Parisian School of Surgery

The Parisian School of Surgery was an influential medical training tradition established in the 19th century, centered at the Hôtel-Dieu Hospital in Paris. It emphasized meticulous surgical technique, detailed anatomical study, and formalized education for surgical practitioners. This approach helped standardize surgical methods, improve patient safety, and advance surgical knowledge. The school gained international recognition for its rigorous training and contributed significantly to the development of modern surgery, shaping best practices and fostering a scientific attitude toward medical procedures.