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Cohnheim

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Cohn·heim (knhm), Julius Friedrich 1839-1884.
German pathologist noted for his microscopic investigations into inflammation and pus formation and for his development of the technique of freezing a tissue sample before cutting it into thin slices for microscopic examination.


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Such a patent foramen ovale (PFO) was first described in 1564 by Leonardi Botali and in 1877, Cohnheim described paradoxical embolism due to PFO.
Cohn and Cohnheim arranged an appointment for Koch at Breslau, but Koch returned to Wollstein in a short time.
Returning to Breslau, Ehrlich was impressed by several outstanding histologists, physiologists, pathologists, and bacteriologists, including Weigert, Julius Cohnheim, Rudolf Heidenhain, and Ferdinand Cohn.
 
 
 
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