Georg Karl Franz Tuengel

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Georg Carl Franz Tüngel , Ohlsdorf Cemetery

Georg Karl Franz Tuengel (also: Tüngel ) (born February 19, 1816 in Hamburg ; † May 19, 1873 ibid) was the chief physician at the St. Georg General Hospital in Hamburg.

Karl Tuengel completed his studies in Hamburg and Göttingen . His doctoral thesis was entitled “De carcinomate venarum”. After his studies he settled in Hamburg and in 1857 succeeded Gustav Bülau (1799-1857) as chief physician. He held the position until his retirement in 1870 (1869?). His successor was Gotthard Bülau (1835–1900), son of Tuengel's predecessor.

In Hamburg on the Ohlsdorf cemetery on the collective grave memorial plate Allg. St. Georg Hospital of the Althamburg Memorial Cemetery reminds of Georg Karl Franz Tuengel, among others.

Works

  • "About artificial anus formation" (Kiel 1853)
  • "Clinical reports from the med. Department of the General Hospital in Hamburg from 1858 "(Hamburg 1860)

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personal data
SURNAME Tuengel, Georg Karl Franz
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Tüngel, Georg Karl Franz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German physician, chief physician at St. Georg Hospital in Hamburg
DATE OF BIRTH February 19, 1816
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH May 19, 1873
Place of death Hamburg