Etablierung urologischer Lehrstühle und Herausbildung urologischer Krankenabteilungen in Westdeutschland 1945–1980

Moll, F.; Halling, Thorsten

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-48178-3_6

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“…Im November 1947 konnte er sich in Paris an der Sorbonne habilitieren und erhielt die "Venia legendi" [8]. Am 10.09.1948 erfolgte seine Ernennung zum Außerordentlichen Professor an der Universität des Saarlandes.…”

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C. E. Alken (1909–1986) und der Alken-Preis

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C. E. Alken is regarded as the Nestor of German urology post World War II. His development path is given in brief and his specific contributions to the emancipation of the field are pointed out. In 1948 he received a teaching assignment in urology at Saarland State University Homburg, where in 1952, a Chair of Urology was established, and in 1958 he received the Ordinariat. The "Alken-Prize" which was named after him, is also presented.

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C. E. Alken (1909–1986) und der Alken-Preis

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Zum 69. Kongress – Urologen waren für den Nobelpreis nominiert

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Our research group has reconstructed why the board certified urologists Werner Forssmann (1904-1979) and Charles Huggins (1901-1997) received the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine (1956, and 1966, respectively). But the history of "Urology and the Nobel Prize" is in fact more multifaceted than the success stories of these two laureates suggest. James Israel (1848-1926), Berlin, Félix Guyon (1831-1920), Paris, Peter J. Freyer (1852-1921), London and Edwin Beer (1876-1938), New York were nominated for the award during the first three decades of the 20th century. Their candidacies mirror trends among leading urologists during the time when urology became a specialty in its own right.

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Die Alken-Stadien – eine deutsch-französische Affäre

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Etablierung urologischer Lehrstühle und Herausbildung urologischer Krankenabteilungen in Westdeutschland 1945–1980

Cited by 5 publications

References 20 publications

C. E. Alken (1909–1986) und der Alken-Preis

C. E. Alken (1909–1986) und der Alken-Preis

Zum 69. Kongress – Urologen waren für den Nobelpreis nominiert

Die Alken-Stadien – eine deutsch-französische Affäre

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