The rise and fall of eponyms.
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The eponym "Wilms": a reminder of a surgeon's lifelong contributions to medicine.
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Obstetrical-gynecological eponyms: Freidrich Krukenberg and ovari an tumors.
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Obstetrical-gynecological eponyms: Cloquet's node, Basset's operation, and cancer of the vulva.
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Obstetrical-gynecological eponyms: Fritz Brenner and Brenner tumors of the ovary.
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Notes on the history of eponymic idiopathic vasculitis: the diseases of Henoch and Schönlein, Wegener, Churg and Strauss, Horton, Takayasu, Behçet, and Kawasaki.
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Behcet Syndrome↗
On the history of eponymic idiopathic vasculitis: comment on the article by Matteson.
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The eponym of the supinator arch.
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Requiem for the Eponym (Eponymomania). (For the International Skeletal Society).
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Sir James Paget: the man and the eponym.
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[The Stromeyer hook. Life and work of the man behind the eponym].
Georg Friedrich Stromeyer (1804-1876) is generally known as one of the founders of orthopedics and orthopedic surgery and also made many contributions to modern military medicine. Furthermore, every oral and maxillofacial surgeon in Germany knows him because of the "Stromeyer hook", which is used for elevation of zygomatic arch fractures. This special aspect as well as Stromeyer's biography is presented in this article from the history of medicine.
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Editorial: The use and abuse of eponyms.
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Eponymous confusion over Bruno Fleischer.
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