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A Ségal

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[Biographical notice on Jean Sedillot Le Jeune (1757-1840)].

The author relates the main facts of Jean Sédillot junior's life and work. This man coming from a generation of doctors in medicine gives a good example of a certain type of eighteen century's surgeons doctors well trained by the Royal Academy of Surgery attested by the excellence of his knowledge on surgery and medicine also, for he was a former doctor at Rheims University so it is not a surprise to find him as a promoter of the medicine Society of Paris and later as the editor of the of the well known newspaper usually called "Le Journal de Sédillot", the first post-revolutionary newspaper which is the best image of early 19th century surgical and medical knowledge and also perhaps the precursor of future monthly newspapers with acute glances on foreign literature about medicine and surgery.

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[The role of engineer Gustave Trouvé (1839-1902) in the history of endoscopy].

The author relates the important contribution of engineer Gustave Trouvé (1839-1902) in endoscopy's history. Since 1873, he was, in fact, the first to ... set an electric light at the tip of the endoscope, by using a small incandescent airtight bulb. Edison's "Mignon" bulb was only discovered after 1886. The Vienese manufacturer Joseph Leiter was completely absorbed with the importance of this invention without having mentioned the true value of this rises of information, in this case G. Trouvé and surely also Dr Max Nitze who was despoiled.

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