Ombredanna Arthritis

Ombredanne, Arman (Ombredanne) (1872–1943) - French surgeon, one of the founders of the doctrine of surgical treatment of joint diseases. In 1906, he first used the arthrotomy method in the treatment of the knee joint. In 1910 he proposed surgery for Hoffa's disease.

Armand Ombredanne was born in France in 1872, in the city of Lyon. He received his medical degree from the University of Provence and began his career as a surgeon. In 1899, the ombredan moved to Paris, where he began working at the Charcot clinic.

One of the main achievements of Ombredanna is the development of the method of arthrotomy - an operation in which part of the joint is removed. This method was first used in 1905 in the treatment of the knee joint in a patient with Hoffa's disease. Since then, arthrotomy has become one of the main methods of treating joint diseases.

In addition, Ombredanne also developed an operation for Stern's disease, which involved removing part of the bone that causes pain and restriction of movement. This operation was very successful and was widely used in practice.

However, the ombredanne was not limited to surgical methods of treatment. He also studied the causes of joint diseases and developed methods for their prevention. In particular, Ombredanne developed a method for treating rheumatoid arthritis, which involved injecting special drugs into the joint.

In the 1930s, Ombredanne began developing treatments for bone and joint injuries such as fractures and dislocations. He developed a new method of fixing bones using metal structures, which made it possible to quickly and effectively restore damaged joints.

Ombredann died in 1943, but his methods of treating joint diseases continued to be used in medicine until the end of the 20th century.



*Jean-Baptiste Henri Hombredant (November 14, 1827 – September 5, 1894)* was a French ophthalmologist, pioneer of local anesthesia, dentist, teacher and scientist. One of the creators of anesthesiology, pain management and was the first to use local anesthesia in dentistry and discovered the main cause of toothache. In 1860 he was the founder of the science of local anesthesia. He proposed a method for the production and use of local anesthetics in the clinic. Also developed a technique