Michel Cullerier

1758–1827 (age 69)

Physician

Biography

Michel Cullerier was a French physician whose medical practice and contributions spanned the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. His work in the medical profession reflected the evolving state of medical knowledge and practice during a period of significant scientific advancement and institutional change in France.

Cullerier's career as a physician positioned him among the educated and respected professionals of his era, contributing to the health and welfare of his patients and community. His burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery honored his professional standing and his place among France's distinguished medical practitioners of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods.

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