Rudolf Hatschek (neurologist)

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Rudolf Hatschek (born May 25, 1865 , † May 31, 1921 ) was an Austrian neurologist and health resort doctor in Graefenberg ( Austrian Silesia ).

Life

Rudolf Hatschek worked in Vienna at the University's 1st Medical Clinic as assistant to Hermann Nothnagel , and later worked at the Neurological Institute under Heinrich Obersteiner . From 1909 he was head of the sanatorium founded by Vincenz Prießnitz in Graefenberg for nervous, internal and metabolic diseases as well as for those in need of relaxation . In winter he continued to research at the Neurological Institute in Vienna.

In 1913 Hatschek was diagnosed with a brain tumor and operated on by Anton von Eiselsberg , whereupon his eyesight was severely damaged. Another intervention by Eiselsberg followed in 1920. Otfrid Foerster removed a recurrence in the frontal lobe in February 1921 . Rudolf Hatschek died on May 31, 1921 as a result of this intervention.

Fonts

  • About recurrent Facilis paralysis. In: Wiener Medizinische Schriften , 35, No. 4 (1894).
  • Knowledge of the aetiology of peripheral facility paralysis. In: Jb. Psychiatrische Neurologie , 13, pp. 37-56 (1895).
  • Contribution to the casuistry of atypical forms of syringomyelia. In: Wiener medical Wochenschrift , 45 (1895).
  • About the spinal cord of the dolphin (Delphinus delphis). In: Obersteiner's work from the Neurological Institute Vienna , volume 4, pp. 286-312 (1896).
  • About the spinal cord of the seal (Phoca vitulina). In: Obersteiner's work from the Neurological Institute Vienna , volume 4, pp. 313-340 (1896).
  • with Hermann Schlesinger: The brain stem of the dolphin (Delphinus delphis). In: Work of the Neurological Institute of the University of Vienna , Volume 9, pp. 1–117 (1902).
  • A comparative anatomical contribution to the knowledge of the hood fibers and the question of the central course of the trigeminal nerve. In: Work of the Neurological Institute of the University of Vienna , Volume 9, p. 279 (1902).
  • About a peculiar pyramid variation in the mammal series. In: Work of the Neurological Institute of the University of Vienna , Volume 10, pp. 48–57 (1903).
  • For knowledge of the Pedunculus corporis mamillaris, the ganglion tegmenti profundum and the dorsoventral raphe fibers in the hood. In: Work of the Neurological Institute of the University of Vienna , Volume 10, pp. 84-103 (1903).
  • Optic nerve atrophy in a dolphin. In: Work of the Neurological Institute of the University of Vienna , Volume 10, pp. 223–229 (1903).
  • Remarks on the ventral hood field, the medial loops and the structure of the bridge. In: Work of the Neurological Institute of the University of Vienna , Volume 11, pp. 128–155 (1904).
  • A clinical observation of cerebral dissociated disorder of deep sensitivity. In: Jb. Psychiatrische Neurologie , 26, pp. 253-269 (1905).
  • Contribution to the knowledge of the smell of mammals. In: Work of the Neurological Institute of the University of Vienna , Volume 17, p. 359 (1908).
  • A clinical contribution to the knowledge of the bulb apoplexy. In: Jb. Psychiatrische Neurologie , 29, pp. 329-342 (1909).
  • On the comparative psychology of the fear effect. In: Deutsche Zeitschrift für Nervenheilkunde , 41, pp. 204-212 (1911).
  • To the practice of psychotherapy. In: Wiener Klinische Wochenschrift , 26, p. 1015 (1913).
  • About setbacks in psychological areas. In: Jb. Psychiatrische Neurologie , 36, pp. 229-242 (1914).
  • About abdominal muscles. In: Wiener medical Wochenschrift , 67, p. 1429 (1917).

literature

  • Max Nun : Obituary. Held at the 11th annual meeting of the Society of German Neurologists in Braunschweig, September 1921. In: Deutsche Zeitschrift für Nervenheilkunde , 74, pp. 2-8 (1922).
  • Alma Kreuter: German-speaking neurologists and psychiatrists. Volume 2, Walter de Gruyter, 1996. ISBN 3110961652 . P. 519f.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Pavlína Hufová: The Graefenberg spa as reflected in the economic and political development in the years 1911–1921. Faculty of Education, Chair of German Language and Literature, Masaryk University Brno 2007.
  2. ^ Notices from the Geographical Society in Vienna. Volume 60, 1917. p. 160.
personal data
SURNAME Hatschek, Rudolf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian neurologist
DATE OF BIRTH May 25, 1865
DATE OF DEATH May 31, 1921