Among his pupils was Carl Gustav Carus, a physician, philosopher, and self-taught painter whose chief contribution was as a theorist; Neun Briefe über Landschaftsmalerei (1831; "Nine Letters on Landscape Painting") elucidates and expands the ideas of Friedrich, adding Carus' own more-scientific approach to natural phenomena.
The strengths of this study lay in the large numbers of schools, classes and participants, the wide age range, the even distribution of girls and boys, the participants' geographical and socio-economic diversity, the use of a validated questionnaire presented to the pupils in class by a physician and a high participation proportion.
His former pupil Johann Wier (1515 65), who became a prominent physician and wrote one of the most important books of the century opposing witchcraft trials, is the most reliable source for the end of Agrippa's life.
The son of Guillaume Chrestien, an eminent physician and writer on physiology, he became a pupil of Henri Estienne, the Hellenist, at an early age.
A physician suspected the presence of a thin membrane covering the pupil and thus attempted Nd YAG laser membranotomy, which was unsuccessful due to corneal edema.
"I'm with the dancers several days each week," said Dr. Richard Gibbs, the San Francisco Ballet's physician, "and I never see behavior, hyperactivity, glazed eyes, dilated pupils or other physical signs of drug use".
The emergency room physician needs to be aware of the differential diagnosis of a unilateral irregular pupil with or without visual acuity changes.
The cricketer David Gower, physician William Harvey, actress and singer Aruhan Galieva, writer W. Somerset Maugham and film director Michael Powell are among the former pupils of The King's School, Canterbury.
