Joseph Toynbee

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Joseph Toynbee was a 19th-century English otologist renowned for his pioneering research on ear diseases and the anatomy and pathology of the ear.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
medical researcher
otologist
physician
birthDate 1815-12-30
birthPlace England
Heckington NERFINISHED
Lincolnshire NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath chloroform poisoning
contributedTo development of modern otology
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
dateOfBurial 1866-07-12
deathDate 1866-07-07
deathPlace England
London, England
surface form: London
educatedAt St Bartholomew's Hospital NERFINISHED
University of London
employer St Mary's Hospital, London NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup English
familyName Toynbee NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork anatomy
ear diseases
otology
pathology
fullName Joseph Toynbee NERFINISHED
givenName Joseph NERFINISHED
hasPublished A Descriptive Catalogue of Preparations Illustrative of the Diseases of the Ear NERFINISHED
The Diseases of the Ear: Their Nature, Diagnosis and Treatment NERFINISHED
hasRelative Arnold Toynbee NERFINISHED
knownFor large collection of pathological ear specimens
systematic study of the pathology of the ear
languageOfWorkOrName English
mannerOfDeath accidental death
memberOf Royal College of Surgeons of England NERFINISHED
Royal Society
notableFor pioneering research on ear diseases
research on the anatomy and pathology of the ear
notableWork The Diseases of the Ear: Their Nature, Diagnosis and Treatment NERFINISHED
occupation otologist
physician
surgeon
relativeType grandfather of Arnold Toynbee
sexOrGender male
studied Eustachian tube NERFINISHED
middle ear
tympanic membrane
workLocation London, England
surface form: London

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Arnold Toynbee relative Joseph Toynbee
Polly Toynbee familyName Joseph Toynbee
this entity surface form: Toynbee