| Literature DB >> 32638066 |
F H Moll1,2,3, T Halling, M Griemmert.
Abstract
Pandemics are relevant for many fields of medicine from microbiology to economics and epidemiology. Many medical specialties which developed during the 19th century, e. g., urology, have had much impact on diagnostics and therapy, such as during the treatment of tuberculosis and sexually transmitted diseases. For some of them, including urology, treatment of, for example, sexually transmitted diseases, was constitutional and differed between countries.Entities:
Keywords: History of medicine; History of pandemics; History of urology; Sexually transmitted diseases; Urogenital tuberculosis; Urology and pandemics
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Year: 2020 PMID: 32638066 PMCID: PMC7339793 DOI: 10.1007/s00120-020-01253-2
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Urologe A ISSN: 0340-2592 Impact factor: 0.803
| 1889/1892 Russische Grippe | 1 Mio. Todesfälle |
| 1918/19 Spanische Grippe | 40 Mio. Todesfälle (ca. 350.000 Deutsches Reich) |
| 1957/58 Asiatische Grippe A/H2 N2 | 4 Mio. (BRD ca. 29.000 Todesfälle, DDR nicht vorliegend) |
| 1968/69 Hongkong-Grippe A/H3N2 | 2 Mio. (BRD ca. 30.000 Todesfälle, DDR nicht vorliegend) |
| 1980er HIV/AIDS | >37 Mio. (Deutschland ca. 19.000 Todesfälle 1980–2001) |
| 1991 Cholera | 12.000 (nur in Lateinamerika) |
| 2002/03 SARS | 774 |
| 2003 H5N1 (Vogelgrippe) | 450 (250.000–500.000 sterben jährlich an saisonaler Grippe) |
| 2009 Influenza A H1 N1 (Schweinegrippe) | 18.449 (253 Deutschland, wahrscheinlich liegt die Zahl um das 10Fache höher) |
| Malaria 2017 | 219 Mio. Erkrankungen, Todesfälle 435.000 weltweit (Deutschland 3) |
| Tuberkulose 2017 | 10 Mio. Erkrankungen, Todesfälle 1,5 Mio. weltweit (Deutschland ca. 100) |
| AIDS 2017 | 1,7 Mio. Erkrankungen, Todesfälle 770.000 (Deutschland ca. 450) |







