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magyarul Other names: Hetzel’s finger knife for closing the vagina (Source: Állatorvosi értelmező szótár. Szerk. Gallyas Csaba, Holló Ferenc. Budapest, Mezőgazdasági Kiadó, 1984. p. 305.) The innovator: Henrik Hetzel (1875–1949) Veterinary doctor, founder of the Department of Obstetrics (1918), organizer Tovább …
magyarul Other names: Hetzel’s scissor emasculator The innovator: Henrik Hetzel (1875–1949) – Veterinary doctor, founder of the Department of Obstetrics (1918), organizer and lecturer in obstetrics (1918–1928), and head of the Obstetrics Clinic (1929–1946) and the Polyclinic from 1936 to 1945. Tovább …
magyarul The innovator: Ákos Azary (1850–1888) physician, surgeon, veterinary surgeon, full professor, head of the department of internal medicine from 1882 to 1888; lecturer in veterinary epidemiology and state veterinary medicine. His work, though he was given such a short Tovább …
magyarul The innovator: Ákos Azary (1850–1888) physician, surgeon, veterinary surgeon, full professor, head of the department of internal medicine from 1882 to 1888; lecturer in veterinary epidemiology and state veterinary medicine. His work, though he was given such a short Tovább …
magyarul The innovator: Lajos Thanhoffer (1843-1909) was a professor at the department of physiology, natural history and botany of the Veterinary Institute in Pest, then the Royal Hungarian Veterinary School between 1872 and 1890. He received his medical degree in Tovább …
magyarul The discoverer: Hugó Preisz (1860-1940) Doctor of medicine, surgeon. From 1891 to 1906, he was head of the State Institute of Bacteriology and professor of the Hungarian Royal Academy of Veterinary Medicine then College of Veterinary Medicine. He was Tovább …
magyarul Inventor: veterinarian Árpád Komári from Balástya Árpád Komári obtained his veterinary degree in Vienna, and the Board of the College of Veterinary Medicine decided on the naturalisation of his diploma at its meeting on 30 June 1961. The veterinary Tovább …
magyarul Bizonyítékokon alapuló állatorvoslás (EBVM) : Továbbképző tanfolyam. Publ. RCVS Knowledge, transl. Orbán Éva. Budapest, 2023. URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10832/3680 While both quality assurance (QA) and evidence-based (veterinary) medicine (EBVM) have been part of the practice of doctors and other professionals for Tovább …
magyarul The innovator: Gyula Magyary-Kossa (1865-1944), doctor of medicine, professor of medicine and toxicology from 1896 to 1936, lecturer in veterinary history from 1896 to 1905. In addition to his many important studies in pharmacy and poisoning, the best known Tovább …
magyarul Inventors/innovators: László Fokányi (1874-1940), veterinary doctor, titular public extraordinary teacher, veterinary inspector, later head of the veterinary department of the Ministry of Agriculture; lecturer in the Hungarian public administration organization and veterinary medicine. János Tolvay, agricultural officer. He worked in Tovább …