Friedrich Schauta - ein Lehrer im Schatten seines Schülers?

Schaller, A

doi:10.1055/s-2001-14781

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“…Doch die größten Denkmäler setzte er sich durch seine wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten selbst: 1900 erschien eine größere Arbeit über die Einschränkung der abdominalen Adnexoperationen zugunsten der vaginalen Radikaloperation. Und ab Juni 1901 begann Schauta mit der Entwicklung der erweiterten vaginalen Totalexstirpation des Uterus beim Zervixkarzinom, die heute noch seinen Namen trägt und die in Deutschland als Schauta-Stoeckel-Operation bekannt ist [13,14]. Schauta versuchte nun anderthalb Jahrzehnte, den Nachweis zu erbringen, dass die erweiterte vaginale Totaloperation mit der erweiterten abdominalen Radikaloperation seines Schülers Wertheim konkurrenzfähig sei.…”

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„… Ein Mann von eisernem Fleiß, vom Ehrgeiz beseelt, Dauerndes zu schaffen …“ – Friedrich Schauta (1849 – 1919) zum 100. Todestag

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David²

2018

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„… Ein Mann von eisernem Fleiß, vom Ehrgeiz beseelt, Dauerndes zu schaffen …“ – Friedrich Schauta (1849 – 1919) zum 100. Todestag

Ebert¹,

David²

2018

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New surgical approaches for the management of cervical carcinoma

Dursun

Ayhan

Kuşçu

2008

European Journal of Surgical Oncology (EJSO)

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The History of Radical Hysterectomy

Dursun

Gültekin

Ayhan

2011

Journal of Lower Genital Tract Disease

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Carcinoma of the uterine cervix provides one of the few examples in medical history of a method of treatment that was once discarded by most of the medical profession and was later reclaimed. In addition, radical hysterectomy (RH) competed with radical vaginal hysterectomy during the early history of RH. The primitive form of RH was first described by Clark and Reis in 1895. Radical hysterectomy was then described in detail and performed by Wertheim, more than 100 years ago. Afterward, RH was abandoned for the treatment of carcinomas because of the use of radiotherapy; however, RH was then modified and repopularized by Meigs in the 1950s. The surgical principles of this operation have undergone only minor modifications throughout the years and remained the basis of the surgical approach used by gynecologic oncologists today. The history of the treatment of cervical carcinoma and the history of RH are unique in medicine. Because of the efforts of the surgeons and scientists, cervical carcinoma has become rarer, and its mortality rate has decreased, although it is still common in undeveloped countries. The history of the treatment of cervical carcinoma includes 3 Nobel Prize winners and 1 Nobel Prize nominee. We therefore think that knowledge of the historical development of this filed will inspire and contribute to the education of future generations. In this article, the historical development of the surgical treatment of cervical carcinoma, the contributors to this surgical procedure, and the pioneers of the surgical and medical treatment of cervical carcinoma are summarized; pictures and illustrations are also provided. Our aim was to inform the gynecologic oncology community about the pioneers that devoted their professional lives to develop of these techniques.

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Friedrich Schauta - ein Lehrer im Schatten seines Schülers?

Cited by 4 publications

References 2 publications

„… Ein Mann von eisernem Fleiß, vom Ehrgeiz beseelt, Dauerndes zu schaffen …“ – Friedrich Schauta (1849 – 1919) zum 100. Todestag

„… Ein Mann von eisernem Fleiß, vom Ehrgeiz beseelt, Dauerndes zu schaffen …“ – Friedrich Schauta (1849 – 1919) zum 100. Todestag

New surgical approaches for the management of cervical carcinoma

The History of Radical Hysterectomy

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