Search Results - "Peschel, Oliver K"

Chronic active non-lethal human-type tuberculosis in a high royal Bavarian officer of Napoleonic times-a mummy study by Nerlich, Andreas G, Kirchhoff, Sonja M, Panzer, Stephanie, Lehn, Christine, Bachmeier, Beatrice E, Bayer, Birgit, Anslinger, Katja, Röcker, Pascale, Peschel, Oliver K

“…In paleopathology, morphological and molecular evidence for infection by mycobacteria of the M. tuberculosis complex (MTC) is frequently associated with early…”
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Metastatic Prostate Carcinoma in an Early 18th-Century South German Abbot—Interdisciplinary Research Reveals Clues to His Final Disease History by Nerlich, Andreas G, Panzer, Stephanie, Lehn, Christine, Hamann, Christian, Donell, Simon T, Peschel, Oliver K

“…This interdisciplinary investigation of the human remains of Balduin Helm, one of the most important abbots of the Fürstenfeld monastery, provides novel…”
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Adipositas and metabolic bone disorder in a 16th century Upper Austrian infant crypt mummy—An interdisciplinary palaeopathological insight into historical aristocratic life by Nerlich, Andreas G., Panzer, Stephanie, Wimmer, Judith, Hamann, Christian, Peschel, Oliver K.

“…We describe here the results of a multidisciplinary study on an infant mummy from 16th century Upper Austria buried in the crypt of the family of the Counts of…”
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Trauma of bone and soft tissues in South American mummies—New cases provide further insight into violence and lethal outcome by Begerock, Anna-Maria, Loynes, Robert, Peschel, Oliver K., Verano, John, Bianucci, Raffaella, Martinez Armijo, Isabel, González, Mercedes, Nerlich, Andreas G.

“…There exist numerous reports on violence in South American populations which shed a particular light on life and living conditions in those historic…”
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Traumatic fractures in an early 19th century museum skeleton suggest the homicide of an old Munich character: the history of "Finessensepperl" (Finesse Joseph) by Nerlich, Andreas G, Panzer, Stephanie, Lehn, Christine, Friederichs, Jan, Peschel, Oliver K

“…The well preserved skeleton of Joseph Huber, a very well-known historical character of the 19th century Munich, also nicknamed "Finessen-Sepperl", is the…”
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Assassination of Elisabeth, Empress of Austria, Queen of Hungary, on 10 September 1898: further additions and minor annotations by Nerlich, Andreas G, Sedivy, Roland, Habicht, Michael E, Galassi, Francesco M, Donell, Simon, Bogner-Flatz, Viktoria, Peschel, Oliver K

“…Very recently, a comprehensive re-evaluation of the medical facts and observations surrounding the death of Empress Elisabeth "Sisi" of Austria (1837-1898) was…”
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