Robert Graves: 1796–1852

Abstract

Every medical practitioner in this country knows the eponym Graves' disease (although in continental Europe it is more often referred to as Basedow's disease), yet few know much at all about the man apart from the fact that he was a Dublin physician. The reason for this is probably that, apart from his carefully recorded clinical contributions, his personal details have been less than fully documented. The year 2006 marks the 210th anniversary of his birth.

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