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Myalgia epidemica (Pleurodynia, Bornholmsche Krankheit)

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Infektionskrankheiten

Part of the book series: Handbuch der Inneren Medizin ((INNEREN 1,volume 1 / 0))

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Die erste Beschreibung dieser eigenartigen Krankheit stammt wohl von Finsen (1856 in Island); der von ihm vorgeschlagene Name „Pleurodynia“ ist in der angelsächsischen Literatur heute noch gebräuchlich. 1872 beobachteten in Norwegen Daae und Homann einen epidemischen Muskelrheumatismus, dem sie den Namen „Febricula contagiosa“ gaben. 1879 wurden in der Schweiz mehrere tausend Fälle einer wohl hierher gehörigen Epidemie beobachtet, die man nach den Ortschaften, in welchen sie auftrat, „Wiggenthaler“, oder „Oltener“ oder „Wangener Krankheit“ bezeichnete.

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R. Aschenbrenner H. Baur K. Bingold H. Eyer G. Fanconi E. Glanzmann O. Gsell F. O. Höring A. Hottinger H. Kleinschmidt W. Löffler F. Lüthy R. Massini W. Mohr E. G. Nauck H. Schlossberger L. Fischer H. Hormann F. Linder H. Lippelt W. Minning D. Moroni E. Reichenow H. Schulten H. Vogel G. Walther F. Weyer

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Aschenbrenner, R. et al. (1952). Myalgia epidemica (Pleurodynia, Bornholmsche Krankheit). In: Aschenbrenner, R., et al. Infektionskrankheiten. Handbuch der Inneren Medizin, vol 1 / 0. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94593-9_18

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