Carl Wedl

Carl Wedl ( born October 14, 1815 in Vienna, † September 21, 1891 ibid; Karl Wedl ) was an Austrian pathologist.

After graduating and receiving his Ph.D. in 1841 in Vienna Wedl was first practically worked. Following a science purposes serving trip to France and England, he took 1844 in Vienna histological examinations and was qualified as a student of Carl von Rokitansky in 1849. As a first associate ( 1853 ) and later ordinary ( 1872 ) Professor of Histology at the University of Vienna, he was the first Professor of Histology in the German language area.

In 1910 in Vienna Landstrasse (3rd district) was named the Wedlgasse after him.

Writings

  • Contributions to the doctrine of Hämatozoen, 1850
  • Contributions to the anatomy of the zweibuckeligen camel (Camelus bactrianus ), 1852 ( with Franz Müller)
  • Broad pathological histology, 1854
  • About the nervous system of nematodes in 1855
  • On some nematodes, 1856
  • Characteristic size of several partly new taenia, 1856
  • About one in the stomachs of cattle occurring epiphyte 1858
  • Anatomical observations on trematodes, 1858
  • About the importance of the shells of some gastropods occurring Acephalen and canals, 1859
  • Contributions to the pathology of the blood vessels, 1859
  • About a germinating in dentin and bone Mushroom, 1864
  • Atlas of Pathology of the Teeth, 1869 ( with Moritz Heider )
  • About the skin - sensitivity areas of the individual spinal nerve pairs, 1869 ( with Louis Türck )
  • Histological Mittheilungen. On the anatomy of the spleen, 1871
  • Pathology of the teeth, with special reference to anatomy and physiology, 1872
  • For the pathological anatomy of glaucoma, 1882
  • Superstition and the Natural Sciences, 1883
  • Pathological Anatomy of the Eye, 1886
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