Friedrich Boemke

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Friedrich Boemke (born April 16, 1906 in Dortmund , † March 2, 1984 in Hamburg ) was a German pathologist and university professor.

Life

Boemke enrolled at the Eberhard Karls University for Medicine in the summer semester of 1925 . On February 19, 1926, he was reciprocated in the Corps Rhenania Tübingen . After one year, inactivated , he moved to the University of Hamburg , the University of Vienna , the Albert-Ludwigs-University of Freiburg and the Hessian Ludwigs University . In 1932 he passed the state examination in Giessen.

He began his pathology training with Walther Berblinger at the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena . After a year he returned to Ludwigs University, which made him a Dr. med. PhD. In 1937 he became senior physician at the Pathological Institute. In 1938 he became an assistant doctor in the reserve in the army (Wehrmacht) . Habilitated under Georg Herzog in 1939 , he took part in the Second World War until 1945 , most recently as a medical officer. He received the War Merit Cross II. And I Class with Swords and the medal Winter Battle in the East 1941/42 . In Berlin in 1942 he became a member of the research group at the Military Medical Academy and director of the Pathological Institute of the Robert Koch Hospital . In 1943 he recognized the connection between asbestosis and bronchial carcinoma and between silicosis and pulmonary emphysema . He was taken over by the Friedrich Wilhelms University and appointed professor in 1944.

In November 1945 Boemke returned to his hometown. As the successor to Hermann Schridde , he became director of the Pathological Institute of the Dortmund Municipal Hospitals . As one of the largest prosecutions in West Germany , it received a new building designed by Boemke in 1954. Until 1971 Boemke was the medical director of the house. In the post-war period in Germany , together with Georg Benno Gruber and Arnold Lauche, he ensured that the annual meetings of the German Society for Pathology were resumed . She elected him to her board of directors. He chaired the annual meetings in Dortmund (1962) and Göttingen (1967). He retired in 1969 and lived in Baden-Baden from 1971 and later in Hamburg (Oberstr. 54). He loved the music of Richard Strauss .

He was married to Eva Pflüger from Hamburg since 1935 . The marriage has two daughters and one son.

Honors

Works

  • Special pathology of the skeleton and its parts - nonspecific inflammation, metastatic growths, parasites, spine, pelvis. In: Friedrich Henke , Otto Lubarsch (Hrsg.): Handbook of special pathological anatomy and histology. Volume 4. Berlin 1939.
  • On the pathological anatomy of diphtheria. In: Medical Clinic. 41, 1946, pp. 260-262.
  • Sudden natural death among soldiers during the past war. In: Frankfurter Zeitschrift für Pathologie. 59, 1947, pp. 104-142.
  • The new Pathological Institute in Dortmund. In: Zentralblatt für Allgemeine Pathologie. 92, 1955, pp. 285-291.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d Friedrich Boemke III , in: Rainer Assmann, Ernst Napp and Ingo Nordmeyer: Die Tübinger Rhenanen (corps list and corps history), 5th edition 2002, p. 190
  2. ↑ Kösener Corpslisten 1996, 133/917
  3. ↑ Dissertation: About a malignant polypous bronchial growth .
  4. ↑ a b c d e f Herbert Otto : Friedrich Boemke , in: 68th negotiation volume of the German Society for Pathology (1984), pp. 625–627.
  5. ↑ Wolfgang E. Höper: Asbestos in the Modern Age (2008)
  6. ↑ Rolf Fischer: In the service of people: 1876–2001 - 125 years of Dortmund Municipal Clinics (2001)
  7. ↑ GoogleBooks
personal data
SURNAME Boemke, Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German pathologist and university professor, medical director of the Dortmund municipal hospitals
DATE OF BIRTH April 16, 1906
PLACE OF BIRTH Dortmund
DATE OF DEATH March 2, 1984
Place of death Hamburg