- Jan
Palfijn (name
sometimes spelled Jean
Palfyn or Jan Palfyn) (28
November 1650 – 21
April 1730) was a
Flemish surgeon and
obstetrician who was a native...
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Palfijn presented his
obstetric forceps to the
Paris Academy of
Sciences in 1723. They
contained parallel blades and were
called the
Hands of
Palfijn...
- Vallisneri,
Italian physician and
natural scientist (born 1661)
April 21 - Jan
Palfijn,
Flemish surgeon and
obstetrician (born 1650)
December 5 (bur.) – Alida...
- Artillery, the
first part") is
published in Amsterdam.
November 28 - Jan
Palfijn,
Flemish surgeon and
obstetrician (died 1730) May 1 (bapt.) - John Radcliffe...
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Joseph Oriol,
Spanish Catholic priest,
saint (d. 1702)
November 28 – Jan
Palfijn,
Flemish surgeon and
obstetrician (d. 1730)
November 30 –
Domenico Martinelli...
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beginning with the De Brouckère
fountain (1866), now on the
Square Jan
Palfijn/Jan
Palfijnplein in Laeken.
Other major works followed in
rapid succession...
- in
September 2012
Professor Devroey joined the team of IVF
centre Jan
Palfijn Hospital in Ghent,
where he
focuses on the most
challenging cases of infertility...
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obtained accreditation by the NIAZ
Disposes of 810 beds (all sites) AZ Jan
Palfijn Located in
Ghent Has
obtained accreditation by the NIAZ
Disposes of 526...
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house the muni****lity
medical officer. He died in Olivet, on 1794. Jan
Palfijn (1753).
Anatomie chirurgicale de Palfin,
revue et augmentée par A. Petit...
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Place Anneessens/Anneessensplein, Brussels, 1889
Bronze monument to Jan
Palfijn, Schouwburgplein, Kortrijk, 1889
Pediment sculpture showing Belgium flanked...
