PROFESSOR DAVID WHEATLEY performed the first ever heart transplant surgery in Scotland at Glasgow Royal Infirmary in 1990. He is the latest person to be recognised in our list of people who have played a prominent role in GRI’s history. His full story can be viewed by going to our People section and clicking on […]
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CATHERINE ASHER OBE is the latest person to be recognised in our list of people who played a prominent role in GRI’s history. Catherine dedicated herself to the world of nursing and midwifery in so many ways. Her full story can be viewed by going to our People section and clicking on her name.
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We hope you’re all looking forward to the latest talk on Sir William Macewen as much as we are! It’s free to come along but we’d just ask that you register on Eventbrite so we have an idea of numbers. The link can be found here. We look forward to seeing you on November 21!
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Our fantastic exhibition dedicated to Sir William Macewen is now open at the FOGRI Museum until December 8. It is free to enter so don’t miss the chance to learn all about an extraordinary man who left an indelible mark on medicine, in part through his work at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary. For more details
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The Friends of GRI are excited to announce an exhibition dedicated to the irrepressible Sir William Macewen will run at the FOGRI Museum from October 3 until December 8. Sir William was the first surgeon to successfully remove a brain tumour and the designer of an artificial limb for soldiers who were injured during the
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