Joseph Souberbielle

Joseph Souberbielle is a French doctor, born the March 18th 1754 with Pontacq (Yrénées-Atlantiques) and deceased the July 11th 1846 with Paris. He was sworn with the revolutionary Tribunal during the Terreur.

Surgeon in Paris, Souberbielle was one of the most dedicated detractors of the method invented by the brother As in 1779 for the operation of the stone; he consequently showed strong opposite with the lithotritie invented by Doctor Civiale. Very related to Robespierre, he, in 1793, was sworn with the revolutionary Tribunal, which condemned, among many others, the queen Marie-Antoinette. He one of was sworn at the time of the first audience of the Procès of Georges Danton and the dantonists.

Writings

The surgeon Joseph Souberbielle left some late writings:

Collection of parts on the lithotomy and the lithotritie , 1828.
Observations on the dysenteric epidemic which reigned at the school of Mars, with the camp of Fine sands, in year 2 of the Republic (1793), with average employees to fight it , Paris, printing works of Béthune, 1832,8 p.
Some remarks on the last two writings of Mr. Civiale… , 1833.
Letter of Mr. Souberbielle September 1833 with the Academy of Science, on the statistics of the calculeuses affections, presented by Mr. Civiale, in the meeting of August 26th, 1833 , Paris, printing works of Béthune, s.d., 10 p.
Information addressed to the Academy of Science on some points of the statistics of the calculeuses affections presented by Mr. Civiale , Paris, impr. of Béthune, 1833,18 p.
Still figures of Mr. Civiale , Paris, printing works of Béthune, Belin and Plon, 1834,10 p.
Academy of medicine, candidature of Mr. Souberbielle in the operational section , 1835.
“Memory on the operation of the size”, Memories of the royal Academy of medicine , volume VIII, 1840.

Sources

Michaud, modern and contemporary Biography , volume XXXIX.

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