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GEORGE PHILLIPPE TROUSSEAU Dr. Robert McKibbin, with whom Dr. Trousseau was to work many times in the future, was the surgeon and Dr. Trousseau was the donor of the skin graft which was grafted onto the leg of a patient injured in a collision. Upon Dr. Trousseau's advice, a concerted effort was made in the same year to segregate lepers, and he examined several hundred persons at the Kalihi Receiving Hospital for suspected cases of leprosy. In 1873 Dr. Trousseau was also appointed physician for the Insane Asylum at a yearly salary of $1200, a position he held until September, 1875. hml.org /mmhc/mdindex/troussea.html   (1155 words)

Victorian Bridal Trousseau To the young woman planning her marriage in the 19th century, the trousseau was as important, and possibly more expensive, than the wedding. Published illustrations of “Gowns from the Trousseau of the Princess Beatrice” revealed that they were fashionable but restrained; the queen’s daughter was apparently more comfortable wearing tam o’shanters than tiaras and more likely to carry an umbrella than a diamond-studded parasol. By the end of the century, the focus of the trousseau-at least for the average bride-has shifted entirely from fashionable clothing to underclothes, preferably enough to last for the rest of her life. www.vintageconnection.net /BridalTrousseau.htm   (778 words)

:: WeddingGuru.com - The Modern Day Trousseau   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) At the beginning of the twentieth century trousseaus became more practical in nature, leaving the extravagant and fashionable behind and aiming toward items the bride would use in her everyday life with her new husband, such as undergarments preferably enough to last for the rest of her life. The modern day trousseau while usually offered to the bride for she is the one who traditionally receives the gifts — now comprises items ranging from furnishings to tools, to items needed to entertain such as napkin-holders or a sound system. While in the nineteenth century the trousseau was a separate and specific entity with items, for instance, being accumulated over years and being kept in a hope chest, nowadays brides accumulate items for their trousseau through gifts at pre-wedding parties, such as the engagement party or the shower, as well as through the wedding itself. www.weddingguru.com /myarticle.asp?id=109   (515 words)

Trousseau,Trousseauo for Indian Bride,Bride Trousseau,history of Trousseau,weddind Trousseau Phulkari, the traditional hand embroidery of Punjab is manifested in the trousseau in the form of a shawl or veil and muslin veils in a range of colours edged with gold, are also included. The ensemble of the Muslim bride from Hyderabad is the zari-encrusted blouse with a skirt. Finally the trunks or boxes containing the trousseau, left open, are handed over by the bride’s family to her in-laws signifying their faith and trust. www.indiaprofile.com /fashion/trousseau.htm   (1143 words)

Trousseau Abnormality - New Treatments, January 2, 2007 Trousseau abnormality is a recurrent, migratory arterial and/or venous thrombosis associated with the presence of neoplastic tissue. These are the different tissues that are most commonly found in the Trousseau abnormality, and again common things are lung neoplasms, stomach and so on down the list. This is Professor Trousseau and he recognized one time early in January of a given year that he had phlebitis on his upper extremities. www.ccspublishing.com /journals_6a/trousseau_abnormality.htm   (2301 words)

Trousseau sign - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Trousseau sign is the name of two distinct phenomena observed in clinical medicine. In a patient with hypocalcaemia, carpal spasm may be elicited by occluding the brachial artery. This sign may become positive before other gross manifestations of hypocalcemia such as hyperreflexia and tetany, but is generally believed to be less sensitive than the Chvostek sign for hypocalcemia. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Trousseau_sign   (263 words)

Eye Weekly - Lifting the veil - 06.06.02 The piece began three years ago with a discussion of trousseaus, the collection of accumulated clothing and heirlooms that the bride brings into the marriage. Trousseau opens on a rural wedding reception, with the Urge women portraying the wedding band. Trousseau was first performed in 1999 at the du Maurier Theatre. www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_06.06.02/arts/trousseau.html   (914 words)

TROUSSEAU Armand (1801-1867)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) Trousseau ne sera pas un esprit créateur, mais un professeur remarquable, qui passera sa vie à vulgariser et à préciser les idées et les méthodes de ses maîtres Bretonneau et Récamier. Armand Trousseau reste connu pour avoir été l'inventeur de la thoracenthèse dans les pleurésies avec épanchement, dont le procédé sera perfectionner par le professeur Dieulafoy qui lui aussi portera très loin le renom de la clinique française. "Trousseau a si parfaitement incarné le type même du clinicien français au milieu de XIX ème siècle que sa figure a pris valeur de symbole devant ses contemporains et devant l'Histoire."M. Bariéty et Ch. www.medarus.org /Medecins/MedecinsTextes/trousseaua.html   (1059 words)

TROUSSEAU Trousseau was chartered in 1991 with family passion and involvement, just like its parent company, Trussardi. Trousseau, originally a French word meaning linen and household apparel for newlyweds, is proud to bring you stunning beauty and the absolute best to help you dream up a warm elegant environment for your home life. Trousseau offers an "Embroidery" service, where it personalizes products with embroideries of letters and emblems, with samples available at stores. www.trousseau.com.br /ingles/empresaing/empresa.htm   (214 words)

Trousseau syndrome. DermNet NZ Trousseau syndrome is also referred to as ‘migratory superficial thrombophlebitis’, ‘carcinogenic thrombophlebitis’, and ‘tumour-associated thromboembolism’. Trousseau syndrome is an acquired blood clotting disorder that results in migratory thrombophlebitis (inflammation of a vein due to a blood clot). The actual mechanism for blood clotting in Trousseau syndrome is thought to be due to an imbalance in the clotting cascade induced by the underlying malignancy. www.dermnetnz.org /systemic/trousseau.html   (357 words)

Paris Trousseau syndrome, by Dr Paul Grossfeld Historically, this disorder, called Paris Trousseau syndrome (named after the hospital in Paris where the original researchers work), was first reported in the medical literature in 1995. In Paris Trousseau, the bleeding defect is due to a problem in platelets. In Paris Trousseau syndrome, these granules do not function properly to secrete their contents that help clot formation. web.ukonline.co.uk /c.jones/11q/mar02nl/pts.htm   (514 words)

TROUSSEAU Trousseau is proud to have been engaged in this endeavor for over five years with strong commitment and excellent results, thanks to the good will of special customers like you. We are completing one more Trousseau Off and you deserve to know the results first hand. Should you wish to learn more about work of the entities benefited, we are sure that you will be received with friendly hospitality and special attention. www.trousseau.com.br /ingles/obrigado/agradecimento.htm   (202 words)

Armand Trousseau (www.whonamedit.com) Trousseau received the prize of the French Academy of Medicine for his classic essay on laryngology which originally appeared in 1837. Trousseau was a master of artistic presentation of disease cases, with the ability to describe his cases with the elegance of a novelist. Trousseau’s grandson was the distinguished ophthalmologist Armand Trousseau (1856-1910). www.whonamedit.com /doctor.cfm/2490.html   (1257 words)

Ultimate Doll Costuming: The Trousseau The doll, named Amelia after Cindy's paternal grandmother, is the proud owner of each piece of the 1885-87 trousseau, which has been researched and developed for authenticity and sewing techniques of the time period. The party confection, which is part of the trousseau, won a blue ribbon and Best of Category in the Doll Costumer's Guild Chicago-area competition. With the addition of three different styles of dress and night wear, the basic necessities in a trousseau are covered. www.dolliesdressmaker.com /publication/trousseau3.asp   (485 words)

MAGIC - Radio Trousseau Radio Trousseau is a media initiative designed to provide psycho-social support to children in challenging circumstances. The aim of Radio Trousseau is to offer psycho-social support to children in anxiety-producing situations, as well as to provide a vehicle for well children to interact with those who are sick or injured. At the same time, Radio Trousseau serves as a training ground for young people who are eager to pursue careers in journalism or the medical profession. www.unicef.org /magic/bank/case014.html   (1534 words)

Wedding Sutra.com :: Bridal Fashion -The Perfect Trousseau. Salwar kameezes and lehenga cholis can be either sourced from renowned designers, who will plan your entire trousseau look for you, or you could be adventurous and do your own sourcing and work with a tailor you trust to give you the look you want, within the deadline you want. Trousseau accessories are as essential as your trousseau itself. Your basic footwear should comprise a pair of dressy sandals with medium heels for sarees and salwar kameezes, a pair of dressy evening shoes for western wear, a pair of mojris, some bathroom slippers and a pair of killer stilettoes for instant vavavoom. www.weddingsutra.com /bride/bride_clothes.asp   (1067 words)

T r o u s s e a u - Dedicated to the Art of Romance ... Trousseau, a woman's possessions such as clothing, lingerie and line that accompany her into marriage; connubial accoutrements; the chattel of a bride. The origin of Trousseau is taken from the French trousse, meaning a small bundle. At Trousseau, we are dedicated to the Art of Romance. www.trousseaultd.com /about/index.html   (152 words)

How to Plan Your Honeymoon Trousseau - Associated Content A trousseau is the collection of special garments strictly for the honeymoon. In days long ago, the bride's trousseau was often assembled by her mother or grandmother. Although most women today don't have moms and grandmas who are willing and able to create the trousseaus the brides-to-be can still hand-select the delicate designs which will accompany them on their honeymoons. www.associatedcontent.com /article/18357/how_to_plan_your_honeymoon_trousseau.html   (583 words)

A Bride's Trousseau The trousseau was a young woman's collection of items that she would take to her new home after her marriage. The trousseau of the 18th and 19th century bride was extensive. Preparing a fine trousseau provided a lady with the goods and necessities she required to set up housekeeping for her new husband. www.romanceeverafter.com /a_bride's_trousseau.htm   (577 words)

The Modern Trousseau A typical bridal trousseau in the 1920s included three dozen each of petticoats, bodices and knickers, two evening dresses and a coat with matching hat, among other things. The modern trousseau is generally a personalized collection of lingerie and sleepwear, including the special wedding day under-things you wore. Though it is most important that the bra or bustier worn under a bridal gown be the proper style, the wide range of beautiful lingerie sets allows brides to be sensible and sexy with an eye cast to future wearings. www.weddingchannel.com /newlywed/buildArticle.action?assetUID=85043&c=85043&s=105&t=13&p=102498&l=111724   (697 words)

Eponimos medicos: A. Trousseau Uno de ellos fue Armand Trousseau que alcanzó un gran prestigio como clínico. No obstante, Trousseau y Pidoux supieron poner al día su obra de materia médica y terapéutica incorporando las novedades procedentes de los experimentalistas. El signo de Trousseau hace referencia a que cuando ejercemos una presión sobre un tronco nervioso (el cubital, por ejemplo) o la ligadura del brazo, determina una contracción tetánica de los músculos correspondientes. www.historiadelamedicina.org /trousseau.html   (822 words)

Why a Trousseau? The word trousseau came from the French word, trousse, which meant bundle. The trousseau originated as a bundle of clothing and personal possessions the bride carried with her to her new home. Today, the trousseau includes all of the new items for the household, as well as for the bride herself. www.ourmarriage.com /html/why_a_trousseau_.html   (116 words)

Trousseau - Fine Antique Fashion Trousseau is a member of the "Costume Society of America". All photographs and descriptions are the sole property of Trousseau and may only be copied, reproduced, or distributed with Trousseau's permission. Any unauthorized copy, reproduction or distribution of such photographs or descriptions is a violation of US copyright law. www.trousseau.net   (279 words)

The Trousseau by Anton Chekhov They are not to be worn; they are for the trousseau!" taken Manetchka's trousseau and given it to beggars. And while I was in the room, and when I got up to go, no Manetchka came out to greet me. I did not hear her voice, nor her soft, timid footstep. www.online-literature.com /anton_chekhov/1108   (1894 words)

THE VANISHED TROUSSEAU History has told us that European Princeses received their trousseau at the young age of seven, when they were promised marriage to a Prince. This trousseau contained fourteen pairs of sheets, about a dozen large cloths, a few colored bedspreads, in velvet and satin, and about another dozen of smaller cloths. They also washed the entire trousseau for the first time before delivering it in order to remove the stiffness of the fabric so it would be more comfortable with its first use. www.suite101.com /article.cfm/antique_linens_retired/69246   (272 words)

Trousseau Indian Bride-Sari-Lehenga-Salwar Kurta Your trousseau is one such thing that cannot be prepared in one day but takes a long time in preparation. The most desired and the most fashionable trousseau today would be one which would have clothes rich in various types of embroidery works on it. Your trousseau could also contain family heirlooms as not only are they very ethnic looking but also have sentimental values attached to them. www.indianslivingabroad.com /matrimonial/bride-trousseau.asp   (776 words)

Chazallet.com - Le Trousseau , Cepage Rouge comme l'amour, le Trousseau partage souvent avec le Poulsard l'espace clos d'une bouteille. Détrompez-vous, le Trousseau se retrouve au Portugal où il entre dans la composition du Porto ainsi que dans l'assemblage des Dao, mais sous un autre nom, le Bastardo. Le Trousseau n'aime guère le froid, les terrains les plus chauds lui sont réservés : marnes grises ou rouges recouvertes de graviers gras ou sols argilo-calcaires, des terrains qui se réchauffent et se ressuient rapidement. www.chazallet.com /blog/vins/cepage/trousseau.asp   (1041 words)

Indian Bridal Wear, Indian Wedding Sari, Indian Wedding Apparel, Saree, Salwar Kameez (Homeindia).   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) Shopping for the bride's trousseau is perhaps the most time-consuming process. For the wedding day and for the ceremonies before and after, the bride needs an entire trousseau of wedding sarees. The bride's sure to need a few formal silk salwar kameez to complete her trousseau - dresses that can be worn at more informal wedding gatherings or outings. www.homeindia.com /catalogue/wedding/trousseau.shtml   (251 words)

Trousseau - Find, Compare, and Buy at Shopping.com Spoon Rest/Holder (Holds 1 Spoon) in the Trousseau pattern by... Bread and Butter Plate in the Trousseau pattern by Sango Bread and Butter Plate in the Trousseau pattern by Seyei www.shopping.com /xGS-Trousseau   (211 words)

Trousseau Gris Definition in the Wine Dictionary at Epicurious.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) Gray mutation of the red Trousseau grape that is used to make white wines. The wines produced from Trousseau Gris are generally mild, have muted aromas and flavors, and light are often blended with Trousseau Gris to enhance the resulting wines. epicurious.com /drinking/wine_dictionary/entry?id=8281&pageStartId=8297   (249 words)

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