Warsaw doctors – creators of the polish otorhinolaryngology
Journal Title: Medicina Internacia Revuo - Year 2017, Vol 27, Issue 109
Abstract
The achievements of 19th-century Warsaw physicians and the first decades of the twentieth century who created the Polish otorhinolaryngology are presented briefly. The most famous of them are Teodor Heryng, Alfred Sokolowski and the surgeons Franciszek Jawdyński and Julian Kosiński. Other well-known doctors in Warsaw, whose merit were signifficant, are also analyzed.
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Andrzej Kierzek
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