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PINEL, PHILIPPE (17451826) , French physician, was born at the chateau of Rascas, Saint-Andre, in the department of Tarn , France, on the loth of April
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Nosology (1785); it was followed by an edition of the works of G. Baglivi (1788), and in 1791 he published a Traite medico-philosophique de l'alienation mentale. In 1792 he became head physician of the Bicetre, and two years after-wards he received the corresponding appointment at the Salpetriere, where he began to deliver a course of clinical lectures; these formed the basis of his Nosographie philosophique (1798; 6th ed., 1818), which was further developed in La Medecine clinique (1802). Pinel was made a member of the Institute in 1803, and soon afterwards was appointed professor of pathology
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