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Wien. Klin. Wochenschr. · Sep 2000
Biography Historical ArticleGiovanni Alessandro Brambilla (1728-1800) and the Imperial Infantry Regiment #22 ("Lacy"). On occasion of the bicentennial of his death.
- K Holubar and S Fatović-Ferencić.
- Institute for the History of Medicine, University of Vienna, Austria. KH.histmed@unvie.ac.at
- Wien. Klin. Wochenschr. 2000 Sep 15; 112 (17): 776-80.
AbstractGiovanni Alessandro Brambilia (1728-1800) was the Chief Surgeon of the Imperial Austrian Army and the first director of the newly founded medico-surgical academy in Vienna (1785). He died in Padua in late July 1800 (29th?), en route from his estate in Lombardy to Vienna, and the chiostro della magnolia in the Santo displays a memorial plaque commemorating his demise. On account of his merits for the education of (military) surgeons and the development of surgery in Austria, this short article shall serve to briefly recall his life and related facts.
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