Carl Gussenbauer

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Gussenbauer monument in Obervellach

Carl Ignatz Gussenbauer (also Karl Ignatz Gussenbauer ; born October 30, 1842 in Obervellach , † June 19, 1903 in Vienna ) was an Austrian surgeon .

Gussenbauer was a professor in Liège, Prague and Vienna. In 1888 he was elected a member of the Leopoldina . From 1894 he was the successor of Theodor Billroth and headed the II. Surgical University Clinic. 1902/1903 he was rector of the University of Vienna .

Honors

In 1910 Gussenbauergasse in the 9th district of Alsergrund in Vienna was named after him, and in 1937 an eponymous in Klagenfurt.

Also in 1910 , a memorial created by the sculptor Josephine Christen was erected in Gussenbauer's birthplace, in Obervellach .

Fonts

  • The traumatic injuries. Stuttgart: Ferdinand Enke, 1880
  • About nerve stretching. Lecture given at the general assembly of the Central Association of German Doctors in Bohemia held in Prague on December 16, 1881. (From: Prager Medizinische Wochenschrift; 1 / 2.1882)
  • Sephthemia, pyohemia and pyo-sephthemia. Stuttgart: Ferdinand Enke, 1882
  • Beliefs about brain functions. Inaugural speech by Karl Gussenbauer. - Vienna, Braumüller 1902.

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Individual evidence

  1. Birth Book IX . Parish Obervellach, S. 31 , 2nd entry ( matricula-online.eu [accessed on November 13, 2019]).
  2. Hermann Zh. Schneider, "The streets and squares of Klagenfurt", 4th edition, p. 123