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Hans Runge
German obstetrician, born April 18, 1892, Neustrelitz, Mecklenburg; died 1964; Heidelberg.
Associated eponyms:
Ballantyne-Runge syndrome
Dysmaturity syndrome, placental dysfunction syndrome, postmaturity syndrome, prenatal dystrophy syndrome, prolonged gestation syndrome.
Runge's signs
Objective signs of a too long pregnancy
Biography:
Hans Runge attended the universities of Tübingen, Leipzig, and Rostock, obtaining his doctorate at the latetr university in 1919. He worked in the university pathological institute at Rostock as well as at the university women’s and children’s clinic, and subsequently entered service at the university women’s clinic at Kiel, where he was habilitated for obstetrics and Gynecology in 1924, becoming ausserordentlicher professor in 1924. He later worked in Heidelberg.
Bibliography:
- Die biologische Schwangerschaftsdiagnose.
In: Theodor Brugsch and A. Schnittelhelm: Klinische Laboratoriumstechnik. Berlin and Vienna, 1928. This was the second edition of their Technik der speziellen klinischen Untersuchungsmethoden. Berlin and Vienna, 1914.
- Blutung und Fluor.
In: Medizinische Praxis, Dresden, volume 9, 1930.
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