Georg Jochmann

Georg Jochmann (born October 11, 1874 in Liegnitz ; † January 6, 1915 in Berlin ) was a German internist and bacteriologist .

Life

After studying and doing his doctorate at the University of Freiburg , he received his further medical training at the Hygiene Institute in Kiel, in the internal department of the General Hospital in Hamburg-Eppendorf and at the Medical University Clinic in Breslau , where he also completed his habilitation . In 1906 he came to the newly built Rudolf Virchow Municipal Hospital in Berlin as head of the infection department . In 1908 he became a private lecturer at Berlin University . In 1910 he received the title of professor. After the outbreak of war he was appointed hygienic advisor to III Army Corps used was infected in the treatment of Russian prisoners of war with typhus and died in it. In his time, Jochmann was considered one of the best experts on infectious diseases in Germany. His grave is in the south-west cemetery Stahnsdorf .

Fonts

• The solid tumors of the ovary in childhood (diss.), Freiburg / br. 1898
• The bacterial findings in scarlet fever and their significance for the healing process (Habil.) Breslau 1904
• On the knowledge of acute myeloid leukemia (with Kurt Ziegler), SD Leipzig 1907
• About immunotherapy for scarlet fever , Berlin 1912
• Der Schweissfriesel , 2nd edition, Vienna 1913
• Textbook of infectious diseases for doctors and students , Berlin 1914; 2nd edition Berlin 1924 (revised by C. Hegler)
• Trattado delle mattie infettive (Ed. Luigi d'Amato), Milano 1939

literature

• Manfred Stürzbecher:  Jochmann, Georg. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 10, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1974, ISBN 3-428-00191-5 , p. 448 ( digitized version ).
• German Biographical Encyclopedia. Vol. 5, Munich 2006, p. 351.

Web links

• Literature by and about Georg Jochmann in the catalog of the German National Library