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Theodore Seward Blakesley

Der Magier unter den Siebbein-Operateuren

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Die gefensterte Ethmoidzange nach Theodore Seward Blakesley (1878–1943) ist heute Bestandteil aller Instrumenten-Sets für die endonasale Siebbeinoperation und wird seit 1915 in den wichtigsten Operationslehren und Instrumentenkatalogen empfohlen. Wer steckt hinter dem Namensgeber der „Siebbeinzange nach Blakesley“?

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  • Mudry A, Lübbers W, Pirsig W. One hundred years ago: the physician magician Blakesley presented his ethmoid forceps. The Journal of Laryngology & Otology. 2016; 130: 1086–92.

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  1. Ringelnatzweg 2, 30419, Hannover, Deutschland

    Wolf Lübbers (Facharzt für HNO)

  2. Pöltnerstr. 22, 82362, Weilheim i.OB, Deutschland

    Christian W. Lübbers (Facharzt für HNO)

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Lübbers, W., Lübbers, C.W. Der Magier unter den Siebbein-Operateuren. HNO Nachrichten 48, 56–57 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00060-018-5659-z

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