No acid no ulcer: Dragutin (Carl) Schwarz (1868 – 1917), the man ahead of his time (CROSBI ID 186088)
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No acid no ulcer: Dragutin (Carl) Schwarz (1868 – 1917), the man ahead of his time
Dragutin (Carl) Schwarz (1868 -1917) was born in Varaždin (part of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy then, northwestern part of Croatia today). As many Croats of the period he enrolled the Vienna School of Medicine and graduated in 1891. After some time spent in few clinics of Monarchy he returned to his homeland in 1895. Named primary physician of the surgical department of Charity Brothers’ Hospital in Zagreb, he motivated lively activities there and became the prominent member of medical community. Aside of his impressive surgical work, Carl Schwarz is primarily remembered for his dictum "No acid no ulcer" (1910) which was proved to be true in the decades that followed. This short editorial, aims to recall those visionary observations ever inviting and challenging further investigations.
Dragutin (Carl) Schwarz (1868-1917); the concept of gastric acidity; gastric acid; peptic ulcer; history of medicine; Croatia; Austro- Hungarian Monarchy; 19th /20th century
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