Robert Froriep

Robert Friedrich Froriep ( born February 2, 1804 in Jena, † June 15, 1861 in Weimar ) was a German anatomist. He was the father of the anatomist August from Froriep ( 1849-1917 ).

Robert Froriep studied medicine at the University of Bonn. He was prosector at the Charité in Berlin. In 1846 he became director of the country's industry - Comptoirs, Weimar.

Works

  • Clinical copper plates. A choice collection of pictures in terms of internal diseases, especially their diagnosis and pathological anatomy. First twelfth delivery. The publishers of the Grand -Ducal Saxon priv Landes-Industrie - Comptoirs, Weimar from 1828 to 1837.
  • Surgical anatomy of the Ligaturstellen ( Anatomia chirurgica locorum ch ligandis arte riis peridoneorum ). Weimar 1830.
  • The symptoms of Asiatic cholera, in Nov. and Dec. 1831 mapped to Berlin and described. Weimar 1832.
  • Pathological- anatomical illustrations from the collection of the Royal Charité hospital in Berlin. Weimar: Landes-Industrie - Comptoir, 1834.
  • Remarks on the influence of schools on health. Berlin: Enslin, 1836.
  • Observations on the curative effect of electricity: when using the magnetoelectrischen apparatus. Weimar: The publishers of the country - industry - Comptoirs, 1843.
  • The characteristic of the head according to the laws of development thereof. Berlin: Sachse, 1845.
  • Icon synoptica nervorum etc. Jena 1850.
  • Roberti Froriepi Atlas anatomicus corporis humani partium by strata dispositarum imagines: in tabulis XXX from Augusto Andorffo delineatas ferroque incisas exhibens. Weimar: Landes-Industrie - Comptoir, 1851, 1856, 6th edition Leipzig 1877..
  • Memoranda of speciellen human anatomy. 2nd edition Weimar in 1854.
  • The rescue of the cretins. Bonn 1857.
  • The breeds of horses. Weimar 1852; 4th Edition, 1857.
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