Claudius Aymand
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Claudius Aymand (c. 1681, Paris – 7 July 1740) was a French born English surgeon who in 1735 performed the first recorded successful appendectomy. The patient was an 11-year boy who had an inguinal hernia combined with an acutely inflamed appendix.[1]
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- Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, 1736, 39: 329–336
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