Moritz Benedikt

Moriz Benedikt (also Moritz Benedikt, born July 4, 1835 in Eisenstadt, † April 14, 1920 in Vienna ) was an Austrian neurologist of Jewish descent. He was a professor of neurology at the University of Vienna. Benedict worked during the Second Italian War of Independence (1859 ) and the Austro-Prussian War as a physicist with the Austrian military together.

Benedict was a specialist in the electrotherapy, neuropathology field, according to him, the Benedict 's syndrome was named.

He also explored with the divining postulated by him " pathogenic places " which he was a pioneer of dowsing designated by Gustav Freiherr von Pohl.

Works

  • Electrotherapy, Tendler & Companie, Vienna 1868
  • The psychological functions of the brain in healthy and diseased state, Vienna clinic: lectures; Vol 1, Iss 7, Vienna, 1875
  • On the Doctrine of the localization of brain functions, Vienna clinic: lectures; Vol 9, H. 5-6, Vienna 1875
  • About catalepsy and mesmerism, Vienna clinic: lectures; Vol 6, H. 3/4, Vienna, 1880
  • About electricity in medicine, Vienna clinic: lectures; Vol 10, H. 2, Vienna, 1884
  • Basic formulas of the neuropathological thinking, Vienna clinic: lectures; Vol 11, H. 4, Vienna, 1885
  • Hypnotism and suggestion, Breitenstein, Leipzig, 1894
  • Psychology of man as pure empirical science, rice land, Leipzig, 1895
  • Crystallization and Morphogenesis, Perles, Vienna, 1904
  • From My Life: Memories and discussions Konegen, Vienna, 1906
  • Biomechanics and Biogenesis, Fischer, Jena, 1912
  • Deferred ( Reichenbach'sche ) emanations of the chemicals Konegen, Vienna, 1915
  • Guide the rod theory ( dowsing ), Urban & Schwarzenberg, Vienna, 1916
  • Rods and pendulum theory, hard life, Vienna, 1917
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