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Max Schüller
German surgeon, born January 4, 1843, Molsdorf, Koburg-Gotha; died June 20, 1907, Berlin.
Associated eponyms:
Skene's ducts
Paraurethral ducts.
Biography:
Max Schüller studied in Jena and Leipzig. He obtained his doctorate in 1869 and received surgical training with Karl Hueter (1838-1882) in Greifswald, where he was habilitated in 1876, becoming titular professor in 1880. He moved to Berlin in 1883 and there headed the surgical policlinic for the Verein für häusliche Gesundheitspflege [The Organization for Domestic Health Care].
In 1881 Schüller performed the first successful operation for non-descending testicle.
Bibliography:
- Kriegschirurgische Skizzen aus dem Deutsch-französischen Kriege 1870-1871. Hannover, 1871.
- Experimentelle Beiträge zum Studium der septischen Infektion. Leipzig, 1875.
- Über die Lokalbehandlung des chronischen Blasenkatarrhs. Berlin, 1877.
- Experimentelle und histologische Untersuchungen über die Entstehung und Ursachen der skrophulösen und tuberkulösen Gelenkleides.
Stuttgart, 1880.
- Die Tracheotomie, Laryngotomie und Exstirpation des Kehlkopfs.
In: Deutsche Chirurgie, volume 37. Stuttgart, 1880.
- Die chirurgische Anatomie. Berlin, 1885.
- Die Pathologie und Therapie der Gelenksentzündungen. Vienna and Leipzig, 1887.
- Gallensteine als Ursache der Darmobstruktion. Strassburg, 1891.
- Eine neue Behandlungsmethode der Tuberkulose, besonders der chirurgischen Tuberkulose. Wiesbaden, 1891.
- Über die Parasiten im Krebs und Sarkom des Menschen. Jena, 1901.
- Parasitäre Krebsforschung und der Nachweis der Krebsparasiten am Lebenden. Berlin, 1903.
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