Friedrich Leberecht Trüstedt

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Friedrich Leberecht Trüstedt

Friedrich Leberecht Trüstedt (born February 1, 1791 in Berlin , † November 19, 1855 in Halberstadt ) was a German medic.

After training as a military surgeon at the Friedrich Wilhelms Institute in Berlin, he served as a company surgeon from 1812 to 1814 during the wars of liberation . Then he finished his medical studies in Berlin. In 1816 he was charged with a dissertation about hernias doctorate . Subsequently he was senior physician under Johann Nepomuk Rust at the Friedrich Wilhelms Institute.

In 1820 he became a general practitioner in Magdeburg and in 1823 successor to Wilhelm Voigtel (1767-1844) as director of the midwifery school . In 1825 he was appointed to the government medical council. He was at the head of the medical sector in the Magdeburg administrative district. From 1827 to 1831 he was part-time director of the medical and surgical training institute in Magdeburg. At the same time he was chief physician of the internal clinic of the teaching institution in the Altstadt hospital.

On December 23, 1828, he was made honorary citizen of the city of Magdeburg for his services to the medical sector and the nursing of the poor .

In 1831 he was appointed medical officer in the Ministry of Culture in Berlin. He completed his habilitation as a private lecturer and in 1833 took over the management of the University Polyclinic in Berlin as an associate professor for pathology , therapy and surgery . In 1849 he said goodbye and retired to Halberstadt . There he died on November 19, 1855 at the age of 64 from the effects of repeated strokes .

Works

  • De extensionis in solvendis herniis cruralibus incarceratis prae incisione praestantia. Dissertation , German in Rust's Magazin für Heilkunde, 1818, III
  • The establishment and development of the medical and surgical training institute in Magdeburg. 1828
  • Historical-critical contributions to illuminate the question about the reform of the Medicinal Constitution in Prussia. Berlin 1846.
  • Attempt to establish the general principles which the forensic doctor must guide when drawing up a required report on the fatality of an injury. Rust's Magazine for Medicine, 1820, VIII).

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SURNAME Trüstedt, Friedrich Leberecht
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Truestedt, Friedrich Leberecht
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German medic
DATE OF BIRTH February 1, 1791
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH November 19, 1855
Place of death Halberstadt