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Charles Labbé
French surgeon, born October 8, 1851, Merlerault, département Orne, région Basse-Normandie; died October 22, 1889, Paris.
Associated eponyms:
Labbé's vein (Charles Labbé)
Vein that connects the superficial middle cerebral vein and the transverse sinus of the brain.
Biography:
Charles Labbé was the son of Alexandre Labbé (1823-1888) and Marie Chapey (1830-?), born in Merlerault, where his father was notary. He entered the medical faculty in Paris in 1871, probably inspired by his uncle (?), the surgeon Léon Labbé (1832-1916) who is remembered for Labbé's triangle.
On March 13, 1882, Labbé defended his thesis for the medical doctorate. In 1885 me married Marie Eugenie Boussatón (1863-1891). They had one child, Suzanne, born 1889. Charles Labbé died shortly after the birth of his daughter.
We thank Joseph Constantin, France, for information submitted.
Bibliography:
- R.H. Bartels and J.J. van Overbeeke:
Charles Labbé (1851-1889).
Journal of Neurosurgery, September 1997, 87 (3): 477-480.
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