Lydia Lygia Boks Pauli

Background

Pauli, Lydia Lygia Boks was born in 1909 in Vladivostok, Russia. Daughter of Alois and Tatiana (Sapilov) Boks.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Gymnasium, Czechoslovakia. Doctor of Medicine University Graz, Austria, 1950.

Career

Rotating intern St. Johns Episcopal Hospital, New York City, 1950—1951. Pediatric intern Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 1951—1953. Assistant resident, 1953—1954.

Fellow in pediatrics, 1954—1957. Associate Epilepsy Clinic, 1955—1957. Associate director, 1957—1973.

Consultant convulsive disorders for comprehensive health care, 1967—1970. Instructor pediatrics Johns Hopkins School Medicine, Baltimore, 1957—1963. Assistant professor, since 1963.

Associate director Samuel Livingston Epilepsy Diagnostic and Treatment Center, 1973—1985. Consultant on convulsive disorders Maryland Department Health, since 1957. Consultant Maryland Department Vocational Rehabilitation, 1957—1977.

Board directors Chesapeake Association for Epilepsy. Associate American Academy Neurology, American Academy Pediatrics, Baltimore. Neurological Society Research and publications on experimental anti-convulsive drugs, heredity in epilepsy, socio-economics aspects and employment in epilepsy.

Achievements

• Lydia Lygia Boks Pauli has been listed as a noteworthy physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Baltimore Medical and Chirurgical Society, Maryland Society for Research, American Epilepsy Society, New York Academy of Sciences, American Medical Association.

Connections

Married Benno Pauli, October 11, 1952.

Father:

Alois Boks

Mother:

Tatiana (Sapilov) Boks

Spouse:

Benno Pauli