Johann August Hermann Heylandt

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Johann August Hermann Heylandt (* 1799 in Hamburg ; † January 26, 1865 in Lübeck ) was a German doctor and city ​​physician and, in 1848/49, a member of the citizenship in Lübeck.

Life

Johann August Hermann Heylandt came from a humble background in Hamburg. As an apprentice pharmacist , he came to Plön and was noticed by Professor Christoph Heinrich Pfaff from Kiel , who was the secretary of the medical council for the duchies for the thorough organization of pharmacists. Pfaff took Heylandt to his laboratory in Kiel and finally enabled him to study human medicine with friends . He went to the universities of Halle , Berlin and Kiel and was awarded a Dr. med. PhD. He dedicated his dissertation on the chemical analysis of the Radix Caincae , the root of Chiococca alba , which was new in Europe at the time , to his sponsor Pfaff.

On April 1, 1827, he opened his practice in Lübeck. Here he became a member of the Medical Association and the Society for the Promotion of Charitable Activities . In 1838 he gave a lecture on the need for a general hospital for Lübeck . In 1841 he was appointed city physician to succeed Johann Christian Jeremias Martini .

Differences of opinion between Heylandt, who is known for his quick-tempered temperament, and the medical profession led to his resignation from the Medical Association in 1846. In 1847 he was made an honorary member of the Pharmacists' Association in Northern Germany.

In 1848/49 he belonged to the Lübeck citizenship.

Fonts

  • Sistens analysin chemicam radicis Caincae. Diss. Kiel 1827
  • A case of infanticide, taking into account a senior report issued by the medical faculty of the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität in Berlin on the same. In: Journal for State Medicines 1855

literature

  • Heyland, Johann Hermann August , in: Lexicon of Hamburg writers up to the present. Vol. 3, Hamburg 1857, No. 1597
  • Rüdiger Kurowski: Medical lectures in the Lübeck Society for the Promotion of Charitable Activities 1789-1839: a patriotic society during the Enlightenment and Romanticism. Schmidt-Römhild, Lübeck 1995 ISBN 3-7950-0463-2 , pp. 137f

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Archiv der Pharmacie 4 (1847), p. 218