Christian Friedrich Nasse

Christian Friedrich Nasse ( born April 18, 1778 in Bielefeld, † April 18, 1851 in Marburg ) was a German psychiatrist.

Life

After a short business training, he began his medical studies in 1796 in Halle ( Saale). After completing his doctorate, he settled in Bielefeld as a practical physician. Later he took over the management of the local poorhouse. In 1814 he left Bielefeld in 1815 and professor of internal medicine in Halle, before 1819 a professorship at the University of Bonn followed, where he taught until his death.

He belonged to the first generation of professors of the University of Bonn and was the first German representative of vivisection. In 1818 he founded the journal of mental doctors, the yearbooks of Anthropology further published later under the title. He was strongly committed to a mental health reform and is considered the first German clinician who has exercised the bedside diagnosis and introduced in the lectures.

His grave is located at the old cemetery in Bonn. He was the grandfather of the historian Carl von Noorden. His sons, Karl Friedrich Werner Wet Wet and Otto were also physicians.

Works (selection)

As the sole author

  • Dissertatio De Neuritide - Specimen Medicum inaugurale. Hall in 1800.
  • Studies on the life and teaching of natural medicine. In 1818.
  • About the relation of the brain and spinal cord to stimulate the rest of the body. Hall in 1818.
  • Autopsies - for diagnosis and pathologic anatomy. Bonn 1821.
  • The task of anthropology. 1823.
  • The Medici niche Hospital to Bonn. Hölscher, Coblenz 1825. ( 36 pages)
  • As to the judge's question to the doctor for judging mental states. Leipzig in 1826.
  • Test of practical division of skin diseases. In 1834.
  • Handbook of special treatment. In 1838.
  • The Isogenesis, a law of nature. Bonn 1844.
  • The treatment of the insane and Gemüthskranken by non- physicians. Bonn 1844.
  • Call for more active care for the health of factory workers. Sink, Bonn 1845.
  • To protect the craftsmen in factories. Bonn 1846.
  • Combustion and respiration, chemical action and organic life. Bonn 1846.
  • The prevention and distinction of Gemüths diseases., 1848.

Translations

  • Alexander Volta 's writings on electricity and galvanism from the Italiänischen French and translated by Dr. CF Wet, Volume One. Schimmelpfennig, Halle 1803. (270 pages)
  • German - Latin dictionary for medicine - Studi Rende by Celsus, Pliny and others by Leo Levie (Rotterdam) and CF Wet. Marcus, Bonn 1833. (325 pages)

Works in the author's collective

  • Carl Arnold Wilmans, Christian Friedrich Nasse: report to the local people about the local arms hospital catering establishment. Küsters, Bielefeld 1810.
  • Carl Arnold Wilmans, Christian Friedrich Nasse: Continued report on the local health food establishment. Küsters, Bielefeld 1811.
  • Franz Johann Wenceslaus Crimean, Christian Friedrich Nasse: studies on the proximate cause of the cough: With reference to the doctrines of the respiration and the croup. Cnobloch, Leipzig 1819.
  • Victor Collin, Franz Jacob Bourel, Christian Friedrich Nasse: examination of the chest to the knowledge of breast diseases. Schmitz, Cologne 1828th
  • Elias Regnault, FA Bourel, Christian Friedrich Nasse: The judicial judgment of the physicians on doubtful mental states in particular on the so-called Momomanie, legal and psychological lit. Pappers, Cologne 1830.
  • Carvela Franz, Franz Xaver Melicher, Christian Friedrich Nasse: Observations on the healing of rickets. Habicht, Bonn 1835.
  • Valentin Hansen, Christian Friedrich Nasse: The nitric acid internally served as a cure Bright's disease or albuminuria. Lintz, Trier 1843.
  • A. Mayer ( Burg Steinfurt ), Christian Friedrich Nasse: The diseases of the duodenum: a pathological attempt. Boetticher, Dusseldorf 1844. ( 141 pages )

Periodicals

  • Carl August von Eschenmayer (Tübingen), Dietrich Georg Kieser ( Jena ), Christian Friedrich Nasse, Christian Gottfried Daniel Nees von Esenbeck (Bonn): Archives for the animal magnetism. Leipzig from 1817 to 1824. ( 12 volumes )
  • Christian Friedrich Nasse: Journal of Mental doctors. Cnobloch, Leipzig from 1818 to 1822.
  • Christian Friedrich Nasse: Journal of Anthropology. Cnobloch, Leipzig from 1823 to 1826.
  • Christian Friedrich Nasse: Yearbooks of Anthropology and the pathology and therapy of Irrseyns. Cnobloch, Leipzig 1830 -
  • Christian Friedrich Nasse, Hermann Nasse: Studies on the physiology and pathology. Habicht, Bonn 1835-1839.
  • Andreas Gottschalk, Christian Friedrich Nasse: collection to the attention of the brain and spinal cord diseases, First Issue. Hallberger, Stuttgart 1837. ( 232 pages, with contributions by George Kellie, Benjamin Collins Brodie and John Sims )
  • Andreas Gottschalk, Christian Friedrich Nasse: collection to the attention of the brain and spinal cord diseases, second issue. Hallberger, Stuttgart 1838. ( 225 pages, with contributions by Philippe Hutin (Paris ), M. Eager, M. Ringing and Jean Baptiste Hippolyte Dance ( Paris) )
  • Andreas Gottschalk, Christian Friedrich Nasse: collection to the attention of the brain and spinal cord diseases, the third book. Hallberger, Stuttgart 1840. (241 pages, with contributions by Jean -Baptiste Cazauvieilh (Paris), Louis Francisque Lélut, Jean Baptiste Hippolyte Dance ( Paris ) and Richard Bright)

Honors and Awards

After the Wet Wet Station (Main Building, Department of Internal Medicine I, Bonn) is named.

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