author
E. (Eugène) Feindel
b. 1862
Best remembered for early writing on tics and movement disorders, this French physician co-authored work that stayed in circulation long after its first publication. His name appears in major library and public-domain records, but many details of his life remain sketchy.
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Tics and Their Treatment
by Henry Meige, E. (Eugène) Feindel
About the author
Eugène Clément Louis Feindel was a French medical writer and physician, generally identified in library records as born around 1862 and dying around 1930. He is listed by the Bibliothèque nationale de France and the Wellcome Collection under the form E. (Eugène) Feindel, and public-domain catalogs such as Project Gutenberg preserve his works for modern readers.
He is most often associated with neurologist Henry Meige. Together they wrote on tics and related movement disorders, including Les tics et leur traitement, a study that helped keep Feindel's name in the history of neurology and medical publishing.
Reliable online sources confirm his bibliographic footprint more clearly than his personal story. Because the available records are sparse, it is safer to describe him as a French medical author known through his collaborations and publications rather than to claim many biographical details that are not well documented.