Moritz Ferdinand Trautmann ( German: Moritz Ferdinand Trautmann ; March 20, 1833 , Wittenberg - May 4, 1902 , Berlin ) - German doctor, teacher.
| Moritz Ferdinand Trautmann | |
|---|---|
| Moritz ferdinand trautmann | |
 | |
| Date of Birth | |
| Place of Birth | |
| Date of death | May 4, 1902 |
| Place of death | Berlin , German Empire |
| Citizenship |  Prussia →  Germany |
| Occupation | ENT doctor |
Born in Wittenberg. Educated at the University of Berlin, Friedrich Wilhelm . He had an internship with famous German otologists: with Hermann Schwartz , in Halle ( Saxony-Anhalt ), with German Friedrich Wendt , in Leipzig . Ferdinand Trautmann participated in the German and Franco-Prussian wars as a military doctor. In 1876 he became a professor of otology at the University of Berlin. In 1894 he received the management of the head and neck surgery department of the Charite University Hospital. [one]
Content
Publications
- Die Zersetzungsgase als Ursache zur Weiterverbreitung der Cholera und Verhütung derselben durch zweckmässige Desinfection mit besonderer Berücksichtigung des Süvernschen Desinfections-Verfahrens , 1869.
- Anatomische, pathologische und klinische Studien über Hyperplasie der Rachentonsille sowie chirurgische Behandlung der Hyperplasie zur Verhütung von Erkrankungen des Gehörorgans , 1886
- Embolische Processe des Mittelohrs .
- Die Lichtreflexe des Trommelfelles .
- Der gelbe Fleck am Ende des Hammerstieles .
- Chirurgische Anatomie des Schläfenbeins insbesondere für Radicaloperation , 1898.
- Leitfaden für Operationen am Gehörorgan , 1901.
Named after Trautmann
| External Images | |
|---|---|
| Triangle of Trautmann ; | |
- The Trautmann Triangle is the area of the base of the skull located on the back surface of the stony part of the temporal bone. Limited: posterior by the sigmoid sinus, anterior by the posterior semicircular canal, from above by the upper edge of the stony part of the temporal bone (or by the superior stony sinus) [2] . It serves as a guideline for some operations on the labyrinth, endolymphatic sac, and accesses to the posterior cranial fossa.
Notes
- ↑ Kösener Corpslisten 1960, 5 , 21.
- ↑ Trautmann's Triangle Anatomy With Application to Posterior Transpetrosal and Other Related Skull Base Procedures . Clinical Anatomy, 2014
Links
- Biografie, Moritz Trautmann . [dostęp 2009-10-25].