’s: a urinary
lithiasis on a Roman little girl (Via della Serenissima, 2nd
- 3rd Century A.D.). |
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Marguerite Zimmer |
A Reference guide by Antoine Mattei, an
obstetrician. |
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F. Le Blay |
Early Roman Empire: two centuries of
hypochondria? |
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José Boutaric |
Dr Auenbrugger: a physician and a
percussionist. |
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Julien Wyplosz |
Pregnancy and childbirth in Mesopotamia. |
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October 16, 2006 |
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Jacques Battin |
Montesquieu, sciences and medicine in
Europe. |
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Jean-Jacques Ferrandis and Jean-Louis
Plessis |
Théophile de Bordeu, a witty, eclectic
and charming man. |
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Pierre Vayre |
Gilbert Ballet (1853-1916) and a «
reasonable » psychiatry. |
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Michel Mazevet |
Edmond Locard (1877-1966), the promotor
of the first French laboratory of scientific police and the
« Crime Museum » in Lyons. |
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November 18, 2006 |
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Session with the Société française
d’histoire de la pharmacie (French society for the history
of pharmacy), chaired by Pr Gourevitch for the SFHM and Pr
Lafont for the SHP |
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Étienne Delaporte |
Bouchardat’s family context and
provincial background. |
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Bruno Bonnemain |
Bouchardat’s pharmacological formulary. |
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Francis Trépardoux (a paper prepared with
Alain Ségal) |
Bouchardat and hygiene. |
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François Chast |
Bouchardat and diabetes in Paris Hôtel-Dieu. |
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Pierre Delaveau (a paper prepared with
Françoise Boucheron) |
Bouchardat, hygiene and rural life. |
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December 16, 2006 |
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Teun Van Heiningen |
Health conditions aboard Dutch East
Indies Company ships in Capetown and Batavia between 1750
and 1800 |
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Marcel Guivarc’h |
Private ambulances during 1870-1871 war
against Prussia |
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Louis-Paul Fischer, Nicolas Méroc, Frédéric
Chauvin and Chantal Rousset-Beaumesnil |
Soldiers wounded in the face or « gueules
cassées » during WW1 as painted by great artists |
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Alain Ségal and Jean-Jacques Ferrandis |
A private collection as a testimony of
French national effort to fight tuberculosis in the trenches
during WW1 |
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