ovariotomy

It was there that, in 1842, he first performed the operation of ovariotomy with which his name is associated.

Queen Sophia suffered from poor health and in 1887, she had an ovariotomy operation.

He performed his first ovariotomy in 1869 and later published numerous studies, providing important research for development of medical procedures.

He also published significant works on eye surgery, ovariotomy and bone transplantation.

Tait's first success came with his demonstration that ovariotomy could be done safely.

Thomas was the first to perform and publish an account of vaginal ovariotomy (1870).

In 1846 he performed the first ovariotomy in Russia.

He performed the first ovariotomy in Britain in 1825.

Possibly a more frequent practice was the surgical removal of the ovaries, ovariotomy.

For long he was noted as the only surgeon who had succeeded in the operation of ovariotomy in a London hospital.

He is recognized as a pioneer in abdominal surgery and is notable for having perfected ovariotomy.

When McDowell performed the first ovariotomy, Goldsmith acted as his assistant.

Stilling performed the first ovariotomy in Germany, using an extraperitoneal technique that minimized excessive internal bleeding.

Among his better known publications were works on ovarian pathology, uterine tumors and the formation of carcinomas following ovariotomy.

Koeberlé specialized in abdominal surgery, in particular pioneer work involving ovariotomy and hysterectomy operations.

She also studied at the University of Breslaw in Germany, where she performed the first ovariotomy ever done by a woman.

While Ephraim McDowell had successfully performed the first ovariotomy in Kentucky in 1809, mortality for this operation was over 90%.

McDowell practiced surgery and was a pioneer in abdominal surgical techniques, performing the first ovariotomy in the United States in 1809.

Des maladies des ovaires et de l'ovariotomie, 1878 - Maladies of the ovaries and ovariotomy.

Spiegelberg specialized in the fields of obstetrics and gynecological surgery, making contributions in diagnostics and surgical procedures involving ovariotomy.

He contributed numerous papers on ovariotomy to the Edinburgh Medical Journal and to the British Medical Journal.

The most famous of McDowell's sons was Dr. Ephraim McDowell, who performed the first ovariotomy.

Ephraim McDowell House Museum is the house where Ephraim McDowell's groundbreaking ovariotomy took place.

For example, researchers' own statements reveal that the experimental development of gynecologic surgeries like Caesarian section, vesicovaginal fistula repair and ovariotomy were perfected almost exclusively using enslaved black women.

EMRMC took its name from Ephraim McDowell, a ground-breaking local physician who performed the first ovariotomy in the United States in 1809.