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Adamo Mario "Amarro"
Fiamberti (10
September 1894 – 31
August 1970) was an
Italian psychiatrist who was the
first to
perform a
transorbital lobotomy (by...
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psychopathic curiosities, or even worse, not even
doing that. —Amarro
Fiamberti Throughout the
remainder of the 1930s, the
number of
leucotomies performed...
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transorbital approach"
based on the work of an
Italian doctor,
Amarro Fiamberti, who
operated on the
brain through his patients' eye sockets, allowing...
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brain surgery.
Inspired by the work of the
Italian psychiatrist Amarro Fiamberti,
Freeman developed,
without the
knowledge or parti****tion of Watts, a...
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either Giovanni Ricci,
Domenico Rosselli, or
Tommaso Fiamberti did not gain wide acceptance.
Fiamberti's name did
receive the most
critical support. Gregorio...
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Carone rivers,
immediately north of the town of Mirabello. In 1325 the
Fiamberti family of
Pavia acquired goods and
lands in the area. They
probably built...
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trade unions strike on Maui island, Hawaii.
Italian psychiatrist Amarro Fiamberti is the
first to do****ent a
transorbital approach to the brain,
which becomes...
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magnetic field,
basic working principle of the
induction motor Amarro Fiamberti (10
September 1894 – 1970),
psychiatrist who
first performed a transorbital...
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lobotomy in the US) was a
technique invented by
Italian psychiatrist Amarro Fiamberti and
taken up by
American neurologist Walter Freeman, with
whose name it...
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conclave of 1370.
Decisiones Rotae Romanae (in Latin). Pavia:
Gasperino de
Fiamberti. 1486.
Decisiones Rotae Romanae, 1486 Portals:
Biography Catholicism France...
