�ber 20 Jahre Ulcuschirurgie (1948?1968) an der Klinik Spath in Graz

Kronberger, L; Kraft-Kinz, J

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“…In 1969, Kronberger and Kraft-Kinz (Chair from 1970 to 1996) published 2733 gastric resections performed at the Department of Surgery in Graz, whereby 333 used the termino-lateral modification. They report total postoperative lethality of 3.25% including acute ulcer complications and an ulcer recurrence rate of 0.24% [19]. In spite of these good results, the termino-lateral modification fell out of favor.…”

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Gastric surgery at the department of surgery in Graz*

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Gastric surgery at the department of surgery in Graz*

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“…the disappearance of surgery from the therapy spectrum of a particular disease) is seen in the treatment of chronic gastroduodenal ulcers. At the outset of this half-century, gastric resection was in vogue: Thus, L. Kronberger and J. Kraft-Kinz had reason to be satisfied with their results in 2,855 gastric resections, with an overall mortality of 3.25% and a recurrence rate of only 0.24% [20]. But then F. Holle and his co-workers had begun to propagate the more conservative approach of selective proximal vagotomy, thus avoiding resection.…”

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Langenbecks Archiv für Chirurgie in the second half of the twentieth century (personal reflections of an editor emeritus)

Trede

2010

Langenbecks Arch Surg

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The history of this oldest among German surgical journals, in the second half of the twentieth century, is outlined from an editor's point of view. In this period, the journal mutated from a conservative refuge for lengthy theses to an innovative peer-review organ. Apart from original research and clinical reports, the journal now ran regular editorials, discussion panels and sections on Current Operative Techniques as well as Clinical Anatomy and finally developed into an English-language publication. This half-century of surgical progress-second to none in the history of surgery-is of course reflected in the contents of the journal. At the same time, specialisation and fragmentation of surgery from within and the advent of ever more competitive journals from without have presented a serious challenge to the survival of this traditional organ.

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Das penetrierende Ulcus duodeni

Gebhardt

Hoffmann

Moschinski

1975

Langenbecks Arch Chiv

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The results of 133 gastric resections for penetrating duodenal ulcer are reported. Because of the postoperative complications (acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis, duodenal stump insufficiency, icterus and intraluminal postoperative bleeding) in future only the atypical closure of the duodenal stump according to the method of Nissen-Bsteh should be carried out. A bleeding ulcer should be operated within 48 hrs. If the bleeding needs more than 2500 ml blood substitute, this means a indication for a immediate operation.

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�ber 20 Jahre Ulcuschirurgie (1948?1968) an der Klinik Spath in Graz

Cited by 5 publications

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Gastric surgery at the department of surgery in Graz*

Gastric surgery at the department of surgery in Graz*

Langenbecks Archiv für Chirurgie in the second half of the twentieth century (personal reflections of an editor emeritus)

Das penetrierende Ulcus duodeni

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