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安布鲁瓦兹·帕雷
Ambroise Paré
安布鲁瓦兹·帕雷; Ambroise Paré
出生	1510年; 法蘭西王國拉瓦勒附近的布爾-赫森特
逝世	1590年12月20日（79—80歲）; 法蘭西王國巴黎
国籍	法國
职业	外科理髮師

安布鲁瓦兹·帕雷（法語：Ambroise Paré，法语发音：[ɑ̃bʁwaz paʁe]；1510年—1590年12月20日）是一名法國外科理髮師，曾為國王亨利二世、弗朗索瓦二世、查理九世和亨利三世服務。他被認為是外科和現代法醫病理學之父，也是外科技術和戰場醫學（英语：Battlefield medicine）的先驅，尤其是在傷口處理方面。他還是一位解剖學家，發明了多種手術器械，還是巴黎理髮師公會的成員。

帕雷在關於他在皮埃蒙特戰役（1537年—1538年）中照顧拉特上尉的個人筆記中寫道：「Je le pansai, Dieu le guérit」（我為他包紮，上帝治癒了他）^[1]^[2]。這句話體現了他在整個職業生涯中始終堅持的理念。他在拉瓦勒的雕像上所刻的這句話讓人聯想到拉丁語中的諺語「Medicus curat, natura sanat（英语：Medicus curat, natura sanat）」。

参考資料

^ Jean-Pierre Poirier, Ambroise Paré, Paris, 2006, p. 42.
^ In 1522, near Metz, a citizen had been pierced by twelve sword thrusts and was left to die; but Paré was able to treat him: "I was his doctor, pharmacist, surgeon and cook: I bandaged him until the end of the treatment, and God healed him." (Jean-Michel Delacomptée, Ambroise Paré, La main savante, Gallimard, 2007, pp. 166–167.) originally from Voyage d'Allemagne, Œuvres, t. III, p. 698. Elsewhere Paré also wrote: "Preservation lies more in the divine providence than in the physician or surgeon’s advice." (Jean-Pierre Poirier, Ambroise Paré, Paris, 2006, p. 33.)

外部链接

开放图书馆中Ambroise Paré的著作
Statue of Ambroise Paré, Place du Jet d'eau in Laval, France （页面存档备份，存于互联网档案馆）
Page through a virtual copy of Paré's Oeuvres
Stephen Paget, Ambroise Paré and His Times, 1510–1590, G.P. Putnam's sons, 1897 . Bezoar stone story on pages 186–7. Paré not a huguenot on page 84
Famous Surgeons in History （页面存档备份，存于互联网档案馆）

[1] Jean-Pierre Poirier, Ambroise Paré, Paris, 2006, p. 42.

[2] In 1522, near Metz, a citizen had been pierced by twelve sword thrusts and was left to die; but Paré was able to treat him: "I was his doctor, pharmacist, surgeon and cook: I bandaged him until the end of the treatment, and God healed him." (Jean-Michel Delacomptée, Ambroise Paré, La main savante, Gallimard, 2007, pp. 166–167.) originally from Voyage d'Allemagne, Œuvres, t. III, p. 698. Elsewhere Paré also wrote: "Preservation lies more in the divine providence than in the physician or surgeon’s advice." (Jean-Pierre Poirier, Ambroise Paré, Paris, 2006, p. 33.)

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