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Jacques Guillemeau (1550–1613) was a
French surgeon from Orléans. He is
credited for
making pioneer contributions in the
fields of obstetrics, ophthalmology...
- Donaldson, IML (2012). "How
blood was let in the
sixteenth century:
Jacques Guillemeau, La
Chirurgie Françoise... 1594" (PDF).
Journal of the
Royal College of...
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controversial and was then abandoned. Paré was ably
seconded by his
pupil Jacques Guillemeau, who
translated his work into Latin, and at a
later period himself wrote...
- 1530)
Johann Bauhin,
Swiss physician and
botanist (born 1541)
Jacques Guillemeau,
French surgeon (born 1550) Williams,
Hywel (2005). C****ell's Chronology...
- (1844–1904),
neurologist Guillaume Gomez (born 1969),
racing driver Jacques Guillemeau (1550–1613),
physician Albert Guyot (1881–1947),
racing driver Étienne...
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artillery captain, who had
settled in Beau-Vallon
around 1799, and
Julie Guillemeau, a
freed slave. Like
other settlers (and rich creoles), Rémy's father...
- Cherbourg-Octeville-Sud-Ouest (1st round), 53.12% for
Michel Lerenard, 25.29% for
Guillemeau, 52.28% parti****tion. 1998 election:
Canton of Cherbourg-Sud-Est, 65...
- BBC
Hereford and Worcester.
Retrieved 26 July 2012. Banister, Richard;
Guillemeau, Jacques; Hunton,
Anthony (1622). A
treatise of one
hundred and thirteene...
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Infants in Paris, the
first book on
obstetrics written by a woman.
Jacques Guillemeau publishes De l'heureux
accouchement des
femmes in
which he
describes a...
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William Smellie (1697–1763),
although it was
first described by
Jacques Guillemeau (1550–1613) in a 1609
treatise called De l'accouchement
hereux des femmes...
