Hermann Friedberg

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Hermann Wilhelm Friedberg (born July 5, 1817 in Rosenberg ( Upper Silesia ), † March 1, 1884 in Breslau ) was a German surgeon and coroner .

life and work

Hermann Friedberg came from a Jewish family. He attended grammar school in Brieg from 1830 to 1838 , studied medicine in Berlin , Vienna , Prague , Paris and Breslau and received his doctorate in 1840 on "Congenital heart diseases in humans". He practiced in Berlin and worked from 1849 to 1852 as an assistant at the surgical university clinic in Berlin under Bernhard von Langenbeck . There he completed his habilitation in 1852 on the " histology of blood" for surgery and state medicine . He then headed a private surgical and ophthalmological clinic in Berlin . When he was appointed physicus ( district doctor ) to Breslau in 1866, he resumed his academic teaching activities and was appointed professor at the university there in 1869.

Friedberg was a productive but not an outstanding medic. He worked on the “pathology and therapy of muscle paralysis” (1858) and forensic medicine. In this area he published, among other things, "Poisoning by coal vapor" (1866) and various collections of his reports.

He is considered to be the first to describe the CLOVE syndrome .

Works

  • Congenital heart diseases in humans and the blood circulation of the human fetus and amphibians . Rücker and Püchler, Berlin 1842 digitized
  • Congenital heart diseases and large blood vessels in humans, along with studies of the blood circulation in the human fetus . Engelmann, Berlin 1844 digitized
  • Blood histology: with special regard to forensic diagnostics . Berlin 1852
  • Report of the surgical and ophthalmological propaedeutic clinic in Berlin for the winter semester 1852/53 . Jeanrenaud, Berlin 1853
  • Surgical Clinic. Observations and explanations in the field of surgery . First volume. Friedrich Mauke, Jena 1855 digitized
  • Forensic and Critical Remarks on Casper's Practical Handbook of Forensic Medicine . JH Geiger, Lahr 1857 digitized
  • Pathology and therapy of muscle paralysis. Landes-Industrie-Comptoir, Weimar 1858 digitized (2nd edition Leipzig 1862)
  • The Doctrine of Venereal Diseases in Antiquity and the Middle Ages. Clinically and historically presented . CS Liebrecht, Berlin 1865 digitized
  • Coal poisoning. Presented clinically and by forensic doctors . Carl Sigism. Liebrecht, Berlin 1866 digitized
  • About the enforcement of public health care. A contribution to the question: how should the administration of public health care in Germany be organized? Ferdinand Enke, Erlangen 1873 digitized
  • Human leafing and protective pox vaccination. A contribution to the appreciation of the German vaccination law of April 8, 1874 . Ferdinand Enke, Erlangen 1874
  • Forensic medical reports. First row . Vieweg and Son, Braunschweig 1875 digitized
  • Forensic medical practice. Forty forensic reports. . Urban and Schwarzenberg, Vienna a. Leipzig 1881 digitized

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. Hermann Wilhelm Friedberg Circuitus sanguinis in hominibus cyanopathia Affectis cum circuitu sanguinis amphibiorum comparatus. Vratislaviae, 1840 (Breslau, Univ., Med.Diss., 1840)
  2. ^ H. Friedberg: huge growth of the right leg. in: Virchow Arch . 1867, Vol. 40, pp. 353-360.
  3. AI Alomari, R. Thiex, JB Mulliken: Hermann Friedberg's case report: an early description of CLOVES syndrome. In: Clinical genetics. Volume 78, number 4, October 2010, pp. 342-347, doi : 10.1111 / j.1399-0004.2010.01479.x , PMID 21050185 .