Abstract:An overview of German, Nazi, and Holocaust medicine brings together a group of subjects discussed separately elsewhere. Topics considered include German medicine before and during the Nazi era, such as advanced concepts in epidemiology, preventive medicine, public health policy, screening programs, occupational health laws, compensation for certain medical conditions, and two remarkable guidelines for informed consent for medical procedures; also considered are the Nuremberg Code; American models for early Naz… Show more
“…A betegségeket felfedező, leíró orvosokról több betegséget neveztek el. (A névadó az "eponymus", a személyhez köthető betegség az "eponíma", angolul "eponym" [18] [6,19,20].…”
Section: Betegségnévadók éS Náci Kapcsolatokunclassified
The works of the two noted neuropathologists strongly conflict with current ethical principles of human research studies. The buried "Hallervorden collection" in the Munich Waldfriedhof cemetery, and the memorial column erected there will remain a sad reminder of a time when a political system profoundly distorted the judgement of even academic physicians. Orv Hetil. 2017; 158(43): 1723-1727.
“…A betegségeket felfedező, leíró orvosokról több betegséget neveztek el. (A névadó az "eponymus", a személyhez köthető betegség az "eponíma", angolul "eponym" [18] [6,19,20].…”
Section: Betegségnévadók éS Náci Kapcsolatokunclassified
The works of the two noted neuropathologists strongly conflict with current ethical principles of human research studies. The buried "Hallervorden collection" in the Munich Waldfriedhof cemetery, and the memorial column erected there will remain a sad reminder of a time when a political system profoundly distorted the judgement of even academic physicians. Orv Hetil. 2017; 158(43): 1723-1727.
“…Подобные бесчеловечные эксперименты не ограничивались нацистской Германией, а проводились и в других странах. В литературе [21] отмечается, что в основе многих бесчеловечных медицинских программ, включая насильственную стерилизацию и опыты на заключенных, проводимых в нацистской Германии, лежала модель аналогичных программ, проводимых ранее в США. Хорошо известна также политика дискриминации в США по расовому признаку афроамериканцев.…”
Section: организация неврологической и психиатрической помощи эпидемunclassified
Ethical aspects of training of physicians are considered. The author highlights the importance of teaching the basic disciplines during the training of the neurologist. An analysis of most frequent mistakes that arise in practical activity as a consequence of overestimation of paraclinical methods of investigation, underestimation of a role of treatment that the patient receives due to other indications is presented. The formation of life attitude of the physician is the extremely important component of teaching process. One should not forget the lessons of history shown examples of physicians that gave their lives to save patients. Also, there are examples of physicians who had violated the fundamental humanitarian principles.
“…It is worth to motioned, the "war" against eponyms starts after the Second World War, when the general publicity inquired about unethical medical practice of Nazi doctors in particular Hans Reiter (1879-1946), who established reactive arthritis (Reither's syndrome), and Friedrich Wegener , who gave the name for the well-known granulomatosis lesion [6]. However, there are also two anatomical eponyms that are directly connected with Nazi and eugenics.…”
“…a strong eugenics supporter was also a Swiss cardiologist Wilhelm His Jr. (1863-1934) -a long time lecturer and finally a Rector of Berlin University. After his fundamental anatomical work dedicated to the conducting cardiac system, the atrioventricular bundle is called around the World as a bundle of His [6,25].…”
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