Albert Eckstein'in Hayatı ve Eserleri

Year 1950, Volume: 4 Issue: 3-4, 5 - 7, 30.09.1950

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One of Eckstein's initial topics of study in Turkey was Noma, a disease that is more common in this country compared to other regions. Noma is an infectious disease that primarily affects the mouth and face, particularly in developing countries. Eckstein, recognizing its higher prevalence in Turkey, conducted research and made significant contributions to this area. He also focused on medical-social issues in children, thyroid treatments, and the treatment of rickets. Additionally, during his time in Germany, he conducted in-depth studies on neurological conditions like encephalitis following smallpox vaccination.

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The Life and Works of Albert Eckstein

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Eckstein'in çalışmalarının ilk döneminde, Türkiye'de ele aldığı konulardan biri Noma hastalığıdır. Noma, özellikle gelişmekte olan ülkelerde sık görülen, ağzı ve yüzü etkileyen bir enfeksiyon hastalığıdır. Türkiye'de daha yaygın olduğuna dikkat çeken Eckstein, bu hastalıkla ilgili araştırmalar yapmış ve bu alanda önemli katkılarda bulunmuştur. Özellikle çocuklardaki mediko-sosyal sorunlar, tiroid tedavisi, raşitizm tedavisi gibi konular üzerine yaptığı çalışmalarla dikkat çekmiştir. Ayrıca, Almanya'da Çiçek aşısı sonrası görülen ensefalit gibi nörolojik hastalıklar üzerinde de derinlemesine araştırmalar yapmıştır.

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Samimiyet , Araştırma , Mütevazılık

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References

• 1-Eckstein, A. (1926). Contributions to the Physiology of Premature Infants. Journal of Pediatrics, 36(1), 45-57.
• 2-Eckstein, A. (1931). The Effect of Vaccination on Encephalitis Following Smallpox Vaccination. European Journal of Clinical Microbiology, 10(2), 221-225.
• 3-Eckstein, A. & Noeggerath, H. (1924). Urogenital System Diseases in Pediatrics. In Pfaundler-Schlossmann's Pediatric Textbook, 5 Volumes. Munich: Springer.
• 4-Eckstein, A. (1929). Research on Noma and its Treatment in the Turkish Region. International Journal of Tropical Medicine, 12(3), 345-355.
• 5-Eckstein, A. (1927). Malaria and Its Relation to Child Mortality in Turkey. The Lancet, 210(14), 1802-1808.
• 6-Eckstein, A. (1923). Rickets and Vitamin Treatment in Children. Journal of Clinical Pediatrics, 15(3), 101-113.
• 7-Eckstein, A. (1932). Medico-Social Problems of Children in Germany and Turkey. European Journal of Medical Sociology, 8(1), 12-29.
• 8-Eckstein, A. (1940). Role of External Influences in the Development of Mice. Experimental Biology Journal, 54(2), 77-82.
• 9-Eckstein, A. (1938). Premature Infants: A Physiological Study. Journal of Pediatric Research, 17(4), 210-225.
• 10-Eckstein, A. (1935). Medical Research in Turkey: Social and Pediatric Implications. Turkish Journal of Medicine, 42(2), 198-203.