- The Hôpital
Bretonneau is a
hospital of the ****istance Publique–Hôpitaux de
Paris (AP-HP)
located in the 18th arrondis****t of Paris. It is
designed by...
- Pierre-Fidèle
Bretonneau (3
April 1778 – 18
February 1862) was a
French medical doctor. Born in Saint-Georges-sur-Cher, in the Loir-et-Cher département...
- 219–254. From p. 230: " … M.
Bretonneau a cru
convenable de l'ap**** diphthérite, dérivé de ΔΙΦθΕΡΑ, … " ( … Mr.
Bretonneau thought it
appropriate to call...
-
young man with a
promising ****ure,
Pierre Bretonneau,
student of medicine. He was a son of
Pierre Bretonneau (master in
surgery and
doctor of
Madame Dupin)...
- François de
Paule Bretonneau (31
October 1660 – 22 May 1741) was a
French preacher,
librettist and new-Latin
operas playwright.
After he
entered the novitiate...
- 1826 that
viral croup was
differentiated from
croup due to
diphtheria by
Bretonneau.
Viral croup was then
called "faux-croup" by the
French and
often called...
- as a
printmaker in etching, but also in watercolour. François de
Paule Bretonneau (1660–1741), preacher,
librettist and playwright.
Philippe Néricault Destouches...
-
Count Clary (born
Justinien Charles Xavier Bretonneau; 20
April 1860 – 13 June 1933) was a
French sport shooter who
competed in the late 19th
century and...
-
Antonius Musa, who
treated his fever. The
French doctors Pierre-Fidele
Bretonneau and Pierre-Charles-Alexandre
Louis are
credited with
describing typhoid...
- (Paris, 12 août 1774 - P****y, 8
septembre 1857),
French historian.
Pierre Bretonneau (1778–1862),
French medical doctor Antoine-Henri
Jomini (1779–1869), Swiss...
