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Report of the Historian

Report of the Historian. Andreas Gohritz. FESSH Council Meeting June 20th, 2012, Antwerpen. J Hand Surg E Volume. Otfrid Foerster (1873-1941) – a widely unrecognized self-taught pioneer of peripheral nerve reconstruction. Andreas Gohritz, Lee A. Dellon*, Peter M. Vogt

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Report of the Historian

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  1. Report of the Historian Andreas Gohritz FESSH Council Meeting June 20th, 2012, Antwerpen

  2. J Hand Surg E Volume

  3. Otfrid Foerster (1873-1941) – awidely unrecognizedself-taught pioneer of peripheral nerve reconstruction Andreas Gohritz, Lee A. Dellon*, Peter M. Vogt Hannover Medical School, Germany John Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA *

  4. Microsurgery – the past Andreas Gohritz, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover Plastische, Hand- und Wiederherstellungschirurgie Spring Meeting, Nürnberg 2011

  5. Who was really the first ?Jesus „replanted“ the ear of Malchus (= his last wonder) „And he touched his ear and healed it (Lk 22,51)

  6. Overview on the History of Peripheral Nerve Surgery Andreas Gohritz Hannover, Germany

  7. History of Peripheral Nerve Surgery in Europe • Introductory Book Chapter • FESSH Instructional Course 2013 • Chairman: Lars Dahlin, Sweden

  8. From da Vinci to Kapandji

  9. Nikolaus Rüdinger (1832-1896) –from apprentice barber to anatomy professor and his description of joint innervation in 1857 Andreas Gohritz DAM Meeting, Vienna 2011, FESSH 2012 Invited publication in Plast Chir, Dec 2011 Submitted paper, J Rec Microsurg, April 2012

  10. Introduction Ca. 300 000 joint prostheses in Germany / y ! Selective denervation = palliative therapy of joint pain of multiple origins • Wrist, • Shoulder, elbow, finger / CMC 1 joint • Knee, ankle • Temporo-mandibular joint Lee A. Dellon Albrecht Wilhelm

  11. „Scheiben-Toni“(Sliced Tony)(* ca. 1880 + ca. 2000)R. I. P. 3-dimensional papp- maché model of trunk • in 8 sagital slices • coloured • slices (re)movable

  12. Influence of Hand Disease on Life and Work of FamousMusicians and Painters Clara Schumann – Overuse Pain Syndrome / Focal Dystonia ? Robert Schumann – Focal Dystonia, PIN Compression ? Nicolo Paganini / Sergej Rachmaninoff – Marfan Syndrome Django Reinhard – Burn Contractures of Fingers Paul Wittgenstein, Rick Allen – Upper Arm Amputation Peter Paul Rubens, Auguste Renoir – Rheumatoid Arthritis Paul Klee - Scleroderma

  13. Django Reinhardt (*1910 +1953) Own grip techniques  Own Sound

  14. On the historical development of muscle and nerve transfer operations in the late 19th / early 20th century in Germany Andreas Gohritz, Jan Fridén, Peter M. Vogt German Hand Society Meeting 2010 German-Austrian Plast Surg Congress 2011

  15. Oskar Vulpius (1856-1934)2012: Centenary of Vulpius-Klinik, Rappenau Germany Frank Unglaub Andreas Gohritz Peter Hahn Historical article in Handchir Mikrochir Plast Chir

  16. Guillaume Dupuytren (1777-1835) –a colourful character behind a disease‘s name Dupuytren‘s statue in Paris Invited presentations

  17. Dupuytren traveling April, Regensburg June, Paris January, Stade

  18. Daily Work Up to 300 patients in hospital 5 h standing up 6-9 h ward round 1st lecture / out-patients / operations „Consultation Générale et Gratuite“ 18-19 Uhr 2nd lecture, ward round Left hospital rarely before 23 h  about 10 000 (!) patients / year Amphithéatre (Lecture, operations, autopsies)

  19. Book chapter on history of hand surgery Martin Langer Andreas Gohritz Horst Haferkamp

  20. Thank you for your kind attention !

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