Research at the Paris Foundling Hospitals. Part 2: After the Revolution

Physicians were permanently employed from 1821, their research developed from autopsies. The fusion of Medicine and Surgery into a single faculty moved obstetrics (and thus newborn care) from the barbers' domain to research-oriented science.

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Neonatology
Published
2026-03-23
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https://doi.org/10.1159/000551576
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Medical History and Innovations
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Research at the Paris Foundling Hospitals. Part 2: After the Revolution

Michael Obladen
Neonatology
Medical History and Innovations
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Research at the Paris Foundling Hospitals. Part 2: After the Revolution

Michael Obladen
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Abstract

Physicians were permanently employed from 1821, their research developed from autopsies. The fusion of Medicine and Surgery into a single faculty moved obstetrics (and thus newborn care) from the barbers' domain to research-oriented science.

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