Apgar, Virginia (1909–1974)

TL;DR: For his original work in congenital deformities he was called America's first plastic surgeon and "A genius of his time," summed up an article describing his innovations in ophthalmology.

TL;DR: The physician-poet from Verona who, in 1530, published a three-volume epic poem called Syphilis sive morbus Gallicus, became famous, since his poetic works spread like an infectious disease, and is considered a progenitor of modern bacteriology.

TL;DR: This period is exceptional because so much of the basic biology and clinical significance of these glands was revealed and many of the molecular mechanisms used by these glands to orchestrate this homeostatic symphony were revealed.

TL;DR: SIKCE the commencement of July 1915 have treated, or seen treated, and followed up, fifty cases of so-called accidental hzemo'rrhage and retroplacentai haematoma, and pathological material has stimulated him to attempt to placc this condition on a satisfactory basis.

TL;DR: Short as his association with Douglas was destined to be, the effect it pro­ duced upon William Hunter’s charac­ ter was threefold: a love of books, a zeal for anatomy and a choice of obstetrics as a means of future liveli­ hood.