David Paul von Hansemann: Contributions to Oncology

Part I:.Background

1. Family, education and career
2. Aspects of philosophy in the culture and science of Germany in the nineteenth century
3. Aspects of biomedical science in the nineteenth century
4. Theories of tumours prior to Hansemann
5. Hansemann’s ideas of the nature of cancer: description and analysis
6. Critics, reviewers, the forgetting of Hansemann, and what might have been
Part II:.Translations

7. On the asymmetrical division of cells in epithelial carcinomata and their biological importance
8. On pathological mitoses
9. Karyokinesis and “Cellular Pathology”
10. On the anaplasia of tumour cells and asymmetric mitosis
11. “Studies on the Specificity, the Altruism and the Anaplasia of cells with Special Reference to Tumours”
12. Hansemann’s other articles and books on tumours and related topics

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