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Dr. Lisfranc asks Dupuytren to take in two of his students
Jacques Lisfranc de Saint-Martin (Saint-Paul-en-Jarez, 1790/1847)A surgeon specializing in amputations. He served in the Saxon campaign and developed the disarticulation technique that would bear his name.
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Lisfranc approached Dupuytren for two of his students; he himself had been his student in Paris and had received his medical degree six years earlier, in 1813.
"My dear master,
Messrs. Davillard and Sena, who will deliver this letter to you, are the two young men I had the honor of mentioning to you yesterday. Allow me to remind you that you were kind enough to promise to include them among your externs [...]".
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