Bavarian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology

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Bavarian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology
(BGGF)
BGGF Logo.svg
legal form registered association
founding January 28, 1912 in Würzburg
Seat Buchloe ( ⊙ coordinates: 48 ° 2 ′ 7.4 ″  N , 10 ° 44 ′ 4.5 ″  E )
precursor Munich Gynecological Society
Franconian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology
purpose medical society for gynecology and obstetrics
Chair Ricardo E. Felberbaum
Members 739
Website www.bggf.de

The Bavarian Society for Gynecology and Gynecology eV (BGGF) is a scientific specialist society that emerged on January 28, 1912 from the merger of the Munich Gynecological Society and the Franconian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology . It is one of the eight regional companies of the German Society for Gynecology and Obstetrics , based in Buchloe .

aims

The BGGF aims to promote gynecological and obstetric science and to bring about a mutual exchange of ideas through personal intercourse. For this purpose, the society organizes a conference with lectures, poster presentations and discussions at different locations every year. Every second year the conference is held together with the Austrian Society for Gynecology and Obstetrics (OEGGG).

organs

The organs include the board of directors with 1st and 2nd chairmen, as well as the advisory board with assessors, treasurer, 1st and 2nd secretary, a representative of the professional association of gynecologists , the representatives of the Junge Forum and the secretariat.

Board members and advisory boards of the company

year 1. Chairman 2nd chairman Assessor Professional Association of Gynecologists 1. Secretary 2. Secretary Treasurer
1912/1913 Max Hofmeier Albert Doederlein - - Albert Häberle Sigmund Mirabeau Ernst Rosenfeld
1914-1920 Albert Doederlein Max Hofmeier - - Anton Hengge Ernst Engelhom Ernst Rosenfeld
1921-1923 Max Simon Albert Doederlein - - Rudolf Dyroff Otto Eisenreich Ernst Rosenfeld
1924-1926 Carl Joseph Gauss Max Simon - - Walther Schmitt Otto Eisenreich Ernst Rosenfeld
1927/1928 Hermann Wintz Carl Joseph Gauss - - Walther Schmitt Rudolf Dyroff Ernst Rosenfeld
1929-1931 August Beckh Hermann Wintz - - Walther Schmitt Johannes Raefler Ernst Rosenfeld
1932 Oskar Polano August Beckh - - - - Carl Heinz Engelbrecht
1933-1934 Oskar Polano August Beckh - - Rudolf Dyroff - Carl Heinz Engelbrecht
1935-1938 Heinrich Eymer August Beckh - - Rudolf Dyroff - Carl Heinz Engelbrecht
1939 Anton Hengge August Beckh - - Rudolf Dyroff - Carl Heinz Engelbrecht
1940-1950 Anton Hengge
(† 1945) 		August Beckh - - Rudolf Dyroff - Carl Heinz Engelbrecht
1951-1954 Karl Johann Burger Heinrich Eymer - - Josef Breitner Theobald Berwind Otmar Bauer
1955 Karl Johann Burger Heinrich Eymer - - Josef Breitner Rudolf Kaiser Otmar Bauer
1956-1958 Hans Rummel Karl Johann Burger - - Josef Breitner Rudolf Kaiser Otmar Bauer
1959 Rudolf Dyroff Hans Rummel - - Josef Breitner Paul Segschneider,
ED Nietsch 		Otmar Bauer
1960–1962 Werner Bickenbach Rudolf Dyroff - - Josef Breitner Rudolf Kaiser Otmar Bauer
1963/1964 Kurt Podleschka Werner Bickenbach - - Rudolf Kaiser Hans Ludwig Otmar Bauer
1965 Richard Fikentscher Kurt Podleschka - - Rudolf Kaiser Hermann Welsch Otmar Bauer
1966/1967 Max Brandl Richard Fikentscher - - Rudolf Kaiser Andreas Siegert Otmar Bauer
1968 Horst Schwalm Richard Fikentscher - - Rudolf Kaiser Andreas Siegert Otmar Bauer
1969 Horst Schwalm Richard Fikentscher - - Rudolf Kaiser Ewald Göltner Otmar Bauer
1970/1971 Josef Breitner Richard Fikentscher - - Rudolf Kaiser Rolf Göbel,
W. Müller 		Arnulf Weidenbach
1972/1973 Karl-Günther Ober Richard Fikentscher - - Fritz room Günther Kindermann Arnulf Weidenbach
1974/1975 Günther Stark Richard Fikentscher - - Fritz room Günther Kindermann Arnulf Weidenbach
1976/1977 Ernst Waidl Günther Stark - - Fritz room Günther Kindermann Arnulf Weidenbach
1978/1979 Horst-Jürgen Spechter Ernst Waidl - - Fritz room Günther Kindermann Arnulf Weidenbach
1980/1981 Josef Zander Horst-Jürgen Spechter Ernst Waidl Eduard Koschade Fritz room Heinrich Graeff Arnulf Weidenbach
1982/1983 Heinrich A. Krone Josef Zander Horst-Jürgen Spechter Eduard Koschade Fritz room Gerhard Strobel Arnulf Weidenbach
1984/1985 Fritz room Heinrich A. Krone Josef Zander Eduard Koschade Ernst Brusis Dietrich Leis Arnulf Weidenbach
1986/1987 Karl Heinrich Wulf Kurt Holzmann Fritz room Eduard Koschade Ernst Brusis Jochen Gille Arnulf Weidenbach
1988/1989 Kurt Holzmann Heinrich Graeff Karl Heinrich Wulf Eduard Koschade Ernst Brusis Helmut Streng Arnulf Weidenbach
1990/1991 Heinrich Graeff Hans Weidinger Kurt Holzmann Franz Staufer Ernst Brusis René von Hugo,

Fritz Fischbach,
Rainer Deckardt

Wolf-Dieter Jonatha
1992/1993 Hans Weidinger Norbert Lang Heinrich Graeff Franz Staufer Ernst Brusis Birgit Ploss Wolf-Dieter Jonatha
1994/1995 Norbert Lang Dietrich Berg Hans Weidinger Franz Staufer Ernst Brusis Wolfram Hunter Wolf-Dieter Jonatha
1996 Dietrich Berg Hermann Hepp Norbert Lang Franz Staufer Ernst Brusis Wolfram Hunter Wolf-Dieter Jonatha
1997 Dietrich Berg Hermann Hepp Norbert Lang Franz Staufer Ernst Brusis Ronaldo Stuth Wolf-Dieter Jonatha
1998/1999 Hermann Hepp Huber Elser Dietrich Berg Franz Staufer Rainer Abbreviation Christoph Anthuber Wolf-Dieter Jonatha
2000/2001 Hubert Elser Johannes Dietl Hermann Hepp Peter Hausser Rainer Abbreviation Annegret Kiefer Wolf-Dieter Jonatha
2002/2003 Johannes Dietl Fritz Christ Hubert Elser Peter Hausser Rainer Abbreviation Thomas Steck Wolf-Dieter Jonatha
2004/2005 Fritz Christ Klaus Friese Johannes Dietl Peter Hausser Rainer Abbreviation Andreas Flessa Christoph Anthuber
2006/2007 Klaus Friese Arthur Wischnik Fritz Christ Peter Hausser Rainer Abbreviation Andreas Flessa Christoph Anthuber
2008/2009 Arthur Wischnik Matthias W. Beckmann Klaus Friese Peter Hausser Rainer Abbreviation Andreas Flessa Christoph Anthuber
2010/2011 Matthias W. Beckmann Christoph Anthuber Arthur Wischnik Peter Hausser Rainer Abbreviation Stefan Renner Christoph Anthuber
2012/2013 Christoph Anthuber Olaf Ortmann Matthias W. Beckmann Peter Hausser Rainer Abbreviation Arndt Hönig Christoph Anthuber
2014/2015 Olaf Ortmann Cosima Brucker Christoph Anthuber Peter Hausser Rainer Abbreviation Stephan Seitz Christoph Anthuber
2016/2017 Cosima Brucker Marion Kiechle Olaf Ortmann Peter Hausser Rainer Abbreviation Michael Krause Christoph Anthuber
2018/2019 Ricardo E. Felberbaum Achim Wöckel Rainer Abbreviation Peter Hausser Christian Dannecker Alexander Puhl Christoph Anthuber

membership

Member can everyone in Bavaria are active gynecologist and obstetrician. Doctors from other specialties who deal with gynecology and obstetrics can also become members. Specialists in obstetrics and gynecology resident outside Bavaria can also be accepted as members in accordance with the statutes, and membership does not expire if the residence is moved outside of the Bavarian state, but only at the request of the member. The board of directors and its advisory board decide on admission to the company. A distinction is made between ordinary and supporting members, the latter having no voting rights . Currently (as of May 2, 2016) the society has 707 members, of which 604 are active, 83 are passive members, 16 are honorary members and 4 are corresponding members.

Awards

Every two years the association awards a scientific award for work in obstetrics and gynecology, as well as the Dr.-Hans-L.-Geisenhofer-Stiftungspreis of the Geisenhofer Foundation for scientific work by young scientists in the field of obstetrics and gynecology are of immediate importance for gynecologists working in the practice.

In addition, honorary membership can be awarded at the request of the board and its advisory board if three quarters of the members present at the general meeting approve the request. An appointment as a corresponding member can be made by resolution of the executive board and its advisory board.

Honorary members

While the Munich Gynecological Society had up to 29 honorary members, the BGGF has appointed a total of 44 honorary members since its inception (as of May 2, 2016).

List of honorary members

A.

B.

  • Otmar Bauer (1904–1985), Munich
  • August Beckh (1865–1951), Nuremberg
  • Dietrich Berg (* 1935), Amberg
  • Werner Bickenbach (1900–1974), Munich
  • Max Brandl (1910-1991), Amberg
  • Karl-Johann Burger (1893–1960), Würzburg
  • Erich Burghardt (1921–2006), Graz

C.

  • Fried Conrad (* 1923), Munich

D.

E.

  • Herwig Egger (* 1943), Neumarkt
  • Hubert Elser (* 1941), Landshut
  • Heinrich Eymer (1883–1965), Munich

F.

G

H

  • Hermann Hepp (* 1934), Munich
  • Max Hofmeier (1854–1923), Würzburg
  • Kurt Holzmann (* 1929), Augsburg
  • Hugo Husslein (1908–1985), Vienna

J

K

  • Marianne Killer (* 1946), Odelzhausen
  • Günther Kindermann (* 1935), Grünwald
  • Eduard Koschade (* 1933), Dachau
  • Heinrich-Adolf Krone (* 1925), Bamberg

L.

M.

N

O

  • Karl-Günther Ober (1915–1999), Erlangen

P

  • Kurt Podleschka (1902–1999), Nuremberg

R.

  • Klaus Riegel (* 1926), Munich
  • Hans Rummel (1889–1978), Nuremberg

S.

  • Horst Schwalm (1904–1977), Würzburg
  • Ludwig Seitz (1872–1961), Frankfurt
  • Günther Stark (* 1922), Nuremberg
  • Manfred Stauber (* 1945), Regensburg

T

W.

  • Ernst Waidl (1914–1981), Munich
  • Arnulf Weidenbach (1929–1999), Munich
  • Hans Weidinger (* 1929), Bayreuth
  • Hermann Welsch (* 1928), Munich
  • Karl Heinrich Wulf (* 1928), Würzburg

Z

  • Josef Zander (1918–2007), Munich
  • Fritz Zimmer (1926–2012), Munich

Corresponding members

The anesthesiologist and university professor Klaus Peter , the business economist Werner Sassenrath , the epidemiologist and health care researcher Hans Konrad Selbmann and the visceral surgeon and retired university professor Jörg Rüdiger Siewert have been appointed corresponding members .

history

The Bavarian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology was founded on January 28, 1912 as a merger of the Munich Gynecological Society and the Franconian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology .

Munich Gynecological Society

On the evening of October 10, 1884, a group of 13 Munich doctors decided to found a special gynecological society in the clinical lecture hall of the Royal University Women's Clinic in Munich at the request of the then director of the University Women's Clinic Franz von Winckel . The basis for the statutes were those of the Dresden Gynecological Society . At Winckels' request, Richard Frommel was elected chairman by acclamation and took over management. The office of secretary was entrusted to the student Martin Overlach. By the end of 1884 the Society met four times and in 1885 ten times. In early 1886 Joseph Gossmann (1845–1907) was elected as the new chairman. Under his chairmanship one met eight times from 1886 to 1887. At the end of 1888 Gossmann gave up his post to von Winckel, under whose chairmanship seven meetings were held in 1890 after they had not met in 1889. From 1899 to 1910, nine to ten meetings were held annually, at which around ten to twelve members and an additional four to eight guests took part until around the end of 1907. Then the number of participants rose to 20 to 25 and occasionally also 30 members and around four to eight guests. The number of ordinary members of the society was a maximum of 83 - with up to 29 honorary members. After merging with the Franconian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology in January 1912, the Munich Society did not give up its own life and continued to meet regularly on a smaller scale. On May 28, 1914, a contract was also concluded between the Munich Medical Association (eV) and the Munich Gynecological Society , according to which the company became a department of the medical association from that point on. Only after being incorporated into the Bavarian Society, which was re-established after the Second World War , was the Munich Society dissolved on January 24, 1952.

Franconian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology

The founder of the Franconian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology in 1902 was Max Hofmeier , full professor at the Julius Maximilians University of Würzburg . He led the company as an elected first president since the first meeting on 25 October 1902 in Nuremberg with elections in 1908 and 1911. On 28 January 1912 he presented at the general meeting of the company and the application for merger with Munich Gynecological Society to joint Bavarian society. The Franconian Society was formally dissolved by the association.

A total of 28 scientific meetings of the society took place alternately in Nuremberg, Würzburg , Erlangen and Bamberg , whose meeting reports for the years 1905 to 1911 were published in great detail in the Munich Medical Weekly . The society had the largest membership with 128 in 1905.

Bavarian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology

The Munich and Franconian Society met on June 12, 1910 in Nuremberg and on January 29, 1911 in Munich, even before the unification. In another joint meeting of the Franconian and Munich Gynecological Societies on January 28, 1912 in Würzburg, the Bavarian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology was founded on the basis of a resolution of the societies .

In the first few years after it was founded, two meetings were held annually, from 1916 to 1920 during and after the First World War there were no meetings. During the Second World War and the years thereafter, there were no meetings between February 1939 and February 1951. This only changed after the company was re-established on February 22, 1951 in Munich.

In the course of the re-establishment of the BGGF it was determined that there had never been an entry in the Würzburg register of associations, which was therefore the first time on April 6, 1951.

At the suggestion of the Austrian Society for Gynecology and Obstetrics , which held a conference in Innsbruck from May 21 to 22, 1953 , contact with Austrian colleagues was established for the first time, which ultimately led to the Austrian and Bavarian Society working together every other year meetings, alternately in Austria and Bavaria.

literature

  • Christoph Anthuber, Matthias W. Beckmann , Johannes Dietl , Fritz Dross, Wolfgang Frobenius (eds.): Challenges - 100 Years of the Bavarian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology. Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart - New York 2012, ISBN 978-3-13-171571-5
  • Erich Kuß : Comments on “Challenges. 100 years of the Bavarian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology ”. Munich 2014, online

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Articles of BGGF ( online ( Memento of the original January 25, 2016 Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link is automatically inserted and not yet tested Please review the original and archive link under. Instructions and then remove this notice. ) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.bggf.de
  2. ↑ BGGF in figures ( Memento of the original dated August 2, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.bggf.de
  3. ^ Josef Zander , Fritz Zimmer: The Bavarian Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology. A documentation on the occasion of its 75th anniversary. Thieme Verlag, Munich, 1987.
  4. ^ Official directory of the teachers, civil servants and students at the royal Bavarian Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich. Winter semester 1885/86. Royal Court and University Printing Press of Dr. C. Wolf & Sohn, Munich 1885, p. 68, online (PDF document; 6.3 MB)
  5. ^ Grassmann: Obituary for Josef Gossmann. MMW 54: 2288-2290 (1907)