Danish works on tuberculosis since the days of Villemin / [Sophus Bang].

  • Bang, Sophus.
Date:
1908
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Credit: Danish works on tuberculosis since the days of Villemin / [Sophus Bang]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SCHM1 EGELOW, E.: Tilfselde af tuberculoma laryngis hos en 15-aarig Pige. ibidem 24' April 1907, ref. ib. ®/mi. [A Case of Tuberculoma Laryngis in a Girl of 15.] SCHMIEGELOW, E.: Discussion v. sub. Christiansen. Grenbech. Mygind. J. Mailer. SCHOU, Jens: Behandling af tuberkulase Alfektioner med Jodoforminjektioner. U. f. L. 4’ R. 21’Bd. >9/x89o. [Treatment of Tuberculous Affections with Injections of Jodoform.J — Recommends the method from per- sonal experiences. Warns against dissolving the iodoform in ether, as lie has seen it produce a lasting anaesthesia. SCHOU, Jens: Behandlingen af Spondylitis i det floride Stadium. U. f. L. 28,i89o, 4’ R. 21’ Bd. [Treatment of Spondylitis in the Florid Stage.] — In the florid stage S. does not consider Sayre’s treatment very feli- citous, as absolute immobilisation and avoidance of pressure are necessary. Sayre’s suspension is not quite rational, as a straigh- tening of the gibbus is contrary to the natural mode of cure. A complete immobilisation is obtained by Phelp’s wooden goutiere, which at the same time relieves the diseased vertebrae of pres- sure. Description of the technique of this proceeding. SCHOU, Jens: Om Nyretuberkulose. TJ. f. L. 44/i9oi. [On Renal Tuberculosis.] — Survey based on 25 cases of personal experience, most of which were treated in the conservative way (Ichthyol) with good results, 2 even cured. Operation is only recommended in cases of hemi- lateral affection which progresses in spite of conservative treat- ment, as well as in cases of profuse hemorrhage and retention in mixed infection and in violent renal colics. In 4 of the cases nephrectomy with good results. SCHROLL, G.: Er det Tuberkulose eller ikke? H. T. */*?<»• [Is it Tuberculosis or not?] _ in reference to Permin’s cases of negative tuberculin reaction S. propounds the question whether after all a large number of patients treated in sanatories perhaps have no tub. at all. S. however entertains some doubts as to the bearings of Permin’s results. SEEDORFF: Discussion v. sub Gram.