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1915réf. 382861915. Berlin 12.IV.1915. 2 Seiten quer-8° Briefkarte. Mit gedrucktem Briefkopf. Albert Eulenburg 1840-1917 Mediziner und Sexualwissenschaftler. - An den Neurologen Ludwig Edinger 1855-1918 in Frankfurt a.M. dem er zum 60. Geburtstag gratuliert. "Hochgeehrter Herr Kollege. Eben erfahre ich von Ihrem bevorstehenden 60. Geburtstage und wünsche Ihnen dazu so viel Glück als man es in diesem absteigenden Schenkel der Lebenskurve nur überhaupt zu erwarten und zu erleben hoffen darf . Dank für Sonder Abdruck zur Methodik in d. Tierpsychologie." Edinger war einer der Gründer der Frankfurter Universität und hatte den ersten Lehrstuhl für Neurologie in Deutschland inne. unknown
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1907réf. 95074Leipzig, Verlag Georg H. Wigand 1907. IX + 222 Seiten., 8°. illustrierte goldgeprägte OLeinwand.,
1871réf. 225661871. Berlin Verlag von August Hirschwald 1871 8° X 726 pp. Leinenband mit aufkaschierter Deckelbroschur; etwas fleckiges unbeschnittenes Exemplar. Erste Ausgabe! "Die Grundgedanken welche mir bei Entwurf und Abfassung des vorliegenden Buches vorschwebten lassen sich wohl einerseits als wesentlich kritische anderseits als mehr positive und constitutive bezeichnen. Es galt zunächst unbeirrt durch Phrasen und Periphrasen welche gerade auf diesem Gebiete noch in üppigster Fülle wuchern unbefangen zu constatiren was denn eigentlich in der Pathologie und Therapie der hier abgehandelten Krankheitszustände als wirklich gesicherter Besitz anzusehen ist; wie Vieles dagegen in unsicherem Schwanken verhaart oder als traditionell fortgeerbter Irrthum ein schädliches Scheinleben fristet. Andererseits jedoch stellte ich mich hier wie schon in einer Reihe früher veröffentlichten Vorarbeiten allenthalben die Aufgabe den vielfach so luftigen Bau der Nervenpathologie auf der Basis der heutigen pyhsiologischen Forschung und einer mit Hülfsmitteln der Gegenwart bereicherten clinischen Betrachtung fester zu begründen." Vorwort Inhalt: Neurosen des Empfindungsapparates: Neurosten der Tast- und Gefühlsnerven; Oberflächliche cutane Neuralgien. Viscerale Neuralgien. Neurosen der Geschmacksnerven; Nerurosen des Olfactorius; Neurosen des Opticus; Neurosen des Acusticus. Neurosen des Bewegungsapparates: Lähmungen. Specielle Pathologie und Therapie dere Lähmungen. Lähmung der Rimpfmuskeln. Lähmungen der oberen Extremitäten>. Lähmungen der unteren Extremitäten. Hyperkinesen und Parakinesen. Anhang: Hemiatrophia facalis progressiva. Parry-Romberg syndrome; Romberg's disease Moritz Heinrich Romberg - "The first mention of this condition was made by Parry whose medical writings were published posthumously in 1825. After a stroke in 1816 Parry was unable to continue with his medical practice. Despite his disability his intellect was unimpaired and with the assistance of his dutiful daughter he accumulated a collection of his writings and observations. These include an account of progressive hemifacial atrophy. They were published three years after his death by his eldest son the physician Charles henry Parry. The disorder was again described by Romberg in 1846 and the descriptive title " progressive hemifacial atrophy" was coined in 1871 by the German neurologist Albert Eulenburg 1840-1917. In addition to the descriptive designation the names of Romberg and Parry have been used together and separately. The disorder is not uncommon and in 1963 Rogers was able to review 772 cases. A definitive review was given by Lewkonia and Lowry in 1983. " who named it. unknown
