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Belgium 1848 Louis Joseph Seutin, tribute medal for his medical innovation - By L. Wiener EF
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Louis Joseph Seutin, tribute medal for his medical innovation, 1852.
Obverse: Profile portrait of Louis Joseph Seutin facing left. Inscription: "LOUIS JOSEPH SEUTIN NÉ À NIVELLES LE 18 OCTBRE 1793". Below the bust, the signature of the medallist: "LEOPOLD WIENER. F."
Reverse: Wreath of laurel and oak leaves encircling the inscription: "A L’AUTEUR DE LA MÉTHODE AMOVO-INAMOVIBLE, LA MÉDECINE ET L’HUMANITÉ 1852", surmounted by a symbolic medical bowl with snake (Bowl of Hygieia).
Historical Context: Louis Joseph Seutin (1793–1862) was a Belgian military surgeon and professor of medicine, best known for developing the "amovo-inamovible" method — a hybrid approach to fracture treatment using both removable and immovable bandaging. His technique, introduced in the early 19th century, was widely adopted in both civilian and military contexts. Seutin served as Surgeon-General of the Belgian Army and was a founding figure of modern Belgian medicine. This medal, struck in 1852 by renowned medallist Léopold Wiener, honors his contribution to medical science and humanitarian care.
Obverse: Profile portrait of Louis Joseph Seutin facing left. Inscription: "LOUIS JOSEPH SEUTIN NÉ À NIVELLES LE 18 OCTBRE 1793". Below the bust, the signature of the medallist: "LEOPOLD WIENER. F."
Reverse: Wreath of laurel and oak leaves encircling the inscription: "A L’AUTEUR DE LA MÉTHODE AMOVO-INAMOVIBLE, LA MÉDECINE ET L’HUMANITÉ 1852", surmounted by a symbolic medical bowl with snake (Bowl of Hygieia).
Historical Context: Louis Joseph Seutin (1793–1862) was a Belgian military surgeon and professor of medicine, best known for developing the "amovo-inamovible" method — a hybrid approach to fracture treatment using both removable and immovable bandaging. His technique, introduced in the early 19th century, was widely adopted in both civilian and military contexts. Seutin served as Surgeon-General of the Belgian Army and was a founding figure of modern Belgian medicine. This medal, struck in 1852 by renowned medallist Léopold Wiener, honors his contribution to medical science and humanitarian care.
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