Oskar Lassar (11 January 1849 – 21 December 1907) was a German dermatologist who was a native of Hamburg. After earning his medical doctorate in 1872, he worked briefly as a hospital assistant at the Berlin Charité. He later started a private hospital for dermatology and syphilis in Berlin. His clinic was known for being technologically advanced, and it was the first to have a Finsen ultraviolet light therapy device and X-ray machine. In 1902 he became a professor at the University of Berlin.
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| - Oskar Lassar (* 11. Januar 1849 in Hamburg; † 21. Dezember 1907 in Berlin) war ein deutscher Mediziner, der sich vor allem Fragen der Hygiene widmete und maßgeblich an der Verbreitung von Volksbädern in Deutschland beteiligt war. (de)
- Oskar Lassar (ur. 11 stycznia 1849 w Hamburgu, zm. 21 grudnia 1907 w Berlinie) – niemiecki lekarz dermatolog. Pisał również bajki dla dzieci i powieści, pod pseudonimem Edmund Olaß. (pl)
- Oskar Lassar (11 January 1849 – 21 December 1907) was a German dermatologist who was a native of Hamburg. After earning his medical doctorate in 1872, he worked briefly as a hospital assistant at the Berlin Charité. He later started a private hospital for dermatology and syphilis in Berlin. His clinic was known for being technologically advanced, and it was the first to have a Finsen ultraviolet light therapy device and X-ray machine. In 1902 he became a professor at the University of Berlin. (en)
- Oskar Lassar, född den 11 januari 1849 i Hamburg, död den 21 december 1907 i Berlin, var en tysk läkare. Lassar deltog som student i fransk-tyska kriget 1870-71, varunder han avancerade till officer, blev hos fysiologen Meissner i Göttingen och 1875 hos patologen Cohnheim i Breslau. Från 1877 var han verksam som hudläkare i Berlin, där han 1880 blev privatdocent och 1902 professor. 1886 gav han vid naturforskarmötet i Berlin uppslag till Berlins dermatologiska sällskap. (sv)
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| - Oskar Lassar (* 11. Januar 1849 in Hamburg; † 21. Dezember 1907 in Berlin) war ein deutscher Mediziner, der sich vor allem Fragen der Hygiene widmete und maßgeblich an der Verbreitung von Volksbädern in Deutschland beteiligt war. (de)
- Oskar Lassar (11 January 1849 – 21 December 1907) was a German dermatologist who was a native of Hamburg. After earning his medical doctorate in 1872, he worked briefly as a hospital assistant at the Berlin Charité. He later started a private hospital for dermatology and syphilis in Berlin. His clinic was known for being technologically advanced, and it was the first to have a Finsen ultraviolet light therapy device and X-ray machine. In 1902 he became a professor at the University of Berlin. Lassar is remembered for the creation of public bath houses for low-income individuals in Germany and Austria. These bath houses were constructed in the interest of public hygiene, at a time when poorer people didn't have private baths or showers. In Germany, the bath-houses were called Volksbad, and in Austria- Tröpferlbad. In 1899, Lassar was founder of the German Society for Volksbädern. One of his slogans was "a weekly bath for every German." He was very social, and he invited physicians who made referrals to his clinic to a champagne breakfast twice a year. Lassar was among the first physicians in Europe to employ X-ray technology for therapeutic purposes. Also, he developed a zinc paste for treatment of eczema, an ointment that is still used today and known as "Lassar's paste". In addition, Lassar was the first to assemble a collection of moulage (model injuries for training purposes) in Germany. He was founder of the dermatology journal Dermatologische Zeitschrift and was its editor from 1893 until his death in 1907. (en)
- Oskar Lassar (ur. 11 stycznia 1849 w Hamburgu, zm. 21 grudnia 1907 w Berlinie) – niemiecki lekarz dermatolog. Pisał również bajki dla dzieci i powieści, pod pseudonimem Edmund Olaß. (pl)
- Oskar Lassar, född den 11 januari 1849 i Hamburg, död den 21 december 1907 i Berlin, var en tysk läkare. Lassar deltog som student i fransk-tyska kriget 1870-71, varunder han avancerade till officer, blev hos fysiologen Meissner i Göttingen och 1875 hos patologen Cohnheim i Breslau. Från 1877 var han verksam som hudläkare i Berlin, där han 1880 blev privatdocent och 1902 professor. 1886 gav han vid naturforskarmötet i Berlin uppslag till Berlins dermatologiska sällskap. Jämte Unna och von Hebra skapade Lassar 1892 tidskriften "Monatshefte für praktische dermatologie". Från 1893 utgav han "Dermatologische zeitschrift". En framstående förtjänst inlade Lassar som grundläggare av Deutsche gesellschaft für . Han offentliggjorde därjämte många avhandlingar inom det kliniska och terapeutiska området samt inom den allmänna hygienen. Lassars klinik var berömd som ett mönsterinstitut, och hans ansågs vara den rikhaltigaste i världen. Som dermatolog åtnjöt Lassar världsrykte. (sv)
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