Christian Ludwig Mursinna

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Christian Ludwig Mursinna

Christian Ludwig Mursinna (born December 17, 1744 in Stolp , † March 18, 1823 in Berlin ) was a German surgeon and university professor .

Life

Mursinna first attended the Latin school in his hometown of Stolp and was then apprenticed to a bather in Stolp by the magistrate in 1757 , but came to a city surgeon in Kolberg as early as 1758 . After completing his apprenticeship, he became a regimental surgeon in the military hospital in Breslau and assistant to Caspar Friedrich Wolff in training surgeons during the Seven Years' War . In 1787 he became professor of surgery at the Collegium medico-chirurgicum in Berlin and at the Medical-Surgical Military Academy as well as general surgeon of the Prussian army, later also conducting surgeon and obstetrician at the Charité . He was a teacher at Pépinière , which was founded in 1795 , wrote several medical textbooks and published the Journal für Chirurgie, Medizinikunde, etc. from 1800 to 1820 in Berlin in five volumes . Obstetrics out. He was famous for his operations of cataract , which he called (extracapsular) cataract extraction that performed in Berlin in 1787 the ancient cataract permanently replaced. He retired in 1817, but continued teaching until 1820.

Works

  • Reflections on the Ruhr , Berlin 1780, 2nd edition 1787;
  • Medical and surgical observations , Berlin 1782
  • Of the diseases of pregnant women, childbearing women, etc. Säugenden , Berlin 1784–86, 2 volumes, 2nd edition 1792

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Aloys Henning: On the paradigm shift in cataract surgery, especially in Berlin from 1755. In: Würzburger medical history reports. Volume 18, 1999, pp. 271-296; here: pp. 289–291.