About John David Spillane
Lived 1909 – 1985 (aged 76). John David Spillane was a British neurologist.
John David "Jerry" Spillane (1909–1985) was a Welsh neurologist and a pioneer of tropical neurology.
Biography After education at Howardian High School with in 1975 a second edition and in 1982 a third edition, which was revised by his son, John, who was also a consultant neurologist. In 1974 he retired and was elected president of the Association of British Neurologists. For the academic year 1976–1977 he was Sandoz visiting professor at the Dartmouth Medical School in New Hampshire.
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as editor: (This was the first textbook specifically dealing with the subspecialty of tropical neurology within tropical medicine.)
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Who was John David Spillane?
Welsh neurologist (1909–1985)
When was John David Spillane born?
John David Spillane was born on 7 May 1909 in Cardiff.
When did John David Spillane die?
John David Spillane died on 23 July 1985 in Dyfed, Newport, Wales.
What was John David Spillane's occupation?
John David Spillane was a neurologist.
What nationality was John David Spillane?
John David Spillane was British.
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