- A
prosector is a
person with the
special task of
preparing a
dissection for demonstration,
usually in
medical schools or hospitals. Many
important anatomists...
-
Paronychia is an
inflammation of the skin
around the nail,
often due to
bacteria or fungi. Its
sudden (acute)
occurrence is
usually due to the bacterium...
- [citation needed] It is also
known as "
prosector's wart"
because it was a
common occupational disease of
prosectors, the
preparers of
dissections and autopsies...
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Marburg in 1851. As a
fresh medical graduate, he
began his work as a
prosector. He died in
Flanders at age 71. In 1855, he
introduced Fick's laws of...
- Weil,
Martin (July 7, 2020). "D.C. man set
Confederate statue on fire,
prosectors allege". The
Washington Post.
Archived from the
original on July 7, 2020...
- later, and ****isted at Emil Ponfick’s institute. In 1896
Kaufmann became prosector at
Allerheiligenhospital in
Breslau and
professor in 1897. In 1898 he...
- to have been "destro****
through natural process" and "discarded by the
prosector before the body was sent back to Valdosta,"
according to the
funeral home...
- or flint) was
originally used in 1870 by
Achille Visconti (1836–1911),
prosector in the
Ospedale Maggiore of Milan. The
recognition of
respiratory problems...
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postdoctoral lecture qualification in 1903. From 1908 to 1920
Landsteiner was
prosector at the
Wilhelminenspital in
Vienna and in 1911 he was
sworn in as an ****ociate...
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Florence (i.e.
Imperial University) and was
appointed by its
president as
Prosector.
While in this capacity,
Antommarchi worked under Paolo Mascagni (1752–1815)...
