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In France some departments of pediatrics are housed in a general hospital. However, in many cities some hospitals are entirely devoted to children; in Paris there are five: Saint-Vincent de Paul, Trousseau, les Enfants-Malades, Robert Debré, and Bicêtre. This is also true in other cities: e.g., “hopital des Enfants” in Bordeaux, Saint-Charles in Montpellier, Debrousse in Lyon, Bretonneau in Tours, Charles Nicolle in Rouen, and Jeanne d’Arc in Vandoeuvre les Nancy.
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Sauvegrain, J., Fauré, C. (1993). Emergence of Pediatric Radiology in France. In: Kaufmann, H.J., Ringertz, H., Sweet, E. (eds) The First 30 Years of the ESPR. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-84936-7_2
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