Patricio Fleming

He was born in Salta Province, the son of Miguel Fleming and Carmen Jáuregui, belonging to an Irish-Argentine family from Dublin and Catamarca Province.[3] He did his secondary studies in the Nacional de Buenos Aires,[4] and graduated in the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Buenos Aires in 1887.[5]

Patricio Fleming obtained his medical degree with the thesis: "Estudios sobre el Cólera" (Cholera Studies).[6] He was one of the first professionals to serve in the hospital Hospital de Niños Ricardo Gutiérrez, where he served as director.[7]

He served in several hospitals in the Argentine Republic, including the Alvear Hospital.[8] He also was a professor at the University of Buenos Aires where he taught pediatric[9] and semiology classes.[10]

Patricio Fleming Jáuregui was married to Celina Saubidet Cané, daughter of Pedro Nolasco Saubidet and Justiniana Cané, a woman descendant of Mariano Andrade, a distinguished Argentine politician.[11]

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