by Laurent Degos · DEBATE: DOMINOS · tapa dura · ISBN 9788474448542
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This book, written by Laurent Degos, addresses the topic of organ transplants. Published in 1994 by Debate, the book offers a vision on this surgical operation. It is a work that explores the medical and scientific aspects of transplants, providing valuable information for those interested in the field of medicine and health.
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Laurent Degos, Professor of Haematology at the University of Paris, was born on July 9, 1945, in Paris (75008) from Robert Degos (1904–1987) medical doctor, Professor of Dermatology and Monique Lortat Jacob (1916–1999), third of four children, an older brother Jean Denis (1937–2001) Professor of Neurology, Claude François Professor of Neurology and a younger sister Bernadette Flamant. He was married to Françoise Fouchard (hepatologist) on 16 December 1971 with whom he had three children Juliette Barbarin, Cecile Petit-Degos (scenographer), and Vincent Degos and nine grandchildren. The Degos family is from Mugron (Landes) with several generations of country medical doctors: Jean Baptiste (1797–1859), Alfred (1840–1925) and Louis (1873–1928), his grandfather.
