Otto Kalischer

Otto Kalisz ( born April 23, 1869 in Berlin, † August 14, 1942 ) was a German neurologist and anatomist.

Kalisz was ( after 1921 * 1833, †) born in 1869, the son of the physician Adolf Kalisch ( 1833-1893 ) and his wife Clara, nee Franck, in Berlin. He had two brothers, George and Else, later married Beer. His cousin Siegfried Kalisz, was also a neurologist.

Otto Kalisz became in 1886 the university entrance at the Berlin High School to the Grey Abbey and then studied in Berlin, Göttingen and Freiburg medicine. At the Albert -Ludwigs- University of Freiburg, he put in the winter semester 1890/91 from his state examination and the end of 1891 was awarded his doctorate with his thesis "On the renal lesions of scarlet fever " there. This dissertation he submitted as an assistant doctor at the country hospital to Hanau, where he worked since May 1891, after receiving his doctorate. Since 1895 Kalisz worked in the Institute of Anatomy Heinrich Wilhelm Waldeyer at the Friedrich- Wilhelms- University of Berlin and was a member of the Berlin Medical Society (since 1893).

Kalisz led experimental studies with dogs, monkeys and parrots. In 1900, his monograph on Urogenitalmuskulatur that was frequently cited was published.

Works

  • About the renal lesions of scarlet fever. Inaugural Dissertation, Albert -Ludwigs -Univ. Freiburg im Breisgau Freiburg and Baden, Epstein 1891
  • On the nerves of the bladder, the uterus and the vagina. Proceedings of the Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences in Berlin 37/38 pp. 947-950 (1894 )
  • Concerning the nerves of the nasal polyps. Archive for Laryngology and Rhinology 2, 2, pp. 269 ( 1894)
  • About the normal and pathological toe reflex. Virchow's Archives of Pathological Anatomy and Physiology 155 (1899), No. 3, pp. 486-506, doi: 10.1007/BF02005156
  • The sphincters of the bladder. Comptes rendus du - XII Congrès international de médecine vol. II Kouchnérev, 1899 p 96-101
  • On the biology of peptonisirenden milk bacteria. Archive for Hygiene 37, 1, pp. 32 (1900)
  • The Urogenitalmuskulatur of the dam with particular reference to the urinary bladder closure. S. Karger, Berlin 1900
  • More Mittheilungen to Großhirnextirpation in parrots. Advances in medicine 18 (33 ), pp. 641-644. Journal of psychology and physiology of the sense organs 26 (1900), p 421
  • About Großhirnextirpationen in parrots. Proceedings of the Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences in Berlin 34 (5 July 1900), pp. 722-726
  • More communication of the Grosshirnlocalisation in birds. Proceedings of the Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences in Berlin 19 (1901 ), pp. 428-439
  • The cerebrum of the parrots in anatomical and physiological relationship. Prussian Academy of Sciences, Berlin, 1905, 105 pp.
  • For the function of the temporal lobe of the cerebrum. A new Hörprüfungsmethode in dogs; also contribute to dressage as a physiological method of investigation. Proceedings of the Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences in Berlin 10, pp. 204-216 (1907 )
  • Some remarks about my training method. Zentralblatt Physiology 21, 18, pp. 585-586 (1907 )
  • Kalisz O, Lewandowsky M. On the application of dressage method for the determination of lead in the spinal cord. Zentralblatt Physiology 21, pp. 667-688 (1907 )
  • A new Hörprüfungsmethode in dogs. Neurological Zentralblatt 7 (1907 )
  • The seat of the Tondressur in dogs. Zentralblatt Physiology 22, pp. 495-496 (1908 )
  • More releases on the results of dressage as a physiologic method of investigation in the field of hearing, taste and color sense. Virchow's Archives of Pathological Anatomy and Physiology (1909 ), No. 4-6, pp. 303-322
  • About the importance of the frontal portion of the cerebrum for Fresstondressur. Zentralblatt Physiology 24 (1910 ), pp. 716-718
  • Experimental physiology of the cerebrum. In: Max Lewandowsky (Eds. ): Handbook of Neurology Vol 1, Berlin 1911, pp. 365 416
  • About the importance of dressage method for the study of Nervensystems.Journal of Neurology 45, no. 4-6 ( July 1912 ), pp. 349-351, doi: 10.1007/BF01629369
  • About the Tondressur the monkeys. Zentralblatt Physiology 26, pp. 255-265 (1912 )
  • To the memory of Ernst Weber. Klinische Wochenschrift 4, No. 10 ( March 1925 ), pp. 479, doi: 10.1007/BF01850942
  • To the memory of Richard Cassirer. Department of Medicine 48, pp. 1632 (1925 )
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