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受賞. コプリ・メダル （1787年）. ジョン・ハンター （John Hunter、 1728年 2月13日 - 1793年 10月16日 [1] ）は、 イギリス の 解剖学者 、 外科医 である。. 「実験医学の父」「近代外科学の開祖」と呼ばれ、近代医学の発展に貢献した。. その一方、解剖教室で使用 ...
The first treatise on John Hunter was by Jessé Foot, a bitter rival who disparaged his competitor, and it appeared in 1794, just one year after its subject’s death. More laudatory books and accounts of Hunter’s life, some within larger works, soon followed.
John Hunter was a brilliant surgeon and teacher, the father of scientific surgery and surgical pathology and founder of the world-renowned Hunterian museum. This essay attempts to answer the following questions. Who was this man? How did he achieve such a remarkable station? Why was he loved by some …
John Hunter FRS (1728-1793) John Hunter came to London from Glasgow in 1748 at the invitation of his elder brother William, an anatomy teacher in Covent Garden. John’s flair for dissection was such that he soon joined his brother in teaching anatomy. By 1756 John Hunter was house surgeon at St George’s and in 1760 he joined the British Army ...
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Surgeon and anatomist John Hunter moved to London from his native Scotland in 1748. He established a successful surgical practice, and made numerous discoveries in medical science and anatomy. He became Fellow of the Royal Society in 1767, and Surgeon-General in 1790. After his death, Hunter quickly gained a reputation as having been the founding father of his profession. His collection of ...
WALTER LEDERMANN D. John Hunter and the Gonococcus. Cualquiera historia tentativa del popular gonococo, estará inevitablemente ligada a los nombres de John Hunter (1728-1793), Philippe Ricord (1800-1889) y Albert Neisser (1855-1916), quienes intervinieron decisivamente - bien o mal- en el devenir de las investigaciones sobre la gonorrea.
