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Paul Schober
German physician, born March 11, 1865, Stuttgart; died August 22, 1943.
Associated eponyms:
Schober's sign
A rheumatologic test of lower back flexibility mainly used with ankylosing spondylitis.
Biography:
Paul Schober studied in Tübingen, Berlin and Strassburg, where he passed the state examination in 1890. He then worked as a physician in Tübingen and other places in southern Germany, and for period he was a ship's physician with the Deutsche Ostafrika-Linie (German East Africa Line). In 1896 he qualified as a physician in France and then settled in Paris. In 1914 Schober left Paris to become a staff physician in Stuttgart as well as medical officer in charge of a camp for French prisoners of war. From 1816 to 1933 he was a state balneologist and head of the state spa administration in Wildbad.
Bibliography:
- Medizinisches Wörterbuch der deutschen und französischen Sprache.
Mit Vorreden von A. Villaret und L. Lereboullet.
Stuttgart, Ferdinand Enke, 1898. 3rd edition 1921. 4th edition 1931.
- Dictionnaire Médical des Langues Allemande et Française.
Préface de Dr. Villaret et Dr. Lereboullet.
3e édition, avec un appendice de mots nouvellement ajoutés à la fin du volume.
Stuttgart : Ferdinand Enke, 1921.
Albert Villaret (1847-1911) and Leon Lereboullet (1842-1914).
- Wildbad und seine Heilquellen: für Kurgäste, Ärzte und Freunde der Natur.
Stuttgart 1920. 2nd edition 1930.
- Klinik des chronischen Rheumatismus. Ein Buch für die Praxis. Stuttgart 1933.
- Isidor Fischer (1869-1943), publisher:
Biographisches Lexikon der hervorragenden Ärzte der letzten fünfzig Jahre.
Berlin – Wien, Urban & Schwarzenberg, 1932.
- W. Keitel:
Ein Mann mit eigenen ansichten – Paul Schober (1865-1943).
Zeitschrift für Rheumatologie, 2007, 66 (2): 157-162.
- Wikipedia. The free encyclopaedia.
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