Marie-Louise Lachapelle
French obstetrician and educator
Born
January 1st, 1769
256 years ago
Died
1821
204 years ago — 52 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
France
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An influential figure in the field of obstetrics, contributed significantly to the understanding of childbirth. Established a reputation as a pioneering obstetrician in France, authoring several critical texts on obstetrical techniques. Played a vital role in training future generations of midwives and obstetricians through teaching and practical demonstrations. Championed the importance of medical education and the advancement of practices in childbirth.
Authored 'Traité pratique des accouchements'
Served as a professor of obstetrics
Contributed to midwifery education in France
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