A Propos de deux cas de spondylose rhizome’lique. A history of Bechterew disease
Journal Title: Progress in Health Sciences - Year 2014, Vol 4, Issue 2
Abstract
My grandfather, gynecologist Doctor Henryk Hersz-Lejba Lewin from Radom, Poland, introduced his MD thesis to the Faculty of Medicine, Geneva, Switzerland, in 1918, on: “A Propos de deux cas de spondylose rhizome’lique". After briefly describing his life, a discussion on the history of Bechterew disease will be given
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A. Ohry
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