Myron Metzenbaum
Myron Metzenbaum (born April 1, 1876 in Cleveland , Ohio - † January 25, 1944 ) was an American surgeon .
Life
Metzenbaum attended Adelbert College and the Case School of Applied Science . After a bachelor's degree from Ada University , he received his medical doctorate from Case Western Reserve University in 1900. He specialized in ear, nose and throat medicine and was an authority on reconstructive surgery . He worked at St. Alexis Hospital , later at Mt. Sinai Medical Center and St. Luke Hospital, and taught physicians and surgeons at Cleveland College .
Metzenbaum designed the Metzenbaum scissors for operations , which were named after him and are still used today.
In 1912 Metzenbaum married Elsa Puldheim, the couple had two children. He was the uncle of US Senator Howard Metzenbaum .
Publications
- Radium: radioactive substances and aluminum, with experimental research of the same. Babbitt & Crummell, 1904
literature
- Ralph Metson: Myron F. Metzenbaum, MD: innovative surgeon, caring physician. In: Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery . 1994 Jun; 110 (6): 477-81.
swell
- Myron Metzenbaum . Encyclopedia of Cleveland History
Individual evidence
- ^ The Senate without Senator Metzenbaum . Congressional Record Volume 141, Number 40, March 3, 1995
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Metzenbaum, Myron |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American surgeon |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 1, 1876 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Cleveland , Ohio |
| DATE OF DEATH | January 25, 1944 |