Charles Sultzer
1770–1854 (age 84)
Biography
Charles Sultzer (1770–1854) was a French physician whose medical practice and contributions to healthcare exemplified the advancement of medical science in early nineteenth-century France. His long career reflected the evolution of medical knowledge and practice during this transformative period in European medicine.
Sultzer's eighty-four years of life were devoted to the medical profession and the care of patients in the Barr region of Alsace. He was laid to rest in Barr, where his legacy continues to be remembered as part of the region's medical and intellectual heritage.