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   In particular, Feil's 1919 medical school thesis on cervical abnormalities was a critical publication in defying long-held theory and opinion that human “monstrosities,” anomalies, developmental abnormalities, and altered congenital physicality were a consequence of sinful behavior or a reversion to a primitive state.

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2. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › 27364256Monsters and the case of L. Joseph: André Feil's thesis on ...

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   André Feil (1884-1955) was a French physician best recognized for his description, coauthored with Maurice Klippel, of patients with congenital fusion of cervical vertebrae, a condition currently known as Klippel-Feil syndrome.

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   In particular, Feil's 1919 medical school thesis on cervical abnormalities was a critical publication in defying long-held theory and opinion that human "monstrosities,"anomalies, developmental...

4. www.reddit.com › r › HouseMDWhere did the characters go to med school? : r/HouseMD - Reddit

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   Wilson went to McGill (he and Amber wear the sweatshirt at times) for undergrad and University of Pennsylvania for med school. Chase went to an unknown med school in England. Cameron went somewhere in the Midwest that is about 200 miles from Princeton (Ohio maybe?) Amber went to Columbia University.

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   Assuming by oldschool you mean it has been at least 30 years since he was in school, did you tell him that it is infinitely more competitive now? Don't worry the vast majority of med students now are 25+.

6. www.reddit.com › when_did_dr_house_start_collegeWhen did Dr. House start college? : r/HouseMD - Reddit

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   During this time he spent bouncing around the country, she graduated from U of M, earned her Medical Degree, finished a residency in Endocrinology, and eventually worked her way to becoming one of the youngest Deans of her own hospital.

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   Where did Dr field go to medical school?

   • Dr. Field completed his undergraduate and medical school training at the University of Florida where he was a Florida Academic Scholar and graduated with highest honors. While at Florida, Dr. Field was a member of the school’s highly selective Junior Honors Medical Program.

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   Where did Chase & Cameron go to med school?

   • Chase went to an unknown med school in England. Cameron went somewhere in the Midwest that is about 200 miles from Princeton (Ohio maybe?) Amber went to Columbia University. Masters went Columbia University for undergrad and for her 2 PhDs and to Princeton for med school. House & Foreman both went to Hopkins.

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   What was medical school like in 1871?

   • In 1871, when Middlemarch was written, medical school was almost nothing like it is by our 21st century standards. Because far less was actually known about medicine and medical practices at the time, it was not uncommon to see even esteemed medical schools such as Harvard and Yale teach less-than-accurate information to soon-to-be doctors.

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   How did Johns Hopkins medical school change medical school?

   • Many doctors would also be businessmen, merchants, and the particularly famous example of barber-surgeons. In 1876, however, Johns Hopkins Medical School changed the scene for prospective doctors, very much for the better. Instead of requiring absolutely no prerequisites, medical schools would now require a degree for any students looking to apply.

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   Why do we see a doctor in Middlemarch 5 years after?

   • Something particularly interesting is that we see this occur five years after the publishing of Middlemarch, in which we see a doctor (Tertius Lydgate) who is attempting to make the medical field a better, more respected mode of study.

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   Generally, on one's journey to becoming a medical professional, the best places to go for an education in the United Kingdom were Scotland and London. In this time period, there were no residencies or even pre-med prerequisites. Instead, prospective doctors would be lectured in a classroom with little to no hands-on experience in the field.