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Ludwig Edinger (13 April 1855 – 26 January 1918) was an influential German anatomist and neurologist and co-founder of the University of Frankfurt. In 1914 he was also appointed the first German professor of neurology. Edinger studied medicine from 1872 to 1877 in Heidelberg and Strasbourg. His studies into neurology began during his time as an assistant physician in Giessen (1877 - 1882). His habilitation was in 1881 about neurological researches. He became a docent for these themes. He worked in Berlin, Leipzig and Paris and opened his own practice for neurology in Frankfurt am Main in 1883.

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rdfs:label	Ludwig Edinger (de) Ludwig Edinger (fr) Ludwig Edinger (it) Ludwig Edinger (en) Ludwig Edinger (nl) Ludwig Edinger (pl) Ludwig Edinger (pt) Ludwig Edinger (sv)
rdfs:comment	Ludwig Edinger (* 13. April 1855 in Worms; † 26. Januar 1918 in Frankfurt am Main) war ein deutscher Nervenarzt und Hirnforscher. 1912 war er einer der Mitunterzeichner des Stiftungsvertrags zur Gründung der Universität Frankfurt am Main (eröffnet 1914). Im gleichen Jahr wurde er vom König von Preußen zum Professor für Neurologie ernannt – als erster Forscher in Deutschland. Zu seinen fast vergessenen Leistungen gehört es, aufgrund vergleichender anatomischer Studien im menschlichen Gehirn „alte“ und „neu erworbene“ Abschnitte unterschieden zu haben („Palaeencephalon“, „Neencephalon“; vgl. Telencephalon). (de) Ludwig Edinger, né le 13 avril 1855 à Worms, mort le 26 janvier 1918 à Francfort, est un médecin anatomiste et neurologue de la fin du XIXe et du début du XXe siècle. Lié à l'université de Francfort, il fut en 1914 le premier professeur allemand de neurologie et le fondateur de la neuroanatomie comparée. (fr) Ludwig Edinger (Worms, 13 aprile 1855 – Francoforte, 26 gennaio 1918) è stato un anatomista e neurologo tedesco; fu, nel 1914, il primo professore tedesco di neurologia e il fondatore della neuroanatomia comparata. Descrisse, insieme all'amico e collega Carl Friedrich Otto Westphal, l'omonimo nucleo, che contiene neuroni parasimpatici pregangliari del nervo oculomotore (III nervo encefalico). (it) Ludwig Edinger (Worms, 13 april 1855 - 26 januari 1918) was een Duitse neuroloog die gezien wordt als de vader van de vergelijkende neuroanatomie. Hij was de eerste die het dorsale en gewervelde tractus beschreef dat van de kleine hersenen overloopt in de rug (Edingers tractus). (nl) Ludwig Edinger (ur. 13 kwietnia 1855 w Worms, zm. 26 stycznia 1918 we Frankfurcie) – niemiecki anatom i neurolog, współzałożyciel Uniwersytetu we Frankfurcie nad Menem. W 1914 roku decyzją króla Prus Wilhelma II Hohenzollerna został pierwszym niemieckim profesorem neurologii. (pl) Ludwig Edinger (Worms, 13 de abril de 1855 - 26 de janeiro de 1918) foi um anatomista alemão. (pt) Ludwig Edinger (13 April 1855 – 26 January 1918) was an influential German anatomist and neurologist and co-founder of the University of Frankfurt. In 1914 he was also appointed the first German professor of neurology. Edinger studied medicine from 1872 to 1877 in Heidelberg and Strasbourg. His studies into neurology began during his time as an assistant physician in Giessen (1877 - 1882). His habilitation was in 1881 about neurological researches. He became a docent for these themes. He worked in Berlin, Leipzig and Paris and opened his own practice for neurology in Frankfurt am Main in 1883. (en) Ludwig Edinger, född 13 april 1855 i Worms, storhertigdömet Hessen, död 26 januari 1918 i Frankfurt am Main, var en tysk anatom och neurolog. Edinger blev medicine doktor 1876, senare docent vid den medicinska kliniken i Giessen och direktör för Johann Christian Senckenbergs neurologiska institut i Frankfurt am Main 1883. Han genomförde flera värdefulla undersökningar av uppbyggnaden av det centrala nervsystemet hos ryggradsdjuren. Han visade även, genom undersökning av färgreaktionerna på magsäckens slemhinna, att bristen på saltsyra inte var ett säkert tecken på magcancer. (sv)
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