Sir Thomas Clifford Allbutt (* 20 July 1836 in Dewsbury, west Yorkshire, England; "† 22 February 1925 in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England) was an English physician.

It invented 1867 the short Fieberthermometer, which for the first time made possible body temperature measurements at the patient, exact with a length of approximately 15 cm. Older remarks had a length of approximately 60 cm and were accordingly unmanageable and inaccurate that. By its description of the morphinism in the war military hospitals, the up to then usual administration was given up by Morphium.

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