Catégorie : 4.9.2 Médecine et hygiène

Louis’ mathematical method might now be described as clinical epidemiology and the foundation of evidence-based medicine.

He has been the father of a scientific revolution, and his heritage is still active nowadays

Modern dentistry owes its greatest debt to a remarkable Frenchman who synthesized what was known in Europe about dentistry

Louis was a strong proponent of numerical methods in medicine

He was one of the pioneers in the usage of experimental methods in neuroanatomy.

In 1728 Pierre Fauchard, who was widely acknowledged as the "Father of Modern Dentistry" published "Le Chirurgien Dentiste"

During the 1537 siege of Turin, a young French barber-surgeon abandoned the conventional wisdom about the treatment of bullet wounds, giving rise to a revolution in surgical techniques and pedagogy.

Charcot’s contributions to medicine and the medical literature are legendary