Julius Uffelmann

Julius August Christian Uffelmann ( born January 31, 1837 in Zeven, † February 17, 1894 ) was a German physician and medical historian.

Life

Uffelmann studied in Göttingen under Friedrich Gustav Jakob Henle, Karl Ewald Hasse and Wilhelm tree. After receiving his doctorate in 1861, he practiced in Rostock, Town and Hamlin.

In 1876 he qualified as a professor in Rostock in pediatrics and hygiene. In 1879 he became associate professor and in 1893 ordinary honorary professor. Since 1883 was Uffelmann Director of the Institute of Hygiene, since 1890 a member of the United Ducal Medizinalkommission.

Works

• Anatomical- surgical studies or contributions to the study of the bones of young individuals. Hameln: Schmidt & Suckert, 1865.
• The diet in the acute febrile diseases. Leipzig, F. C. W. Vogel, 1877.
• Representation of the sphere of public health care until now been achieved,. Berlin, 1878.
• The public health care in Italy. German quarterly magazine for public health care, Braunschweig, 1879.
• The public hygiene in ancient Rome. Berlin, 1881.
• Handbook of private and public hygiene of the child. Four Parts Studi Rende, doctors, medical officials and educators. Leipzig, Vogel, 1881.
• Handbook of hygiene. Vienna and Leipzig, 1889.
• The diet of healthy and sick people; Handbook of Dietetics for doctors, administrators and superintendent of healing and care institutions. ( with Immanuel Munk ). Vienna, Urban & Schwarzenberg, 1887. 2nd edition, 1891. 3rd edition, Leipzig and Vienna, 1905.
• Concise Handbook of Pediatrics. Vienna and Leipzig, 1893.
• Textbook of Pediatrics for physicians and students. ( with Bernhard Bendix )