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Otto Haferkamp
German pathologist, born 1929.
Associated eponyms:
Haferkamp's syndrome
A syndrome characterized by an association of generalized hemangiomatosis and osteolysis that does not cause complete disappearance of the bones.
Biography:
Otto Haferkamp has been affiliated with the pathological institute at the University of Bonn, and for many years was professor of pathology at the University of Ulm. He retired from the latter position in 1995.
Bibliography:
- O. Haferkamp:
Neurohistologische Befunde beim Pylorospasmus des Säuglings.
Virchows Archiv, Berlin/Heidelberg, March 1956, 328 (3): 239-248.
- O. Haferkamp:
Über das Syndrom: Generalisierte maligne Hämangiomatosis mit Osteolysis.
Zeitschrift für Krebsforschung, September 1961, 64 (5): 418-426.
- Berno Heymer and Otto Haferkamp:
Reticuloendothelial system cells modifying bacterial antigen specificity.
Medical Microbiology and Immunology, Berlin/Heidelberg, 1971, 157 (1): 96-100.
- Berno Heymer, Bürckhard Bültmann and Otto Haferkamp:
Toxicity of Streptococcal Mucopeptides in Vivo and in Vitro.
The Journal of Immunology, 1971, 106: 858-861.
- Alexander Wildfeuer, Berno Heymer, Karl H. Schleifer, and Otto Haferkamp:
Investigations on the Specificity of the Limulus Test for the Detection of Endotoxin. Applied Microbiology, Washington DC, November1974, 28 (5): 867-871.
- Katja Schladitz, Aila Särkkä, Iris Pavenstädt, Otto Haferkamp & Torsten Mattfeldt:
Statistical analysis of intramembranous particles using freeze fracture specimens.
Journal of Microscopy, August 2003, 211 (2): 137–153.
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