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The Société Française d’Histoire de la Médecine (French Society of History of Medicine), has been founded in 1902. Its address is : 12, rue de l'École de médecine, 75006 Paris (France).

Its purposes are :

• to study and promote the history of medicine and sciences which are attached to it;
• to contribute to the safeguard and the conservation of the documents and testimonies of the past medical sciences.

It meets approximately eight times a year in Paris (on saturday afternoon) and organizes moreover an annual exit in another French town or in another country.

Its journal is Histoire des Sciences Médicales, with four issues each year.

English summaries and French texts are published in Histoire des Sciences Médicales, about one year after the papers have been delivered.

You will find above, the list of the lecture for the five past years :

Year 2010

January 16, 2010
	Bernard HOERNI	The Journal de Médecine de Bordeaux, A By-gone medical Journal in regional Press
	Alain LARCAN	Les Annales Médicales de Nancy et　de l'Est, in the History of Médical Press in Lorraine
	Anne BOYER	Short Lived Periodics of Private Hygien in the Collections of Bibliothèque nationale de France
	Alina CANTAU	Short Lived Periodics of Public Hygien, in the Collections of Bibliothèque nationale de France
February 20, 2010
	Michel GOUREVITCH, Victoria POTAPOVA Eugene MAKOUCHKINE	Child Psychoanalysis and Pedopsychiatry in Russia, from Lenin to our times
	Pierre-Jean LINON	Military Physicians Proselytes for Antivariolic Vaccination at the beginnings of French occupation of Algeria
	Claude ELBAZ	French Medicine in Algéria :　Chronic of a Medical Practice from Live Experience
March 23, 2010
	Caroline MONIER	Management of the Patients in Hospital Saint-John of Jerusalem (XIIth and XIIIth centuries)
	Micheline RUEL-KELLERMANN	Researches upon the Anatomy of the Teeth, their Nature and Properties,　the first book published in France on Dentistry, by the Surgeon Urbain Hémard, printed in Lyon in 1582
	Etienne BOUDAY	Jean Chièze (1898 -1976), engraver on wood and Illustrator in Medicine : A Look on his Works
April 17, 2010
Thematic Meeting under the direction of Pr Jacques BATTIN : Issenheim Altarpiece in Colmar and Saint Antony's HolyFire: Medecine and Pharmacy in Hospital of Saint Anthony's Brothers
	Henri BLUM	Issenheim Altarpice and the controversial signature of Mathias Grünewald
	Jacques BATTIN	Saint Antony's Holy Fire or gangrenous ergotism ? Mediéval iconography.
	Michel FAURE	The Disease depicted on Issenheim Altarpice is really ergotism ?
	Louis-Paul FISCHER Francis TREPARDOUX	Medicinal Herbs from the Issenheim Altarpiece and mystical medieval Gardens
DISCUSSION
	Pierre VAYRE	Saint Antony's Holy Fire in Limousin and the resorts to Saint Martial
	Philippe BONNICHON	Paris Hospital of Saint Anthony's Brothers
EPILOGUE
	Jacques BATTIN	The Saints as Healing Mediators
May 28, 29 and 30
2010 SFHM Outside Meeting in Marseille
	Louis-Armand HERAUT	Origin and Destiny of the First Pharo　 Promotion (1907)
	Yves BAILLE	Stories of the Great Plague Epidemic in 1720 Marseille
	Olivier DUTOUR	The works of Antoine Deidier and his experimental approach of the 1720 Plague epidemic in Marseille
	André-Julien FABRE	The Great Plague Epidemic of Marseille (1720)　: confrontation to the other Plague Epidemics in Western Europe
	Georges FRANÇOIS	From Hospital Caroline to Hospital Proust
	Alain SEGAL Bernard HILLEMAND	Adrien Proust (1834-1903) and the Quarantines in Maseille
	Jean-Jacques FERRANDIS	Anatomy Collections in Marseille during First World War as kept at the Musée du Service de santé des armées au Val-de-Grâce à Paris
	Yves BAILLE	Arthur Fallot and the "Blue Disease"
	Henri RUF	Clot Bey (1793-1868), a Physician from Marseille in Egypt
	André STAHL Pierre TOURAME	Anencephaly in the publication of Riss and Pieri in the Marseille Médical (january 1902)
	René GRANGIER	Marseille and Jacques Daviel (1693-1762)
	Jean-Louis BLANC	Face Wounds in the First World War : the beginnings of Facial Reconstructive Surgery
June 19, 2010 (Internet retransmission)
	Patrick BERCHE	Evolutions in the concept of infectious agents: from sarcoptic scabies to prions
	Giorgio Zanchin	Story of a symptom: Historical and present aspects of osmophobia in migraines
	Gérard TILLES	Ringworm Children at Paris Hôpital Saint Louis
	Philippe CHARLIER Catherine DECAURE Pierre-Fleury CHAILLOT Isabelle HUYNH-CHARLIER	Paleopathological Research in Paris Catacombes
	Philippe ALBOU	History of Fever Therapy before Aspirin
	Michel GERMAIN	History of surgical gloves

Year 2009

January 17, 2009
	Bernard HILLEMAND	The inversion of the word "alcoholic" in French sociological language
	François CHAST	Origins of the legislation of the narcotics in France
	Philippe CHARLIER Danielle GOUREVITCH	An official report of autopsy (Saint-Nectaire, 1765) : technical study and retrospective diagnosis
February 14, 2009
Annual General Assembly
	Claude CHASTEL	Sixty years ago (1949), cell cultures allowed to easily obtain in vitro multiplication of poliomyelitis virus".
	Bernard VERHILLE	Tinctorial Plants : Therapeutic use in Ancient times. The case of Isatis.
	Bernard GUILLEMAIN	Death of Cleopatra : An analysis according to modern knowlege"
March 21, 2009
		Homage to Pr. Philippe VICHARD, member of SFHM Board, member of Académie nationales de médecine and Académie de chirurgie, deceased last July, by Dr. Jean-Louis RIBARDIÈRE, former General Secretary of Académie de chirurgie.
	João Bosco BOTELHO	Tobacco, the Sacred and the Profane
	Alain SEGAL	Ferdinand-Jean Darier (1856-1938), well-known dermatologist in the world
2009, April 25
	Michel CAIRE	Philippe Pinel, Professeur à la Faculté de médecine de Paris and his secret remedies, some unpublished reports
	Claude RENNER	Evolution of stethoscopes : from Laennec to Cammann
	André-Julien FABRE	Portraits of physicians : Recovering the Past
	Stéphane BARRY Pascal EVEN	An heralded epidemics : the 1832 cholera epidemics in Sud West France. Examples in three departments : Charente Maritime, Gironde and Lot-et-Garonne
2009, May 16
Annual out session of the Société française d'Histoire de la Médecine, in Lyon
	Frédéric CHAUVIN	Mural paintings from Jean Coquet at Hospital Desgenettes in Lyon
	Michel DELIGNY	Some unpublished détails of the Ecole de santé militaire de Lyon
	Alain BOUCHET	Jaboulay and the first surgical transplantations in Hôtel Dieu de Lyon
	Nicolas MEROC	Tourvielle Readaptation Center during 1914-1918 War
	Jacques VOINOT	History of syringes
	Jean-Pierre H. NEIDHARDT	Trans perineal surgery of urinary bladder
	Jacques TRONCY	"The red gold": From first transfusions to modern blood banks : an History of blood transfusions.
	Nadine CHEVALLIER-JUSSIAU	Henri Toussaint et Louis Pasteur
	Jacques CHEVALLIER	Joseph Rollet in the shadow of Ricord
	Maurice VERGOS	Présentation of the Ecole du Service de santé militaire de Lyon
	René GRANGIER	Jacques Gindrey : from Resistance in the maquis of Ain to Dien Bien Phu
	Louis-Paul FISCHER	Professeur René Guillet and Résistance
	André-Julien FABRE	Jean Reverzy, hero of Resistance and physician of Lyon
2009, June 13 (Internet retransmission)
	Patrick BERCHE	History of Biological War
	Philippe CHARLIER Isabelle HUYNH-CHARLIER Robert CARLIER	Contribution of Radiology in the field of paleopathology
	André STAHL Pierre TOURAME Corinne TOURAME	Disability in Middle Ages and its artistic representation
	Philippe BONNICHON Jean-Jacques FERRANDIS	Knowledge on Yellow fever prior to Pasteur : the importance of the report presented during Mexican War (1861-1867)
October 17, 2009
	Joëlle PION-GRAFF	Ambroise Paré Landowner
	Georges ANDROUTSOS Marianna KARAMANOU	The Rob Laffecteur : a unique example of antisyphilitic "secret remedy" in the Past
	Pierre LABRUDE	The Poor Man Pharamacopoea" of Professor Nicolas Jadelot, in Nancy in 1784-1785
	Pierre VAYRE	Fortunes and Misfortunes of three Sugeons from Limousin from French Révolution to Second Empire : Léonard Cruveilhier (1760-1836), Bruno Giraud (1768-1811) and Léonard Boudrye (1769-1852)
November 20-21, 2009 Meeting on History of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology
	François Legent	The Teaching of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology in Paris during XIXth Century
	Philippe Charlier	Paléopathology of Chronic Rhinitis
	Jean-Yves Maldent	Lariboisière, Bastion of French Laryngology during XIXth Century
	Patrick Marandas	Oto-Rhino-Laryngology Cancers in History
	Philippe Bordure	Prosper Menière and the Deaf Mutes
	Ollivier Laccoureye	History of Laryngectomy through Centuries
	Frédéric Chabolle	History of Ronchopathies
	Albert Mudry	Birth of the Annales des maladies de l’oreille
	Jacques Poirier	Docteur Félix Féréol (1825-1891), Discoverer of laryngeal ictus
	André Fabre	Olfactive Feelings and Literature
	Michel Germain	Microsurgical Transplantations in Oto-Rhino-Laryngology : reconstruction for a better Quality of Life
	Michel Portmann	Scientific Works preliminary to the first Endolymphatic Sac Surgery of Georges Portmann in 1926
	Claude-H. Chouard	History of Cochlear Implants
	Guy Dupuy	Jean-Marc Gaspard Itard : Between Autism and Deaf Mutity
	Didier Portmann	Emile Moure, Pioneer of Modern Oto-Rhino-Laryngology since 1980
	Lucien Moatti	Image of the Deaf Mutes in History
	Charles Dubois	Laennec and in his Lessons on Auditive/Phoniatric Diseases at the Collège de France
	Philippe Albou	Therapy of hoarseness in XVIIth Century as reported in books of this time : Lazare Rivière and Nicolas Boileau
	Louis-Paul Fischer and Henri André Martin	Otologist Painter and Christian Martin
	Claude Renner	Illustrated History of Ear Trumpets
December 12, 2009
	Jacques POIRIER	Édouard Brissaud (1852-1909), Historian of Medicine
	Philippe RICOU Jacques POIRIER	Édouard Brissaud, Favorite Sudent of Charcot
	Marcel GUIVARC’H	L’Assistance Publique during the Commune de Paris in 1871
	Teun VAN HEININGEN	Pieter Bleeker (1819-1878), Military Physician and Taxidermist from Netherlands Indias

Year 2008

January 19, 2008
	Michel CAIRE	Jews admitted to mental hospitals under Vichy rule, in the Seine department
	Yves CHAPUIS	1791, a crucial year in the development of the surgery of the thyroid gland
	Claude RENNER	About Philippe Ricord (1800-1889)
	Raoul STEMLÉ Alain SÉGAL	Some characteristics of the surgical ward in the second half of the XXth century
February 16, 2008
SFHM General Assembly
	Alain SÉGAL	Homage to The Pr. André Cornet, past president of the Society
		Communication on Medical Imagery
	Jean Claude LAMIELLE	From Iconography to Imagery : " I remember..."
	André AURENGO	History of Medical Imagery
	Claude LIGUORY	Endoscopy of yesterday : what for tomorrow ?
	Alain SÉGAL	Little conclusions for the moment
	March 29 , 2008
	Jean-Paul CHIGOT	Thyroïd and goiters among the ages
	Michel A. GERMAIN Jacques TROTOUX	Boucicaut Hospital, the story of a centennial
	Bruno BONNEMAIN	Physicians as seen in advertisement documents from XXth century pharmaceutical industry
	R. LEBERT, R. DOUARD Ph. BONNICHON	Ruptured ectopic pregnancy : an example of emergency "home surgery"
April 19, 2008
Presentation of 2007 SFHM Awards
		Communications about Obstetrical practice
	Marie-France MOREL	Embryonic lconography in XVIth to XVIIth century Treaties on Obstetrics and Anatomy
	Jacques GELlS	Louise Bourgeois (1563-1636): A midwife between two worlds
	Sylvie ARNAUD-LESOT	Modesty and Obstetrical practice in nineteenth century
	Francine DAUPHIN	Come back for the autonomy of Midwives
	Anne-Laure LALLOUET	Approach of Medieval Medicine on birth
May 16 to 18, 2008
Outside meeting has been held in Nantes under the patronage of : Société Française d'Histoire de la Médecine / Société d'Histoire de la médecine et des Hôpitaux de l'Ouest (CHU de Nantes) / Centre François Viète - Épistémologie, histoire des sciences et des techniques de Nantes
	Stéphane TIRARD	Stephan Leduc (1853-1939), from medicine to synthetic biology
	Charles DUBOIS	The Treaty of the diseases of the bones, by Guillaume Laennec
	Frédéric LE BLAY Danielle GOUREVITCH	A new translation by Rene Theophilus Laennec
	Jean-José BOUTARIC	Elements of Laennec’s biography
	Joël BARREAU	Ange Guépin, doctor and politician in Nantes in 1848
	Jacques HIDIER	Looking at the mortality in a little town named Bouin, from 1908 to 1920
	François LEGENT	Maurice Sourdille, famous and ignored otologist in Nantes
	Gaston BLANDIN	Surprising treatment of ringworm (teigne) in Nantes hospital at the beginning of the 20th century
June 14, 2008
	François GOURSOLAS	The Rev. Jean-Frédéric OBERLIN (1740-1826) and medicine : Scientific and human portrait
	Patrice LE FLOCH-PRIGENT Philippe BONNICHON Denis PARIENTE	The death of King Henry IV - May 14, 1610 - analysis of the autopsy report of Jacques Guillemeau
	Pierre VAYRE	Jean Baptiste Tyrbas of Chamberet (1779-1870), Medical Officer, actor and witness of his time
	Alain SÉGAL	A strange certificate referring to the abolition of the Faculty of Medicine of Paris on November 21, 1822
October 18, 2008
	Jacques-Pierre CHEVALERAUD	The Société Francophone d'Histoire de l'Ophtalmologie turns 32 years old
	Muriel LABONNELIE-PARDON Danielle GOUREVITCH	Roman "curiosities" of the Goncourt Brothers : collyrium and doll
	Jacques VOINOT	The curious course of a gallo-roman oculist stamp
	Robert  HEITZ	Leonardo's  D Manuscript  : "Dell'occhio
November 21 and 22, 2008
History of Bones and Joints Diseases Days, Hôpital Cochin, November 21-22, 2008
	Ph CHARLIER	Some aspects of modern research in Paleopathology
	M KERBOUL	History of Hip Prosthesis
	D GOUREVITCH	Gout and the "Joie de vivre" of Émile Zola
	P BONNICHON	Treatment of fractures at the times of Guy de Chauliac and Ambroise Pare
	B AMOR	History of Ankylosing Spondylitis in Antiquity, Middle Ages and in our times
	C ROUX	History of bone mineralization
	JJ FERRANDIS A SEGAL	The rise of skeletal imaging during 1914-1918 war
	PL SICHERE	Osteo-articular diseases in comic books
	MF KAHN	History of Rheumatoid Arthritis
	J MONET	Birth of Kinesitherapy in France: 1900-1914
	A CHEVROT	Some side aspects of bone imaging
	P DOURY	General Pauzat and metatarsal stress Osteopériostitis
	F TREPARDOUX	Osteo-articulary Thermalism : the example of Evaux
	Y DELOISON	Skeleton and Bipedism
	S PEREZ	The Gout of Philip II of Spain
	MH MARGANNE	Surgical aspects of joints diseases in the Codex of Nicetas
	J MONESTIER	"Intelligent" Prosthesis
	JC BEL	History of femoral neck fractures treatment
	P THILLAUD	Diagnosis of Rheumatological Diseases in Paleopathology
	B HOERNI JL HONTON G LIORZOU	Orthopedics in Bordeaux during 20th century, before, under and after Louis Pouyanne
	M GERMAIN	Sarcomas in Children : a long history
December 13, 2008
	Louis-Paul FISCHER	François Gigot de Lapeyronie (1678-1747), restorer of the surgery
	Teunis Van HEININGEN	The section of the pubic symphyse versus the section Caesarean: a controversy?
	Pierre-Jean LINON	Why a construction schedule of permanent military hospitals in Algeria, before the end of the conquest 1843-1860
	Jean-Jacques FERRANDIS	Michel Lévy, Director of the Military Medical School of the Val de Grâce between 1856 and 1872