Obstetrical Society
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Timeline
1826
The Obstetrical Society
was founded.
1857
The Obstetrical Society
was reborn, with membership open to any male medical professional.
1867
Clitoridectomist Isaac Baker Brown
was expelled from the Obstetrical Society
because his patients complained about his coercive methods.
1880
The Obstetrical Society
established examination centres throughout England.
22 December 1884
The British Gynaecological Society
was founded.
1886
The General Medical Council
asserted that qualification in medicine, surgery, and midwifery was necessary to obtain a place on the Medical Register.