Aldehyde und Ketone der aliphatischen Reihe

The history of fractures of the proximal femur

“…[1][2][3] There is, however, no literary source which explains the origin of this eponym. In the Handlexikon der medizin 4 the description of the arch is ascribed to William Adams (1820-1900), an English surgeon of the 19th century, although it is not mentioned in his biography. 5 After investigation for more than 15 years the origin of this eponym has become clear.…”