Patrik Haglund
Patrik Haglund ['hɑːglɵnd] (* May 27, 1870 , † December 8, 1937 ) was a Swedish surgeon and orthopedist . He had the first orthopedic - professor of Scandinavia at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm held and wrote in German in 1923, the first Nordic orthopedic textbook entitled Principles of Orthopedics (published by Gustav Fischer, Jena, 1923). In 1936 Haglund was elected a member of the Leopoldina .
After Haglund one Verknöcherungsstörung (are avascular necrosis ) of the heel bone - Apophyse (Crohn Sever-Haglund) and a painful ossification at the base of the Achilles tendon named ( Haglund exostosis ), as well as the called "Haglund-dip" depression on the kneecap back that represents a common anatomical variant.
Fonts
- On fracture of the epiphyseal nucleus of the calcaneus, along with general remarks on some similar juvenile bone nucleus injuries , In: Archiv für klinische Chirurgie , 1907.
- Contribution to the clinic of the Achilles tendon , journal for orthopedic surgery, including therapeutic gymnastics and massage, 1927–28.
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| SURNAME | Haglund, Patrik |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swedish surgeon and orthopedist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | May 27, 1870 |
| DATE OF DEATH | December 8, 1937 |