He was a French barber surgeon who served kings. He invented several surgical tools and, more importantly, tested some of the common practices in managing wounds on the battlefield. Cauterization with boiling oil was common but he also tried using an old Roman technique of using oil of roses, egg white, and turpentine on some of the soldiers. Surprisingly, the Roman technique aided in less pain and quicker healing than the other technique. He was known for his skills in forensic pathology and other medical thinking.
Ambroise Pare
Ambroise Paré was a 16th-century French barber-surgeon who is often considered the father of modern surgery. He made significant advancements in surgical techniques and the treatment of wounds, notably advocating for the use of ligatures to stop bleeding instead of cauterization. Paré also emphasized the importance of observation and experience in medicine, contributing to the development of surgical instruments and practices that laid the groundwork for modern surgery. His work marked a shift towards more humane and effective medical care.
Pare Lorentz was born on December 11, 1905, in Clarksburg, West Virginia, USA.
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The cast of Atattar Din Pare - 1971 includes: Kali Bannerjee Samit Bhanja Anup Kumar Chinmoy Roy
Surgery
Ambroise Pare was French.
France.
A barber surgeon.
no but he was still awesome ":)
France
Ambroise Pare is a humanist he was a humanist of the Renaissance and followed the Renaissance Humanism
Mayenne in north-western France.
Pare lived in the Renaissance (1500-1800 AD approx)
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Ambroise Pare
Yes and they had three children together.