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- Q122551 description "Swiss pathologist".
- Q122551 description "Swiss pathologist".
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- Q122551 abstract "Max Askanazy (24 February 1865, Stallupönen - 23 October 1940, Geneva) was a German-Swiss pathologist.In 1890 he received his medical doctorate from the University of Königsberg, where he worked for several years in its pathological institute. In 1903 he obtained the title of professor. In 1905 he succeeded Friedrich Wilhelm Zahn (1845-1904), as professor of general pathology at the University of Geneva, a position he maintained until 1939.Askanazy made contributions in the fields of hematology and parasitology, also conducting important research of bone pathology and the formation of tumors in humans. In 1898 he was the first scientist to describe Hürthle cells, and in 1904 he was the first to link osteitis fibrosa cystica with parathyroid tumors. In 1921, he provided an early description of Schaumann bodies (kalkdrusen), and two years later, he was the first to describe a gastric carcinoid tumor.In 1928 he founded the Société internationale de pathologie géographique (The International Society for Geographical Pathology).".
- Q122551 birthDate "1865-02-24".
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- Q122551 deathDate "1940-10-23".
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- Q122551 dateOfBirth "1865-02-24".
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- Q122551 name "Askanazy, Max".
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- Q122551 comment "Max Askanazy (24 February 1865, Stallupönen - 23 October 1940, Geneva) was a German-Swiss pathologist.In 1890 he received his medical doctorate from the University of Königsberg, where he worked for several years in its pathological institute. In 1903 he obtained the title of professor.".
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