At the peak of his success, Sir James Paget was earning an annual income greater than £10,000. However, his success as a physician and a surgeon was hard-earned. After passing his surgeon’s ...

Paget’s disease was discovered 125 years ago by Sir James Paget. It occurs when osteoclasts at affected sites abnormally increase in size and number, which is thought to be caused by viral and ...

Paget’s disease of the breast is named after Sir James Paget, a 19th century British doctor who first described the condition. Pathophysiology. The pathogenesis of PDB is explained by two theories: ...

Paget’s disease of the bone is a chronic ailment affecting the skeleton. Sir James Paget described Paget's disease of bone in 1877 and the disease is named after him.

THE death of Sir James Paget removes from our midst one of the ornaments of the medical profession. The loss is not an acute one since, though living up till some ten days ago, Sir James has for ...

There are several types of Paget’s disease. Each one is named after Sir James Paget, an English surgeon who identified the conditions in the late 1800s. The conditions are categorized based on ...

A doctor, an author, an orator and an educator - the legacy left by Sir James Paget is much more than the name of a hospital. Paget was born on 11 January, 1814 in a mansion on South Quay, Great ...

The life and times of one of Great Yarmouth's most famous sons is to be turned into a Trumpton-style animation. Schoolchildren are to chronicle Sir James Paget's impressive leap from poverty to ...

Irving Glickman, Henry S. Glidden, Paget’s Disease of the Maxillae and Mandible: Clinical Analysis and Case Reports, The Journal of the American Dental Association, 29, 19, (2144-2151), (1942 ...

We are what we eat and the food we consume can define how we are going to die - that was the message delivered at the annual Sir James Paget Lecture. The talk, held at the Gorleston hospital named ...

At the peak of his success, James Paget was earning an annual income greater than £10,000. However, his success as a physician and a surgeon was hard-earned. After passing his surgeon’s exam ...

The description of this disease involving the areola and nipple was first published by Sir James Paget in 1874 (in honor of whom it is known as mammary Paget disease).