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Eine neue Reductionsmethode fuer Schulterverrenkung by Emil Theodor KOCHER, 1870 People From Bern (City): Emil Theodor Kocher, Karl Schenk, Adolf Wölfli, Albrecht Von Haller, Hermann Kutter, Daniel Albert Wyttenbach Swiss Nobel Laureates: Albert Einstein, Henry Dunant, Felix Bloch, Richard R. Ernst, Emil Theodor Kocher, Élie Ducommun Swiss Scientists: Jacob Bernoulli, Emil Theodor Kocher, Kenneth Hsu, Edward Kofler, Catherine Kousmine, Alfred Métraux, Marie-Louise Von Franz Hirnerschütterung, Hirndruck Und Chirurgische Eingriffe Bei Hirnkrankheiten by Emil Theodor Kocher, 1901 Uber Krankheitserscheinungen bei by Emil Theodor. KOCHER, 1910 Ueber Radicalheilung des Krebses by Emil Theodor KOCHER, 1880 Chirurgische Operationslehre. by Emil Theodor (1841-1917). KOCHER, 1902-01-01 Uber Krankheitserscheinungen bei by Emil Theodor. KOCHER, 1910

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41. Kocher, Emil Theodor
    kocher, emil theodor (18411917). theodor kocher was born on August 25, 1841, atBerne. His father, a Chief-Engineer, was a very keen worker and kept him  
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    Extractions: When Kocher began his surgical activities the transition from the septic to the antiseptic treatment of wounds had been completed and Kocher worked for the latter with all his energies because of its great importance. Then arose a series of works on the antiseptic treatment of wounds with weak chlorine solutions, the Listerian treatment of ovariotomies (1875), the preparation of antiseptic catgut and the simplest method of obtaining healing of wounds without drainage tubes, on conditions governing healing by first intention, and on Lister's wound dressings. The surgical clinic in Berne was for a long time the centre of attraction for medical men who favoured the antiseptic treatment of wounds and wished to follow it. Later Kocher was one of the first to go over to pure asepsis about which he had the best opportunities to learn through his collaboration with Tavel, whose bacteriological studies on infective processes he sought to advance. From this work proceeded the second edition of Vorlesungen über chirurgische Infektionshrankheiten (Lectures on surgical infectious diseases ) by Kocher and Tavel, Basel, 1892, and Jena, 1900. His Chirurgische Operationslehre (Theory on surgical operations) reached six editions and was translated into most modern languages. It described many operations, mostly in abdominal surgery and the surgery of joints. His book Erkrankungen der Schilddrüse (Diseases of the thyroid gland ) discussed the etiology, symptology and treatment of goitres. His new ideas on the physiology and pathology of the thyroid gland caused controversy.

42. Encyclopedia: Emil Theodor Kocher
    Other descriptions of emil theodor kocher imageemil_theodor_kocher.jpg.emil theodor kocher (August 25, 1841 July 27, 1917), Nobel Prize winner in 1909  
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43. Encyclopedia: Theodor Kocher
    Other descriptions of theodor kocher imageemil_theodor_kocher.jpg. emil theodorkocher (August 25, 1841 July 27, 1917), Nobel Prize winner in 1909 for  
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    Extractions: Related Articles People who viewed "Theodor Kocher" also viewed: Emil Theodor Kocher Kocher_Debre_Semelaigne syndrome List of people on stamps of Switzerland What's new? Our next offering Latest newsletter Student area Lesson plans Recent Updates Skittles (candy) Simulations Publications Simon Lawrence Simon Boccanegra ... More Recent Articles Top Graphs Richest Most Murderous Most Taxed Most Populous ... More Stats Updated 212 days 21 hours 54 minutes ago. Other descriptions of Theodor Kocher Emil Theodor Kocher August 25 July 27 Nobel Prize winner in for "his work on the physiology, pathology and surgery of the thyroid gland" Born in Bern . He studied in Zurich, Berlin, London and Vienna, obtaining his doctorate in Bern in . From he succeeded Georg Albert Lucke as Ordinary Professor of Surgery and Director of the University Surgical Clinic at Berne. He published works on a number of subjects other than the thyroid gland including haemostasis, antiseptic treatments, surgical infectious diseases, on gunshot wounds, acute osteomyelitis , the theory of strangulated hernia, and abdominal surgery. His new ideas on the thyroid gland were initially controversial but his successful treatment of

44. Der Nobelpreis Für Physiologie Oder Medizin: Emil Theodor Kocher
    Schilddrüse . emil theodor kocher *1841, † 1917. PAGERANK SEO.  
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45. Emil Theodor Kocher - The Nobel Prize In Physiology Or Medicine
    emil theodor kocher. For his work on the physiology, pathology and surgery emil theodor kocher. External links. The Nobel Prize emil theodor kocher  
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46. Surgeons Net Educational Site - Emil Theodor Kocher
    Surgeons Net Educational Site the surgical resource for surgeons. Surgery MCQsEMQs Exams News.  
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    Extractions: Poor Best Written by Administrator Undoubtedly, an excellent surgical genius. Studied in London, Paris, Berlin and Vienna. Professor of Surgery aged 31. Apart from inventing the occasional surgical tool, he spent the average day figuring out and recording incisions and approaches which culminated into an astonishing book. Kocher's right subcostal incision or a double Kocher 'rooftop incision' with their subsequent approaches, gives wide exposure to the upper abdominal viscera. Kocher's manoeuvre gives access to the posterior duodenal surface and the head of the pancreas. In addition the lower bile duct is exposed. This is achieved via an incision along the peritoneum at the right edge of the duodenum (2nd part). One then turns the duodenum medially, taking extreme caution not to damage the ureter, gonadal vessels and the IVC.

47. Emil Theodor Kocher 1841-1917
    Translate this page Stationen von Kochers Ruhm waren das Präsidium der Deutschen Gesellschaft fürChirurgie, der Vorsitz des Ersten Internationalen Chirurgenkongresses,  
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    Extractions: In den Jahren 1904-1905 liess er an der Schlösslistrasse eine Privatklinik mit 25 Zimmern bauen, den «Ilmenhof». Dieses «Kocherspital» wurde später von einem der Söhne, Privatdozent Dr. med. Albert Kocher ( 1872-1941 ), weitergeführt. Neben dem Krankenhaus stand das Gästehaus, das heutige «Haus der Universität». Unter Kocher studierten viele ausländische Studenten, darunter mit Zustimmungvon Regierungsrat Albert Gobat (s. Nr. 1.15) russische Emigrantinnen und Emigranten. Unter den Patienten sei genannt Lenins (s. Nr. 1.22) Frau, Nadeschda Konstantinowa Krupskaja, die sich 1913 von Kocher operieren liess. Stationen von Kochers Ruhm waren: das Präsidium der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Chirurgie ( 1901), der Vorsitz des Ersten Internationalen Chirurgenkongresses (Brüssel 1905, mit Kochers Aufforderumng zur Krebsforschung), die Auszeichnung durch den Nobelpreis (1909, als erster Mediziner) für seine «bahnbrechenden Arbeiten über die Physiologie, Pathologie und Chirurgie der Schilddrüse», die Feier zum 40. Jahrestag seiner Ernennung zum Ordinarius (22. Juni 1912).

48. EXPLORE Emil Theodor Kocher - Dictionary Of Famous People
    emil theodor kocher. Article from free online dictionary of famous people withover 130000 biographies.  
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49. Journal Of Pelvic Medicine & Surgery - Fulltext: Volume 7(1) January/February 20
    January/February 2001, 71 emil theodor kocher Innovative The Swisssurgeon emil theodor kocher (18411917) received the 1909 Nobel Prize in  
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    Extractions: Abstract PDF (81 K) Permissions View full size inline images Journal of Pelvic Surgery Volume 7(1) January/February 2001 pp 34-36 Shampo, Marc A. PhD Marc A. Shampo, PhD, Mayo Clinic, 200 1st Street SW, Plummer 10, Rochester, MN 55905 Article Outline Figures/Tables The Swiss surgeon Emil Theodor Kocher (1841-1917) received the 1909 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for his work on the thyroid gland. This innovative work eventually resulted in effective treatment of thyroid disorders not only by the use of surgery but also by the use of such drugs as thyroid extract and thyroxin. The Swiss surgeon Emil Theodor Kocher made innumerable contributions to techniques in many surgical procedures, including operations on the lungs, stomach, and gallbladder. Especially important was his pioneering of ovariotomy and the application of antiseptic surgery, introduced by Joseph Lister (1827-1912). The surgical success of Kocher depended greatly on the many improvements he made in appliances and instruments. However, despite his versatility and creativity in surgery, Kocher is best known for his work on the physiology, pathology, and surgery of the thyroid gland, for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine in 1909. Kocher established not only the function of the thyroid gland but also the cause of cretinism and myxedema.

50. Emil Theodor Kocher
    Translate this page Así se expresaba el suizo emil theodor kocher (1841-1917), figura excepcional deuna cirugía que ya había asumido plenamente la asepsia y se asentaba  
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    Extractions: Kocher perfeccionó los diversos procedimientos de tiroidectomía, extirpaciones y resecciones, de sus maestros Lücke y Billroth. Regló algunos y diseñó instrumentos como su pinza de hemostasia ("fórceps de Kocher") y una sonda especial para disecar la tiroides y su cápsula. Sus métodos, basados en un conocimiento anatómico exquisito, reglaban de forma sistemática la hemostasia y la individualización de cada estructura para eliminar el riesgo de lesión de los nervios recurrentes y de la laringe.

51. Eponimos Medicos Y Biografias Medicas
    Translate this page kocher, emil theodor (1841-1917), Operación, signo de kocher, Mayo, 2002. Kossel,Albrecht (1853-1927), Reacción de Kossel, Julio, 2004  
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    Extractions: Addison, Thomas (1793-1860) Enfermedad, anemia, queloide de Addsion Mayo, 2001 Adler, Alfred (1870-1937) Noviembre, 2004 Mayo, 2003 Mayo, 2004 Banting, Frederick Grant (1891-1941) Tratamiento de Banting Diciembre, 2001 Febrero, 2004 Barraquer i Barraquer, Ignasi (1884-1965) Septiembre, 2002 Barraquer i Roviralta, Lluis (1855-1928) Septiembre, 2002 Agosto, 2005 Behring, Emil Adolf von (1854-1917) Suero de Behring Abril, 2001 Cisura, ligamento, tejido de Bichat Agosto, 2000 Billroth, Theodor (1829-1894) Operación de Billroth Abril, 1999 Boerhaave, Hermann (1668-1738) Síndrome de Boerhaave Marzo, 1999 Bordet, Jules (1870-1961) Bordetella pertussis Marzo, 2004 Bright, Richard (1789-1859)

52. Lexikon Emil Theodor Kocher
    Translate this page emil theodor kocher begann seine wissenschaftliche Arbeit mit einer Reihe vonArtikeln über 1909 erhält emil theodor kocher den Nobelpreis für Medizin  
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    Extractions: Sie sind hier: Startseite Lexikon Emil Theodor Kocher Kocher bei einer Operation in Gegenwart Nord- und S¼damerikanischer „rzte (um 1900) Emil Theodor Kocher 25. August in Bern 27. Juli in Bern ) war ein Schweizer Chirurg und erhielt als bisher einziger Chirurg den Nobelpreis f¼r Medizin Emil Theodor Kocher begann seine wissenschaftliche Arbeit mit einer Reihe von Artikeln ¼ber H¤mostasis bei Verdrillung von Arterien . Als er seine chirurgische Laufbahn antrat fand gerade ein Wechsel zwischen den althergebrachten septischen zu den neuartigen antiseptischen Behandlungsmethoden statt, die Kocher zu seiner Hauptaufgabe machte. Er entwickelte eine Reihe von

53. Especiales Diario Médico
    Translate this page emil theodor kocher. emil theodor kocher. emil theodor kocher nació un 25 deagosto de 1841 en la ciudad Suiza de Berna y estudió Medicina en esta misma  
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54. Medicine 1909
    emil theodor kocher. Switzerland. Berne University Berne, Switzerland. 1841 1917 emil theodor kocher. Biography Nobel Lecture Swedish Nobel Stamps  
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55. Theodor E. Kocher (1841-1917): Nobel Surgeon Of The Last Century Kazi RA J Postg
    emil theodor kocher was born on August 25, 1841, at Bern. emil theodor kocherwon the prestigious Nobel Prize for Medicine in the year 1909 for his  
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56. Internet Scientific Publications, LLC.
    emil theodor kocher was born on August 25, 1841, at Berne. emil theodor kocherwon the prestigious Nobel Prize in Medicine in the year 1909 for his  
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57. Math Lessons - Emil Theodor Kocher
    Math Lessons emil theodor kocher. emil theodor kocher.imageemil_theodor_kocher.jpg. emil theodor kocher (August 25, 1841 - July 27, 1917),  
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    Extractions: Search algebra arithmetic calculus equations ... more applied mathematics mathematical games mathematicians more ... Natives of Bern Emil Theodor Kocher August 25 July 27 Nobel Prize winner in for "his work on the physiology, pathology and surgery of the thyroid gland" Born in Bern . He studied in Zurich, Berlin, London and Vienna, obtaining his doctorate in Bern in . From he succeeded Georg Albert Lucke as Ordinary Professor of Surgery and Director of the University Surgical Clinic at Berne. He published works on a number of subjects other than the thyroid gland including haemostasis, antiseptic treatments, surgical infectious diseases, on gunshot wounds, acute osteomyelitis , the theory of strangulated hernia, and abdominal surgery. His new ideas on the thyroid gland were initially controversial but his successful treatment of goitre with a steadily decreasing mortality rate soon won him recognition. The prize money for the Nobel helped establish the Kocher Institut in Berne. A number of instruments and surgical techniques are named after him as well as the Kocher-Debre-Semelaigne syndrome http://crishunt.8bit.co.uk/kocher_theodor.html

58. WebHealthCentre.com - Surgeon's Corner
    HISTORY emil kocher’s Pioneering Achievements. emil theodor kocher. theodor kocherwas a pioneering surgeon of the last half of the nineteenth century.  
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    Extractions: Emil Theodor Kocher Theodor Kocher was a pioneering surgeon of the last half of the nineteenth century. His major discoveries were in the field of surgery of the thyroid gland. The contributions of Theodor Kocher had a great impact on thyroid surgery. Theodor Kocher was born on August 25, 1841, at Berne. When he was 31 years old He was appointed professor of Surgery and Head of the University Clinic in Berne. He held this position until retirement. He was a student of Billroth and Langenbeck. He had a particular interest in infections, especially in the prevention of surgical infections. Kocher's studies on one of his patients, a eleven year old girl, who was operated on in 1874, led to the understanding on post operative myxoedema. This girl had a successful removal of her thyroid, but after the surgery, she became very tired, showed no signs of initiative and became cretinoid. She remained small and had an ugly and idiotic appearance in contrast to her sister. He also pioneered post op substitution of thyroid hormone.

59. International: Italiano: Salute: Medicina: Medici E Ricercatori: Kocher, Emil Th
    Translate this page Salute Medicina Medici e Ricercatori kocher, emil theodor - Open Site. In tutta la Directory, Solo in Medici_e_Ricercatori/kocher,_emil_theodor  
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60. Essence Of Surgery - Patient UK
    kocher, emil theodor (18411917)16 A Swiss surgeon, gave his name not only tothe incision but also to tweezers, a method for reducing dislocations of the  
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    Extractions: PatientPlus articles are written for doctors and so the language can be technical. However, some people find that they add depth to the articles found in the other sections of this website which are written for non-medical people. A Brief Journey Through Surgical History "So the Lord God caused a deep sleep to fall upon the man, and while he slept he took one of his ribs, and closed up its place with flesh." (Revised Standard Version) For those who believe in the Old Testament, this is the first documented account of a surgical operation. The first hard evidence of early surgical procedures came with the finding of trephined skulls some 10,000 years old. The indications for trephining (or trepanning) are unclear, but most authorities hold that it was done to release evil spirits, and as a treatment for epilepsy and migraine Although there is little evidence that the Ancient Egyptian practice of mummification led to detailed knowledge of human anatomy, the Edwin Smith papyrus from the 17 th BC provides one of the earliest written record of surgical procedures.

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