Dr. Hunter McGuire

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Dr. Hunter McGuire was a prominent Confederate surgeon best known as Stonewall Jackson’s personal physician and for his influential role in Civil War military medicine.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Confederate States Army officer
human
physician
allegiance Confederate States of America
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer Confederate States Army
Medical College of Virginia
University College of Medicine (Richmond)
familyName McGuire
fieldOfWork medicine
military medicine
surgery
givenName Hunter
hasHonor medical institutions in Virginia named in his honor
hasParticularSignificance history of American Civil War medicine
history of Confederate medical services
history of Virginia medical education
memberOf American Medical Association
Army of Northern Virginia
militaryBranch Confederate States Army medical department
notableFor contributions to Confederate military medical services during the American Civil War
influence on later standards of battlefield medical care
leadership in postwar medical education in Virginia
role in the amputation decision and care of Stonewall Jackson after Chancellorsville
service as Stonewall Jackson’s personal physician
notableWork advocacy for humane treatment of enemy wounded
development of systems for the exchange and care of wounded soldiers during the Civil War
influence on the organization of Confederate field hospitals
teaching and training of surgeons in Virginia after the Civil War
occupation medical educator
physician
surgeon
placeOfActivity Richmond, Virginia
Virginia
positionHeld medical director of the Second Corps, Army of Northern Virginia
president of the American Medical Association
professor of surgery
sexOrGender male

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