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Adolf Lorenz ( Weidenau, 21 aprile 1854 – Altenberg, 12 febbraio 1946) è stato un chirurgo austriaco . Indice. 1 Biografia. 1.1 Famiglia e formazione. 1.2 Carriera medica. 1.3 Contributi all'ortopedia. 1.3.1 La "dry surgery" 1.3.2 Il trattamento della lussazione congenita dell’anca. 1.3.3 Il caso di Lolita Armour. 1.4 Vita privata. 2 Gli scritti.
Adolf Lorenz. Adolf Lorenz (21 April 1854, Vidnava – 12 February 1946, Sankt Andrä-Wördern) was an Austrian orthopedic surgeon. Career. He studied medicine at the University of Vienna and subsequently worked as an assistant to surgeon Eduard Albert (1841–1900) in Vienna.
Adolf Lorenz retired in 1924 and died February 12, 1946, in Altenburg, outside Vienna. On the occasion of an orthopedic congress in Vienna in 1997, Adolf Lorenz was honored philatelically on a commemorative stamp issued by Austria (Scott number 1734).
- Ahmadreza Afshar, Robert A. Kyle, David P. Steensma
- 2017
Adolf Lorenz war ein österreichischer Orthopäde. Bekannt wurde er vor allem durch die „unblutige Operation“ der angeborenen Hüftgelenkverrenkung. Er war Vater des Orthopäden und Schriftstellers Albert Lorenz und des Verhaltensforschers und Nobelpreisträgers Konrad Lorenz.
LORENZ, Adolf. Vittorio Putti. Chirurgo ortopedico, nato il 21 aprile 1854 a Weidenau (Slesia). Si laureò a Vienna all'età di 25 anni. Tenne per molti anni la cattedra d'ortopedia all'università di Vienna. Si ritirò dall'insegnamento nel 1924 con il titolo di professore emerito.
3 giu 2020 · Almost 120 years ago, in 1902, the American multimillionaire J. Ogden Armour invited the Austrian orthopaedic surgeon Adolf Lorenz, professor at the University of Vienna, to treat his daughter Lolita. Lolita was born premature in 1896 and spent the first months of her life in an incubator.
Adolf Lorenz, the catalyst for the development of Baylor University Medical Center, died in 1946 at the age of 92. Part of his legacy is the Baylor Health Care System, with 14 hospitals, 8 senior health centers, 14 affiliated ambulatory surgery centers, and approximately 2500 beds.
