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Bidloo is a
surname of
Flemish origin. A
notable family by that name were the
Amsterdam Mennonites of the
later Dutch Golden Age.
Govert Bidloo (1649-1713)...
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Govert Bidloo or
Govard Bidloo (12
March 1649 – 30
March 1713) was a
Dutch Golden Age physician, anatomist, poet and playwright. He was the
personal physician...
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Nicolaas Bidloo (c. 1673/74 – 23
March 1735) was a
Dutch physician who
served as the
personal physician of Tsar
Peter I of
Russia (Peter the Great).
Bidloo was...
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Lambert Bidloo (30
August 1638 – 11 June 1724), of Amsterdam, was by religion, a
Zonist Mennonite, by profession, an
apothecary and
botanist and by p****ion...
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medical publishing,
though others have not been as harsh. In 1685,
Govard Bidloo (1649–1713)
published his
Anatomia Humani Corporis in
Amsterdam using 105...
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Toronto Libraries.
Bidloo, Govard; Lairesse, Gérard de [Ill.] (30
August 2012).
Bidloo, Govard; Lairesse, Gérard de [Ill.]:
Godefridi Bidloo,
Medicinae Doctoris...
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specialists and
opened an
educational institution for surgery, led by
Nicolaas Bidloo. In 1701, the
Moscow School of
Mathematics and
Navigation was founded, led...
- pancreatitis. The
major duodenal papilla was
first illustrated by
Gottfreid Bidloo in 1685,
although is
sometimes called the
papilla of Vater,
after German...
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engagements and
stately celebrations over the centuries. Notably,
Govert Bidloo converted an
attic room into an
autopsy room to
study the
human body. The...
- 1714, when he was
appointed rector of the university, he
succeeded Govert Bidloo in the
chair of
practical medicine, and in this
capacity he
introduced the...
