Frederick Oldfield Ward

Fredrick Oldfield Ward, filho de Stephen Scott Ward, foi um médico formado pela Tonbridge School, onde ele estudou de 1827 a 1932.^[1]

Ele é o epônimo do triângulo de Ward, descrito no livro Outlines of Human Osteology, de 1838, mas a região só ganhou popularidade a partir da introdução do raio-X na medicina.^[2]

Referências

↑ The register of Tonbridge school, from 1826 to 1910: also lists of exhibitioners, & c., previous to 1826, and of head masters and second masters [visualização parcial]
↑ Jessie Dobson, Anatomical eponyms: Being a biographical dictionary of those anatomists whose names have become incorporated into anatomical nomenclature, with definitions of the structures to which their names have been attached and references to the works in which they are described (1962), Ward's triangle [visualização parcial]

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Outlines of Human Osteology (1838) [google books]

[tonbridge.school.1911-1] The register of Tonbridge school, from 1826 to 1910: also lists of exhibitioners, & c., previous to 1826, and of head masters and second masters [visualização parcial]

[dobson.ward.triangle-2] Jessie Dobson, Anatomical eponyms: Being a biographical dictionary of those anatomists whose names have become incorporated into anatomical nomenclature, with definitions of the structures to which their names have been attached and references to the works in which they are described (1962), Ward's triangle [visualização parcial]

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