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

  • Bang, Sophus.
Date:
1908
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    Occurrence in Pulmonary Tub ] — On Ihe Oasis ol fundamental works on reflectory hyperalgesia by Ihe Danish physicians Fenger, C. Lange and K. Faber, W. has examined this phenomenon in about 400 patients with consumption without greater complica- tions, especially with regard to the zones in Head's and Kochers schedules. Such hypersesiesia was found in 44.12% of the cases examined. Detailed account of their relation to the extension and character of tub. WURTZEN, C. H.: Ueber die kutane Reflexhyperalgesie bei Lungentuberkulose. Zeit. f. Tub. 1906. [Same work.] WURTZEN, C. H.: Om Tuberkulinets Anvendelse ved Lungetuberkulose. N.T.f.T. Bd. 4, 1905—06. [On the Use of Tuberculin in Pulmonary Tuberculosis.] — General survey. WURTZEN, C. H.: Om Tuberkulindiagnostik. N.T.f.T. Bd. 5, 1906-07. [On Tuberculin Diagnosis.] — Report on 8 cases of positive tuberculin reaction in children, in 2 of whom a fever of long duration ensued (of 1 and 4 months respectively) in consequence of the injection. W. maintains that the tuberculin test is never an indifferent expedient, in children the risk seems particularly great. No conclusions can be drawn from the reaction with regard to prognosis or treatment, therefore the diagnostic use of it is only permissible, where the social position of the patient does not suffer from the reaction, whatever its result may be. WURTZEN, C. H.: Korrespondance. N.T.f.T. Bd. 5, 1906—07. [Correspondence.] — Reply to Osienfeld with reference to the preceding article. As tuberculin cannot discern active from passive tub., W. maintains his stand- point. WURTZEN, C. H.: v. sub. Saugmann. N. J. Strandgaard. WURTZEN, C. H. & KJER-PETERSEN : v. sub. Kjer-Petersen. ZAHLMANN, Svend: Tuberkul0s Tarmstriktur. — Resectio intestini coeci. H. T. 1892. [Tu- berculous Intestinal Stricture — Resectio Intestini Coeci.] — Re- port on cases.