Coorlawala, Nawob Rustom Yar Jung Nusserwan Bahadur (1880 - 1936)
by
 
Royal College of Surgeons of England

Asset Name
E004072 - Coorlawala, Nawob Rustom Yar Jung Nusserwan Bahadur (1880 - 1936)

Title
Coorlawala, Nawob Rustom Yar Jung Nusserwan Bahadur (1880 - 1936)

Author
Royal College of Surgeons of England

Identifier
RCS: E004072

Publisher
London : Royal College of Surgeons of England

Publication Date
2013-06-06

Subject
Medical Obituaries

Description
Obituary for Coorlawala, Nawob Rustom Yar Jung Nusserwan Bahadur (1880 - 1936), Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

Language
English

Source
Plarr's Lives of the Fellows

Full Name
Coorlawala, Nawob Rustom Yar Jung Nusserwan Bahadur

Date of Birth
12 April 1880

Place of Birth
Satara, India

Date of Death
21 November 1936

Place of Death
Hyderabad, India

Occupation
General surgeon

Titles/Qualifications
MRCS 25 July 1907
 
FRCS 9 December 1909
 
LRCP LRCS Ed, LRFPS Glasgow 1904
 
DPH Cambridge 1905
 
LM Dublin 1905
 
LRCP London 1907
 
LMS Hyderabad

Details
Born at Satara near Poona, Deccan, India on 12 April 1880, second child and eldest son of Dr Nusserwanji C Coorlawala, LMS Bombay, and Bai Meherbai M. Satarawala, his wife. He was educated at Bishop Cotton School, Madras, the Hyderabad Medical School, Edinburgh, London, and Paris. In 1911 he was appointed house surgeon to the Afzulgunj Hospital and from 1912 to 1933 he was professor of ophthalmology, anatomy, and surgery in the Osmania Medical College. He was elected surgeon to the Osmania Hospital in 1922, and was surgeon and superintendent of the hospital from 1922 to 1929. He did very valuable work during his term of office and was mainly responsible for the building of the hospital. He served as household physician to HEH the Nizam until February 1936 when his health obliged him to retire. In 1933 he accompanied Prince Huazzam Bahadur to Europe, and on his return he was complimented with the title of Nawab Yar Jung Bahadur; in 1935 he attended the Prince on a second visit. He became a member of the British Medical Association in 1920. He died at Saifabad, Hyderabad on 21 November 1936. Coorlawala was interested throughout his professional life in the subjects of surgery and radiology. He was a polished gentleman and an excellent administrator. He married, 10 November 1913, Rochun Cursetji Wacha, and was survived by a son and four daughters. Publications:- Notes on X-rays. *Proc Hyderabad med Ass*. The treatment of gastric ulcer. *Deccan Med J* 1923.

Sources
*Brit med J* 1937, 1, 475
 
Information from his son, K R Coorlawala

Rights
Copyright (c) The Royal College of Surgeons of England

Collection
Plarr's Lives of the Fellows

Format
Obituary

Format
Asset

Asset Path
Root/Lives of the Fellows/E004000-E004999/E004000-E004099

URL for File
376255

Media Type
Unknown