Medal Bernard Cunéo Surgeon Anatomist Urology Aug MAILLARD

Description: _286-tirboitCboiBronze medal, France .Struck in 1928.Some minor defects, old patina.Copy in its box (the box shows wear).Artist, engraver, sculptor: Auguste MAILLARD (1864-1944) . Dimensions : 68mm.Weight : 164 g.Metal : bronze .Hallmark on the edge (mark on the edge) : none .Fast and careful shipping.The stand is not for sale.The support is not for sale. Bernard Joseph Cunéo, born October 25, 1873 in Toulon (Var) and died December 11, 1944 in Paris 8e1, is a French surgeon, anatomist and professor of medicine.Son of Bernard Cunéo (1834-1901), doctor of medicine and director of the Navy health service in Toulon, Bernard Cunéo devoted his work to urology and the nervous system. He was a member of the surgery section of the National Academy of Medicine. His name remains associated with parts of the human anatomy, notably lymph nodes2 and a dimple known as Cunéo and Marcille.BiographyBernard Cunéo was born on October 25, 1873 in Toulon3. He is the eldest of six children4 of Toulon medical inspector Bernard Cunéo.After studying at the Naval Medicine School in Toulon, he went to Paris to take the externship exam, where he was placed first in his class in 1893. He was appointed intern at Paris hospitals in 1895 after passing the internship exam. Anatomy assistant in 1896, then prosector in 1898, he became a doctor of medicine in 1900 by defending a thesis entitled On the invasion of the lymphatic system in stomach cancer and its surgical consequences5.In 1900, he obtained an aggregation in anatomy, then in 1903, he became a hospital surgeon.During the First World War, he actively looked after, with his colleague Louis Ombrédanne, the wounded and disfigured soldiers of Verdun6. At the end of the conflict, he was appointed chief physician at the bone graft center in Joinville-le-Pont.In 1929, he was professor of medical-surgical anatomy. Four years later, in 1933, he was designated a member of the National Academy of Medicine.Honors Commander of the Legion of Honor Commander of the Legion of Honor (January 2, 1928) War Cross 1914-1918 War Cross 1914-1918Notes and referencesDeath certificate (with date and place of birth) in Paris 8th, n° 874, view 28/31. [archive]“Medical dictionary of the Academy of Medicine [archive]”, on National Academy of Medicine (accessed September 24, 2021).Birth certificate of Bernard Joseph Cunéo, Birth register of the city of Toulon (1873), reference 7E146_312, Var departmental archives, 446 p. (read online [archive]), p. 376Patrick Buffe, “The great days of naval medicine in Toulon... », Bulletin n°134 of the Association Amicale Santé Navale et d’Outremer (ASNOM), June 2017, p. 41 (read online [archive]).“Bernard Cunéo (1873-1944) [archive]”, on Data Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF) (accessed September 24, 2021)H, Hartmann, Agathe Floderer, “CUNÉO Bernard [archive]”, on Committee of Historical and Scientific WorksSon of Bernard Cunéo (1834-1901), doctor of medicine and director of the Navy health service in Toulon, Bernard Cunéo devoted his work to urology and the nervous system. He was a member of the surgery section of the National Academy of Medicine. His name remains associated with parts of the human anatomy, notably lymph nodes2 and a dimple known as Cunéo and Marcille. After studying at the Naval Medicine School in Toulon, he went to Paris to take the externship exam, where he was placed first in his class in 1893. He was appointed intern at Paris hospitals in 1895 after passing the internship exam. Anatomy assistant in 1896, then prosector in 1898, he became a doctor of medicine in 1900 by defending a thesis entitled On the invasion of the lymphatic system in stomach cancer and its surgical

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