Search Results - "MOLL, F. H"

Computer-assisted telemanipulation: an enabling technology for endoscopic coronary artery bypass by Shennib, Hani, Bastawisy, Amr, Mack, Michael J, Moll, Frederic H

“…Background. The ultimate objective of minimally invasive coronary artery bypass grafting is to perform the anastomosis totally endoscopically. In this…”
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Transabdominal endoscopic computer-enhanced coronary artery bypass grafting by Falk, Volkmar, Moll, Frederic H, Rosa, David J, Daunt, Dave, Diegeler, Anno, Walther, Thomas, Mohr, Friedrich W

“…Background. Due to limited range of motion, endoscopic multivessel revascularization is difficult through a thoracic approach. Methods. A computer-enhanced…”
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"Rohleder was one of the first to fully realize the importance of sexology." : Life and work of the venereologist, urologist, and sexologist Hermann Rohleder (1866-1934) by Moll, F H, Halling, T, Krischel, M

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Medicine and literature: "Nobel Prize. No jokes please!" : Gottfried Benn and his nominations for the Nobel Prize in Literature by Hansson, N, Halling, T, Moll, F H

“…In the early 1950s, the German poet and physician Gottfried Benn was repeatedly nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature. Drawing on sources from the…”
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Gasless laparoscopy using a planar lifting technique by CHIN, A. K, EATON, J, TSOI, E. K. M, SMITH, R. S, FRY, W. R, HENDERSON, V. J, MCCOLL, M. B, MOLL, F. H, ORGAN, C. H

“…In clinical use, the mechanical lifting technique has demonstrated the ability to displace the abdominal wall and create a useful cavity for visualization and…”
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Urology goes electric-electrotherapy : Modern therapies in the treatment of modern diseases-examples from urology by Moll, F H, Löffelbein, N, Halling, T, Fangerau, H

“…The significance of electricity for medicine in the modern industrial age should not be underestimated. Particularly in connection with neurasthenia,…”
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Objects from scientific collections in demand: the value of the various collections of the Urologic History Center of the German Society of Urology for modern teaching purposes in urology by Moll, F H

“…The use of artifacts and objects from scientific medical collections and museums for academic teaching purposes are one of the main qualifying tasks of those…”
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Carl Posner (1854-1928) : A founder of urology and sexology in Germany by Krischel, M, Moll, F H, Hansson, N, Halling, T, Fangerau, H

“…In this contribution we describe the life and work of the Berlin physician Carl Posner (1854-1928). We present his central role as a member of the founding…”
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"Why visit a medical congress?" : Knowledge transfer between Germany and Sweden using the example of the 1929 DGU meeting in Munich by Hansson, N, Uvelius, B, Halling, T, Moll, F H

“…Drawing on contemporary publications in German and Swedish/Scandinavian journals and biographies as well as conference proceedings of the German Society of…”
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The 69th Congress-urologists nominated for the Nobel Prize : Not everyone got a prize: four biographical sketches by Moll, F H, Halling, T, Krischel, M, Hansson, N, Fangerau, H

“…Our research group has reconstructed why the board certified urologists Werner Forssmann (1904-1979) and Charles Huggins (1901-1997) received the Nobel Prize…”
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Seuchengeschichte in der deutschsprachigen Urologie by Moll, F. H., Halling, T., Griemmert, M.

“…Zusammenfassung Pandemische Erkrankungen haben für viele Gebiete der Medizin Relevanz, von Mikrobiologie über die Epidemiologie bis zur Krankenhausökonomie und…”
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Urologists meet in Berlin. Martin Stolze (1900-1989) and the urologist convention in 1959 in East and West Berlin by Moll, F H, Halling, T, Fangerau, H

“…Scientific meetings are a major part of policy in science and within the scientific community and furthermore they have a major influence on medical and lay…”
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Tyson's glands. On eponymic and discussion in urology and dermatology by Moll, F H, Halling, T, Leissner, J, Fangerau, H

“…The use of eponyms in scientific terminology and particularly in medical terminology has a long tradition but discussion often arises especially since the…”
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Quality criteria for scientific collections within medical associations: the collections of the German Urological Association fullfill high requirements by Moll, F H, Rathert, P, Fangerau, H

“…Quality criteria are necessary for the evaluation and rating of scientific collections of medical associations and are necessary for their development in order…”
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Der Urologe Eugen Joseph und sein Suizid by Moll, F. H., Krischel, M.

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The urologist Eugen Joseph and his suicide by Moll, F H, Krischel, M

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Urological moulages: forgotten three-dimensional documents between university collections and panopticum -- a dying presentation form even in urological museology by Moll, F H, Görgen, A, Fangerau, H

“…The use of wax models traces its roots back to antiquity and appears to have reached the peak of perfection in the eighteenth century especially in Italy. From…”
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The collections of the museum and archives of the German Society of Urology. Reflections on objects in the museum by Moll, F H, Rathert, P, Fangerau, H

“…Objects in a museum that were used by urologists are part of the history of urology. If we know how to look at them they can be sources for a better…”
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Establishment of university departments of urology in North Rhine-Westphalia: the Aachen model by Moll, F H, Halling, T, Rathert, P, Krischel, M, Fangerau, H

“…The foundation of university departments of urology in postwar East and West Germany faced some opposition by some university professors of surgery who wanted…”
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Urology and National Socialism. Paul Rosenstein 1875-1964, the disrupted biography of a Jewish urologist by Moll, F H, Krischel, M, Rathert, P, Fangerau, H

“…The biography of Paul Rosenstein (1875-1964) serves as an example of the fate of a Jewish scientist at the beginning of the twentieth century in an area of…”
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