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Wikipedia card Dinant Dinant, Swiss humanist, founder of the Red Cross, the World YMCA (YMCA) one of the founders.

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Basic Information career personal achievement Edit this paragraph Basic information Name: Dinan Birthplace: England Occupation: Surgeon

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Birth: 1827 ~ 1912 Edit this paragraph career Dinant (1828 ~ 1910) Dunant, Jean-Henri 1828 年 5 月 8 was born in Geneva, a middle-class family, 1910 died on October 30 Hayden. 1855 YMCA with friends to create the world. In the 1862 book "Memories of Solferino," a book made in all countries, regardless of race and creed volunteer rescue associations to prevent and mitigate acts of war and human suffering in times of peace. 1863 with the addition of four Geneva residents created the International Committee Relief to the Wounded (later renamed the International Committee of the Red Cross). August 1864, 16 governments attended the Geneva meeting to adopt the draft prepared by the International Committee, namely to improve the situation of the wounded in wartime, "the Geneva Conventions." In his later years living in poverty, but still continue to improve the treatment of prisoners, the abolition of slavery, the establishment of international arbitration, and spare no effort to rebuild the Jewish state. 1901 F · Passy and France was the first Nobel Peace Prize together. Joseph Lister English surgeon, surgical sterilization of the founders. April 5, 1827 Born in Appleton, February 10, 1912 and died in Walmer. His father is the Royal Society, amateur optical home. Have been manufacturing achromatic microscope. In 1844 he entered the University College, London, 1847 Bachelor of Arts, in 1852 received a medical degree. 1853 went to Edinburgh University,nike mercurial cr7 2013, Professor Ren Waike J. Syme's assistant, he served as assistant physician and the Royal Hospital Surgery Surgery granted. 1860 Professor of Surgery at the University of Glasgow office, the same year was elected to the Royal Society. 1869 Sam inherited Clinical Professor of Surgery jobs in 1877 was appointed professor of surgery at King's College in London, in 1891 to retire. From 1895 to 1900 he was the British Royal Society. Edit this paragraph Lister individual achievement in medical school who have been studied during inflammation famous physiologist W. Jones and W. Chebbi impact and histological study, published on pupil regulating muscle and skin involuntary muscle of the paper,nike mercurial vapor ix, in Edinburgh Royal Hospital describes the early stages of inflammation in the blood vessels and tissue changes. Invented several ingenious surgical instruments, dressings, drainage tubes. Reform surgical methods (such as radical mastectomy, knot tying patella fracture surgery,2013 Nike soccer cleats, suprapubic incision, etc.). After intensive research trauma and post-surgical wound infection. Had used oral potassium sulfite treatment of severe sepsis. At that time after surgery patients often die from sepsis due to infection. The early 1860s, he claimed that corruption is a festering wound, in 1864 he read about the corruption of L. Pasteur microbial fermentation process the papers, very enlightening. 1865 for the first time with phenol (carbolic acid) solution for cleaning wounds and fractures of limbs composite of all contact with the wound dressings, equipment, etc., and the surgical field with carbolic disinfectant spray and ambient air, significantly improve the success rate of surgery, 1865 ~ 1869 his supervisor ward, post-operative mortality rate from 40% to 15%. After his commitment to improve and disseminate its sterile wound dressings theory and improve the design and methods of sterilization equipment for bacteriological research. His research during the Franco-Prussian War was applied, but was suspected in the Anglo-American, October 26, 1877 he was at King's College Hospital with his disinfection successful orthopedic surgery, since his approach in the UK has gradually been accepted. His major works include "therapeutic compound fractures and abscesses new method" ("Lancet"), "On the surgical clinic of the sterilization process" ("British Medical Journal") and so on.