Josef Thurner

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Josef Thurner (born August 25, 1927 in Imsterberg -Endsfeld, Tyrol ) is an Austrian pathologist .

The May-Thurner syndrome is named after him.

Life

Josef Thurner

Josef Thurner, grew up in Mils near Imst , attended high schools in Landeck and Innsbruck. Interrupted by military service until 1945 and American prisoner-of-war in Steyr, he was finally able to successfully complete his Matura in 1947. He then completed a medical degree in Innsbruck with a doctorate as a Dr. med. univ. in 1953. He then received specialist training at the Medical Faculty of the University of Innsbruck . He was awarded the Venia legendi or habilitation as a university lecturer for the subject of general and special pathology and pathohistology in 1961. He was included in the proposals for the professorships of the universities of Innsbruck, Vienna and Berlin. In 1964 he was appointed head of the Institute for Pathology at the State Clinics in Salzburg. He was appointed associate professor by the Federal President in 1968. In 1993 he retired .

Josef Thurner was a member of scientific societies in Germany and Austria and wrote 150 articles in medical journals.

He was the state medical officer of the state of Salzburg and honorary medical director of the general nursing school of the state hospital in Salzburg.

Publications

  • Iatrogenic pathology. Pathological anatomy of side effects of medical interventions. Urban & Schwarzenberg Verlag, Munich / Berlin / Vienna 1970, ISBN 3-541-05001-2 .
  • Diseases of the joints. by FJ Lang and J. Thurner In: Martin Staemmler (Hrsg.): Textbook of special pathological anatomy. 11th and 12th editions. Volume II, Part 4, Delivery 7. Walter de Gruyter & Co, Berlin 1962.
  • Traumatic joint diseases. and joint endoprostheses. In: W. Doerr, G. Seifert (Ed.): Special Pathological Anatomy. Volume 18 / I, Springer-Verlag, Berlin / Heidelberg / New York / Tokyo 1984, ISBN 3-540-13136-1 , pp. 549-646.
  • Liver Diseases Synopsis . Diagnostic textbook and atlas. by E. Schmidt, FW Schmidt, H. Themann, J. Thurner, H. Wallnöfer, Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart 1974, ISBN 3-13-497001-5 .
  • Surgical anatomy and approaches to the foot . by J. Thurner and V. Turco, Aulo Gaggi Editore, Bologna 1988, ISBN 88-7744-041-4 .
  • An endemic myocarditis in the Salzburg area, probably Coxsackie virus myocarditis. In: Wiener Klinische Wochenschrift. 86, No. 18, Supplementum 27, 1974.
  • Problems of phlebopathology, with special reference to phlebosclerosis. by J. Thurner and R. May In: Zentralblatt für Phlebologie. Volume 6, Issue 3, Hans Huber Verlag, Bern / Stuttgart 1967.
  • Arthropathia deformans coxae . by FJ Lang and J. Thurner In: P. Cohrs, W. Giese, H. Meessen (Eds.): Results of general pathology and pathological anatomy , Volume 46, Springer Verlag, Berlin / Heidelberg / New York 1965.
  • May Thurner Syndrome. In: Angiology. 8 (5), USA, 1957, PMID 13478912 , pp. 419-427.
  • Pathological-anatomical overview. In: HP Kuemmerle, A. Senn, P. Rentchnick, N. Goossens (eds.): Clinic and therapy of side effects. 1st edition. Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart 1960, pp. 1-61.
  • Side effects and their pathological anatomy. In: HP Kuemmerle, N. Goossens (Ed.): Clinic and therapy of side effects. 2nd Edition. Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart 1973, ISBN 3-13-367702-0 , pp. 8-54.
  • Morphology of iatrogenic pathology. In: HP Kuemmerle, N. Goossens (Ed.): Clinic and therapy of side effects. 3. Edition. Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart / New York 1984, ISBN 3-13-367703-9 , pp. 14-84.
  • Medical interpretation of miraculous healings ("miracle books"). In: Salzburg's pilgrimages in cult and custom. Catalog of the XI. Special show of the Cathedral Museum in Salzburg. Dommuseum zu Salzburg, 1985, ISBN 3-901162-02-X , pp. 101–304.

Recognitions

  • 1961: C. Reichert Prize of Honor, Vienna
  • 1966: Anton von Eiselsberg Prize, Vienna
  • 1967: Scientific award from the Swiss Society for Phlebology, Zurich
  • 1992: Cup of honor from the Salzburg provincial government for the great services rendered to the health care system in the province of Salzburg
  • 1992: Honorary member of the Salzburg Medical Association

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personal data
SURNAME Thurner, Josef
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian pathologist
DATE OF BIRTH August 25, 1927
PLACE OF BIRTH Imsterberg