Hans-Joachim Funfack

Hans-Joachim Funfack (born July 23, 1921 in Dresden ; † May 12, 2006 in Trochtelfingen ) was a German urologist and surgeon.

Life

As the son of urologist Max Funfack , he grew up in Dresden and Berlin , where he graduated from high school in 1939 . As an enthusiastic rider, he registered in November 1939 for training in the 10th Cavalry Regiment in Torgau . He was then used with the infantry on the coast of the English Channel , in the central section of the Eastern Front and in the Balkan campaign . Wounded four times , he was ordered to study medicine at the University of Leipzig from the winter semester of 1941/42 . As a member of a student company , he joined the SC comradeship Margrave von Meißen . In 1942, he donated to the Corpshaus of Lusatia with peers the Corps Misnia IV . He became its first senior until reprimand by the local student leader of the National Socialist German Student Union . Admitted to the Corps Lusatia as early as 1943, he took part in an attempt to re-establish the KSCV on the Rudelsburg in 1944 .

In the post-war period he continued his medical studies at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen . As consenior , he has been involved in Misnia's rebuilding in Erlangen since 1946. Despite severe wounds , he was on Mensur in 1948 . After the state examination in Erlangen (1947), he was a medical intern at the Barmen City Hospital in 1948 . Guestphalia Jena awarded him the ribbon in 1948 . In 1949 he was at the University of Tübingen to Dr. med. PhD . After that he was an assistant doctor in surgery at the University Hospital Tübingen until 1953 . From 1954 to 1957 he was first assistant doctor at the Evangelical Hospital in Oldenburg (Oldb) , then until 1961 department doctor at the Heuberg sanctuary , Württemberg , in 1962 he went to the municipal hospital of Speyer as a senior physician . As a specialist in urology and surgery , he ran his own medical practice in Albstadt from 1963 to 1979 . He then managed and ran the Sacherhof family estate in Trochtelfingen until 2006.

Funfack published 21 publications from his two areas of expertise . He wrote poetry under the pseudonym "Sacher" . He performed military exercises in the German Armed Forces and, as a senior field doctor in the reserve, was temporarily in command of the 1028 reserve hospital group .

Studies on the influence of rutin on blood coagulation with a view to therapy and prophylaxis with dicumarin . Swiss Medical Weekly 27 (1950), p. 701.
Experience with the allergic animal sample in extrapulmonary tuberculosis . Medical Clinic 48 (1953)
For the surgical closure of urethral fistulas according to Heller . Zeitschrift für Urologie 46 (1953), p. 185.
The development of urology under Max Nitze . Zeitschrift für Urologie 46 (1953), p. 497.
Experience in the therapy of urogenital tuberculosis . German Medical Weekly 10 (1961), p. 439.
The doctor in his responsibility between patient and state (lecture). Heidelberg, September 28, 1979.
Vasectomy - irreversible or not? Deutsches Ärzteblatt 1979.

1971–1979 state chairman of Baden-Württemberg of the professional association of German urologists
Judge at the Troop Service Court South

↑ ^a ^b ^c Kürschner's Scholars Calendar (1980)
↑ Kösener Corpslisten 1996, 100/37
↑ Kösener Corpslisten 1996, 52/611
↑ Dissertation: Relationship between vitamins P and E and thrombo-embolic events
↑ Handwritten curriculum vitae in the archive of the Lusatia Leipzig
↑ Poems in Aesculapian poems , ed. by G. Pohl and A. Boskamp, 1965
↑ Kösener Corpslisten 1996, 87/1065

personal data
SURNAME	Funfack, Hans-Joachim
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Sacher (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German urologist and surgeon
DATE OF BIRTH	July 23, 1921
PLACE OF BIRTH	Dresden
DATE OF DEATH	May 12, 2006
Place of death	Trochtelfingen