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- Maximilian Stoll (* 12. Oktober 1742 in Erzingen, Baden-Württemberg; † 23. Mai 1787 in Wien) war ein deutsch-österreichischer Arzt und Hochschullehrer. (de)
- Maximilian Stoll (October 12, 1742 – May 25, 1787) was an Austrian physician who was a native of Erzingen, Baden-Württemberg. Stoll originally trained as a theologian, with his interests later turning to medicine, and in 1776 attained a professorship at the University of Vienna. Soon afterwards, he succeeded Anton de Haen (1704–1776) at the Vienna clinic. In Vienna he worked closely with Leopold Auenbrugger (1722–1809) and Anton von Störck (1731–1803). One of Stoll's better known students was phrenologist Franz Joseph Gall (1758–1828). Stoll is remembered for his epidemiological and systematic approach to medicine. He stressed the importance of knowing the clinical details of a patient's history, and installed a practice of keeping daily progress records of patients. He also developed a system of classifying diseases that was similar to the nosology of Thomas Sydenham (1624–1689). Stoll was one of the first practitioners of Auenbrugger's percussion methodology. In 1777 he is credited with providing the first description of gall bladder cancer. Stoll was a popular lecturer, and is considered an important figure in the "Old Vienna School" of medicine, a group that included Auenbrugger, Störck, Gerard van Swieten (1700–1772), et al. (en)
- Maximilian Stoll est un médecin, né à Erzingen, en Souabe, le 12 octobre 1742, mort à Vienne le 22 mars 1788. (fr)
- Maximilian Stoll, född 12 oktober 1742 i Erzingen, Württemberg, död 25 maj 1787 i Wien, var en tysk läkare. Stoll var först jesuit, men studerade sedermera medicin och var under åren 1776-84 professor i medicinsk klinik vid Wiens universitet samt läkare vid . I Wien grundade han tillsammans med Gerard van Swieten och Anton de Haen en berömd klinisk skola samt inlade stor förtjänst i synnerhet om utvecklingen av läran om de epidemiska sjukdomarna. (sv)
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- Maximilian Stoll (* 12. Oktober 1742 in Erzingen, Baden-Württemberg; † 23. Mai 1787 in Wien) war ein deutsch-österreichischer Arzt und Hochschullehrer. (de)
- Maximilian Stoll est un médecin, né à Erzingen, en Souabe, le 12 octobre 1742, mort à Vienne le 22 mars 1788. (fr)
- Maximilian Stoll, född 12 oktober 1742 i Erzingen, Württemberg, död 25 maj 1787 i Wien, var en tysk läkare. Stoll var först jesuit, men studerade sedermera medicin och var under åren 1776-84 professor i medicinsk klinik vid Wiens universitet samt läkare vid . I Wien grundade han tillsammans med Gerard van Swieten och Anton de Haen en berömd klinisk skola samt inlade stor förtjänst i synnerhet om utvecklingen av läran om de epidemiska sjukdomarna. (sv)
- Maximilian Stoll (October 12, 1742 – May 25, 1787) was an Austrian physician who was a native of Erzingen, Baden-Württemberg. Stoll originally trained as a theologian, with his interests later turning to medicine, and in 1776 attained a professorship at the University of Vienna. Soon afterwards, he succeeded Anton de Haen (1704–1776) at the Vienna clinic. In Vienna he worked closely with Leopold Auenbrugger (1722–1809) and Anton von Störck (1731–1803). One of Stoll's better known students was phrenologist Franz Joseph Gall (1758–1828). (en)
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- Maximilian Stoll (de)
- Maximilian Stoll (fr)
- Maximilian Stoll (en)
- Maximilian Stoll (sv)
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