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Meaning of "larrey"
larrey (noun): Refers to Dominique Jean Larrey, a French surgeon who served in the Napoleonic army and is known for his contributions to military medicine
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Larrey advocated early amputation as a preventative to infection.
His arm was amputated by surgeon Larrey.
Larrey hesitated a long time to enlist him in his service because he rode a scrawny horse.
Very accurately describes the clinical tetanus therefore also known as Larrey disease.
Larrey died on his way back in Lyon.
There are two churches in the village, only one of which still belongs to Larrey.
Larrey was taken prisoner by the Prussians and condemned to death.
As well as a fantastic administrator and a brave man, Larrey was an innovative and skillful surgeon.
Larrey was involved in the French invasion of Russia.
Taken prisoner by the Prussians, Larrey was condemned to death.
Domaine Larrey once belonged to Larrey family and initially included a farmhouse built in 1789.
Standing on the hillside of Saucède in front of the Pyrénées, Domaine Larrey welcomes you.
Larrey is a commune in the Côte-d'Or department in Burgundy in eastern France.
He another dead doctor? Dominic Larrey.
Larrey is the most virtuous man I have ever met . ".
See also
Baron Dominique-Jean Larrey.
Larrey was orphaned at the age of 13.
Starting in 1832, the Grand Commun was converted into a military hospital, later called Dominique Larrey hospital.
Larrey then came to perform 200 amputations over a period of 24 hours, getting lower surgical mortality rates.
