Master of Surgery , MS (Abkürzung) , ChM (Abkürzung)

In 1897 she obtained the Master of Surgery degree.

The Master of Surgery is an advanced qualification in surgery.

See Master of Surgery.

MS - (Master of Surgery) A 3 year course in following specialities:

Master of Surgery, written as either M.Ch.

He also did the coursework for a Master of Surgery (MS), and this degree was conferred in 1912.

By 1939, he had obtained his ChM (Master of Surgery) qualification.

In 1991 he graduated with a Master of Surgery in orthopaedics and was awarded a Gold medal.

He stayed in Melbourne until he finished his Master of Surgery Degree in 1941.

(Master chirurgiae or Master of Surgery) degree.

In surgery, orthopaedics and gynaecology the equivalent degree is Master of Surgery (MS).

Brecher received his Master of Surgery and Obstetrics in Budapest in 1824.

MD/MS stands for Doctor of Medicine and Master of Surgery.

He received his Bachelor of Medicine, Doctor of Medicine and Master of Surgery degrees in 1889.

He became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1909, and Master of Surgery in 1910.

Master of Surgery degrees are awarded by universities in the Commonwealth of Nations and a few other countries that used to be in the British Empire.

It was the first institute in India to commence diploma in Ophthalmology (1942) and Master of Surgery in Ophthalmology (1949).

Baig completed his Master of Surgery degree and received a Doctorate of Ophthalmology from the Army Medical College.

He received a master of surgery degree from the University of Michigan and was a captain in the Army Medical Corps in World War II.

Among Openshaw's other qualifications at that time were Licentiate of the Society of Apothecaries and Master of Surgery (Durham).

He took his degree in Paris as master of surgery in 1752, and was appointed regius professor of anatomy and director of the Academy of Surgery.

She went on to take the University of London's higher degrees in Medicine and Surgery, becoming the first British woman to obtain the degree of Master of Surgery.

Dr. Dodrill was an intern and resident at Harper Hospital in Detroit, and he got a master of surgery degree from the University of Michigan in 1942.

He returned to Adelaide and passed the FRACS in 1950 and Master of Surgery in 1951 from University of Adelaide.

He passed his Bachelor of Medicine, Master of Surgery (MB,CM), with commendation, in 1889 proceeding taking his MD in 1891.