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 English AACR2 Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules Person created 2018-04-06 human Helen Cohn updated 2024-12-17 human https://www.eoas.info/biogs/P006030b.htm person Trumble Hugh Compson FRCS AACR2 28 May 1894 16 October 1962 Place of Birth Nhill, Victoria, Australia Place of Death Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Neurosurgeon Hugh Trumble was one of the outstanding neurosurgeons of his era in Melbourne being largely concerned with cerebral tumours and abscesses. Much of his surgery was ground-breaking, often utilising instruments and mechanical aids of his own invention. He was a world authority on sympathectomies. His publications ranged widely over surgery for tuberculosis, orthopaedics, intracranial tumours and the autonomic nervous system. From 1934 he led Australia's first neurosurgical unit at the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne, being formally appointed Neurosurgeon in 1946. Trumble was a founding member of the Society of Australasian Neurosurgeons in 1940. 1916 1916 Education - MB BS, University of Melbourne 1916 1920 Career position - Served with the Australian Imperial Forces 1918 1918 Award - Military Cross 1921 1921 Education - Fellow, Royal College of Surgeons of England 1922 Career position - Surgeon, Alfred Hospital, Melbourne 1922 1946 Career position - Impatient Surgeon, Alfred Hospital, Melbourne 1940 1940 Career position - Foundation member, Neurosurgical Society of Australasia 1946 1954 Career position - Neurosurgeon, Alfred Hospital, Melbourne 1954 1954 Life event - Retired Neurosurgical Society of Australasia (1940 - )

Founding Member 1940

 Alfred Hospital (1871 - )

Neurosurgeon 1946 - 1954

 Cox, Leonard Bell (1894 - 1976)

Cox and Trumble were brothers-in-law

 Trumble, Hugh Compson (18940528-19621016)

Trove

 'Trumble, Hugh Compson', in Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation, Centre for Transformative Innovation, Swinburne University of Technology Trumble, Hugh Compson Swinburne University of Technology, Centre for Transformative Innovation Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation Book: The collected papers of Hugh Trumble Trumble, H. C.: edited by Leonard Cox, R. S. Lawson and T. E. Lowe The collected papers of Hugh Trumble Melbourne Alfred Hospital in association with melbourne University Press 1957 Book Section: The Cox-Trumble contribution to Australian neurology Sunderland, S. The Cox-Trumble contribution to Australian neurology Sydney Australian Association of Neurologists 1994 Neurology in Australia Morris, J. 99-111 Journal Article: Hugh Compson Trumble Cox, Leonard Hugh Compson Trumble 1963 Medical Journal of Australia 1963 1 406-8 Book Section: Trumble, Hugh Compson (1894-1962), surgeon Guest, J.S. Trumble, Hugh Compson (1894-1962), surgeon Melbourne Melbourne University Press 2002 Australian dictionary of biography, volume 16: 1940 - 1980 Pik-Z John Ritchie and Diane Langmore 414-415 Journal Article: The Neurosurgical Society of Australasia: the first forty years Curtis, J. Bryant, Miller, Douglas and Simpson, Donald The Neurosurgical Society of Australasia: the first forty years 1980 Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery 50 4 434-7 Journal Article: The foundations of neurosurgery in Australian and New Zealand Simpson, D. A.; Jamieson, K. G.; and Morson, S. M. The foundations of neurosurgery in Australian and New Zealand 1974 Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery 44 3 215-27 Edited Book: Alfred Hospital: Faces and Places volume I(-III) Alfred Healthcare Group Heritage Committee Alfred Hospital: Faces and Places volume I(-III) Prahran, Vic. Alfred Healthcare Group 1996-2004 Book: The hospital south of the Yarra: a history of the Alfred Hospital Melbourne from foundation to the nineteen-forties Mitchell, Ann M. The hospital south of the Yarra: a history of the Alfred Hospital Melbourne from foundation to the nineteen-forties Melbourne The Hospital 1977