Friedrich Feyrter: A Precise Intellect in a Diffuse System
@article{Champaneria2006FriedrichFA, title={Friedrich Feyrter: A Precise Intellect in a Diffuse System}, author={Manish C. Champaneria and Irvin Mark Modlin and Mark Kidd and Geeta N. Eick}, journal={Neuroendocrinology}, year={2006}, volume={83}, pages={394 - 404} }
Prior to the contributions of Friedrich Feyrter (1895–1973), the regulation of gastrointestinal function was an ill-understood field that was polarized by a combination of the inability of clinical scientists to perceive the relationship between the cellular elements of ‘nervism’ and the newly recognized chemical messenger system. Feyrter, an Austrian pathologist of luminescent intellect and possessed of rigorous analytic capacity, recognized the interface of the divergent elements (neural and…
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