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H Wendel

Publications and source records attributed to H Wendel.

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[The spontaneous mediastinal and skin emphysema].

A report is given on four patients with spontaneous mediastinal and skin emphysema. In three cases younger patients from 14 to 21 years were concerned, in the fourth case a 63-year-old patient was concerned. Two of the younger patients revealed a long lasting malnutrition. As favouring or triggering factor, respectively, for the pathogenesis of the mediastinal emphysema in accordance with Macklin an increase of the intrathoracic pressure by retching, pressing or vomiting is regarded. Apart from this a vasoconstriction of the alveolar vessels (due to decrease of the plasma volume) and nutritional disease might be of importance. In all patients the mediastinal and skin emphysema receded under symptomatic therapeutic measures within some days.

Adolescent↗

[Aseptic bone infarcts in occupational divers].

A report is given on dispensary investigations of professional divers. In 32 of a control group consisting of altogether 41 scaphander divers radiologically were found changes in the sense of aseptic bone necroses. 18 of the examined persons showed polyostotic affection and 14 had a monostotic localisation of the foci. Divers with no extensive findings could further work in their profession with a limitation of depth up to 13 depth of water. On the other hand examined persons with severe changes had temporarily to leave their profession. Relevant problems of the clinical symptomatology and the radiological differential diagnostics of aseptic bone necroses are discussed.

Asepsis↗

[Diagnostic and therapeutic questions on esophageal perforations].

A report is given on three patients with a perforation of the oesophagus. The treatment was carried out without operative intervention. Also extended non-transmural openings of the perforation close under conservative therapy. The profound diagnosis important for therapeutic considerations is emphasized.

Adult↗