SOURCES IN TIMEEmil Zuckerkandl (1849–1910): Anatomist and pathologist
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Eponyms: A historical pathway to safe thyroidectomy
2023, Operative Techniques in Otolaryngology - Head and Neck SurgeryCitation Excerpt :He studied medicine at the University of Vienna, graduating in 1874. During that time, he became a favorite student of Joseph Hyrtl at the Vienna School of Anatomy, which was considered one of the world's most eminent anatomy centers.34 He worked briefly in Amsterdam at the University of Utrecht as a prosecutor before returning to Vienna, where after a series of promotions, he ultimately succeeded Hyrtl in becoming the chair of Anatomy in 1888.34
The Czech contribution to the human anatomy: A focus on Charles University
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2016, Academic RadiologyCitation Excerpt :Zuckerkandl described the posterolateral thyroid tubercle that bears his name in 1902 (148), and his name is also associated with the para-aortic chromaffin body (organ of Zuckerkandl) and the posterior layer of renal fascia (Zuckerkandl's fascia) (147). Zuckerkandl's brother, Otto, was a well-known urologist who served as the president of the Second and Third Congresses of the German Society of Urology (149), and Emil's wife, Berta Szeps, was a famous Austrian journalist, who also happened to be the daughter of the editor-in-chief of the Austrian newspaper Morgenpost and the sister-in-law of French Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau (147). The Zuckerkandl home served as a gathering place for such famous figures as painter Gustav Klimt (147,149), sculptor Auguste Rodin, and architect Otto Wagner (147).
Zuckerkandl tubercle in thyroid surgery: Is it a reality or a myth?
2016, Annals of Medicine and SurgeryCitation Excerpt :They suggested that, it may be a useful landmark to find and protect the RLN during thyroid surgery but others do not agree [7]. Additionally, some authors were reported that leaving ZT in the operation field may cause an insufficient surgery [3–6]. The primary objective of the present study was to find out the incidence of ZT in our thyroidectomies and our secondary objective was to investigate whether the ZT has a relationship with RLN.
Transition from anatomy to surgery: historical review of surgical atlases with abdominal wall dissection from the 19th century
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