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Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Schleip
German physician, born December 22, 1872, Freiburg im Breisgau.
Associated eponyms:
Cabot's ring bodies
Delicate threadlike inclusions seen in the peripheral blood of some patients with severe/megaloblastic anaemia.
Biography:
Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Schleip attended the university of his native town and in Kiel, spending his internship and period as assistant 1898-1909 in Kiel as well as in Hamburg. He obtained his doctorate at Freiburg in 1898. He was habilitated for internal medicine at Freiburg in 1903, 1909-1919 was chief physician at the German hospital in Constantinople and later lived in Freiburg.
Bibliography:
- Atlas der Blutkrankheiten.
Vienna, 1907; 2nd edition with Albert von Alder (1888-1951), Berlin and Vienna, 1928. Translated into English.
- Hematological atlas : with a description of the technic of blood examination.
By Priv. doz. Dr. Karl Schleip ; English adaptation of text, by Frederic E. Sondern ; with 71 colored illustrations. New York : Rebman, 1908.
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