10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEINE I MEDIN»
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Introduction to Epidemiology - Strona 375
Wickman referred to this child-crippling disease as Heine-Medin Disease in 1907. Jacob Von Heine (1799–1878) was a German orthopedist and Wickman's teacher. Oskar Medin (1847–1927) was a Swedish pediatrician. Wickman named ...
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Meaning Of Meaning - Strona 370
Medin's pupil, Wickman, carried observation still further. He recognized the epidemic association of cases of the nature described by Heine and Medin with cases of yet other clinical types, all manifesting disordered function of some part of the ...
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An Introduction to Epidemiology - Strona 473
Wickman named polio after Heine and Medin because they had both conducted the earliest adequate study of the disease.2 Other names of polio included "debility of the lower extremities," a term used in the late 1700s; "morning paralysis," ...
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Poliomyelitis: Emergence to Eradication - Strona 670
[The recent epidemic of Heine-Medin disease'.] Revista Medica del Uruguay, 20: 393. [Spanish] Bonaba, J., and Escardo y Anaya, V. ( 1 938). ['The eleventh outbreak of Heine-Medin disease in Uruguay'.] Archives de Pediatria del Uruguay, ...
Matthew Smallman-Raynor, 2006
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The Founders of Child Neurology
Heine reviewed the controversy concerning localization, reaffirming his belief that the lesion was in the anterior gray horn ... Fittingly, poliomyelitis became Heine-Medin Disease, linking Heine's name with that of Oscar Medin, the earliest great ...
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Orthopedics: A History and Iconography - Strona 37
From Karl Vogler, Ernst Redenz, and Hermann Walter, Bernhard Heine's Versuche u'ber Knochenregeneration. ... postpoliomyelitis paralysis is known as Heine-Medin's (for Oskar Medin; see chapter 6) disease for this reason.48 At the age of ...
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Companion to Clinical Neurology - Strona 448
Heine,. Jacob. von. (1800–1879) German physician, who trained at Wurzburg and, as a result of family connections, was asked ... Heine–Medin. disease. See poliomyelitis. Oskar Medin (1874–1928) studied the epidemic form of the disease.
FRCP William Pryse-Phillips MD, FRCP(C) Faculty of Medicine Health Sciences Centre Memorial University of Newfoundland St. John's Newfoundland, 2009
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Smallpox, Syphilis and Salvation: Medical Breakthroughs ... - Strona 255
In 1840 a German physician, Jakob Heine, published a medical report which not only described the clinical features of polio but ... of 1905.6 It was Oskar Medin and Jacob Heine's names that were joined in polio's alias Heine-Medin's disease.
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Poliomyelitis & Its Homoeopathic Treatment - Strona 2
3. Chronic Anterior Poliomyelitis. Acute Anterior Poliomoyelitis is termed by some as 'Infantile Spinal Paralysis' or simply as Infantile Paralysis'. In the History of the disease, the names of two physicians Dr. Heine and Dr. Medin are associated.
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The Battle Against Polio - Strona 15
IVAR WICKMAN Although German orthopedist Jacob von Heine had first suggested that polio was contagious in 1840, few doctors followed his train of thought. Then, fifty-five years later, Karl Medin's former student Dr. Ivar Wickman ...
Stephanie True Peters, 2005
