John Braxton Hicks
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John Braxton Hicks (1823 à Rye, Sussex - 28 août 1897 Lymington) était un médecin anglais qui s'est spécialisé dans l'obstétrique. Il a débuté sa médecine à Guy's Hospital Medical School en 1841.
Hicks a été le premier médecin à décrire les méthodes bipolaires et autres de la version d'un fœtus. En 1872, il a décrit les contractions utérines n'aboutissant pas à l'accouchement maintenant connu comme les contractions de Braxton Hicks[1].
Notes et références
- ↑ John Braxton Hicks: On the contractions of the uterus throughout pregnancy: their physiological effects and their value in the diagnosis of pregnancy. Transactions of the Obstetrical Society of London, (1871), 1872, 13: 216-231.
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- Médecin anglais
- Naissance en 1823
- Décès en 1897
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John Braxton Hicks, 1872
