Regius Professor of Clinical Surgery
The Regius Chair of Clinical Surgery is a royal professorship in the University of Edinburgh, Scotland.[1] It was established by George III in 1802 in the university's Faculty of Medicine.
Regius Professors of Clinical Surgery
- Professor James Russell (1802)
- Professor James Syme (1833)
- Lord Joseph Lister (1869)
- Professor Thomas Annandale (1877)
- Professor Francis Mitchell Caird (1908)
- Sir Harold Stiles (1919)
- Sir John Fraser (1927)
- Sir James Learmonth (1946)
- Sir John Bruce (1956)
- Sir Patrick Forrest (1971)
- Sir David Carter (1988)
- Professor O. James Garden (2000)
- Professor Stephen Wigmore (2019)
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References
- "History of the Chair of Clinical Surgery" (PDF). www.ed.ac.uk. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 March 2016.
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