Justine Siegemund belongs to which country?.

She stood out from her male counterparts for her limited use of pharmaceuticals or surgical instruments during procedures.

Despite facing sexist attacks on her reputation by male physicians and midwives, Siegemund persevered. She wrote the book with compassion for women and focused on saving the mother's life in life-threatening situations. The Court Midwife featured detailed illustrations by renowned medical illustrators and contained birthing techniques developed by Siegemund herself. Prior to the publication of her book, there was no standardized method for documenting safe childbirth practices among German midwives, who relied on passing down their knowledge through oral tradition. During her tenure as Court Midwife, Siegemund helped deliver royal babies, and it's believed that her book, The Court Midwife, was written at the request of Mary II of Orange, who was impressed by Siegemund's expertise and asked her to create a guide for other midwives. In 1683, she was appointed the City Midwife of Lignitz and later became the Court Midwife of Berlin in 1701.

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