Titlebook: Historical Foundations of Liver Surgery; Thomas S. Helling,Daniel Azoulay Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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The French School,ench School, or, more specifically, Paris medicine, arose from the ashes of the . and on the heels of the French Revolution at the turn of the nineteenth century. Departing from eighteenth century theories and systems, French physicians, with a sudden wealth of clinical material brought about by a n

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Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms,hony of liver diseases. Each would make contributions in liver resection which would thrust the field into the modern era. Bismuth with his concepts of multidisciplinary care, Bengmark with his efforts to unite the liver communities, and Leslie Blumgart, who would expand liver resection to numbers o

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