... achieved through consistently implemented measures, such as isolating patients with active TB, screening patient's environments, and adopting social measures. The battle against TB included TB sanatoriums, inpatient wards, and the network of TB outpatient clinics. Worsening TB mortality erupted during WWII...

... im Kinderspital Zürich und im Sanatorium Pro Juventute Davis behandelt worden waren, Nachricht zu bekommen. Wir kennen so die Verläufe bei 38 Patienten (Sanatorium Pro Juventute 22, Kinderspital 16), bei denen die Diagnose entweder durch Bronchographie oder durch Autopsie gesichert war. Die meisten...

... Abstract SummaryThe author has prescribed DSCG to asthmatic children since September 1968. These children are hospitalised in a sanatorium 30 m above sea level in a wellwooded region with room for 180 children (boys and girls). There ages range from 3 to 18 years. About 100 of the 180 children...

... the task of summarizing the theories on memory, which led to two major books, in 1892 and 1900, that anticipated several contemporary concepts by several decades. In 1905–1906, the novelist Marcel Proust spent6 weeks with Sollier in his sanatorium at Boulogne-Billan-court, and it is now obvious...

... difficulties which Clara Schumann was not properly prepared to deal with. Finally, she underwent a multimodal pain therapy in the private sanatorium of Dr. Esmarch, which consisted of an integrated interdisciplinary approach comprising pain medication, psychotherapy, physiotherapy and modification of playing...

... the prevention. It plans the tuberculosis sanatorium in Masan] Donga-Ilbo 東亞日報. Mar 29, 1935. 11. “Pyungyang kyulhaek yoyangso kupsok hyunsil yomang, gongsabi imanichonpalbaek won myunyundo yesan-e gyesang(pyungyang)” 平壤結核療養所 急速實現要望, 공사비 二만二천八백 원 明年度 豫算에 計上(平壤) [Tuberculosis sanatorium in Pyongyang...

... that the extermination of “the enemy of the people,” TB, along with the extermination of the “cancer of the peninsula,” leprosy, drug addiction, and mental disease, was to revive a “healthy Korea.” The main activity of the association was “to construct a TB sanatorium that can accommodate about 40,000 people...

... than part of a nationwide design [ 5 ]. The very first Italian sanatorium was built in 1903 near Sondalo, in the Alps of Northern Italy at 1,240 m above sea level, though it achieved worldwide fame between 1932 and 1940, when a new complex of buildings was erected farther below (at an altitude...

... for TB patients in the first sanatorium, a former spa in Bokrijk [ 4 ], but it closed 12 years later in 1908 [ 5 ]. The first free medico-social TB clinic was established in Brussels by Dr Gustave Derscheid in 1897. In 1900, based on the idea of Albert Calmette in France, the first anti-TB dispensary...

... began to realize that the prospects for cure in a sanatorium had only a limited impact on the TB epidemic. In addition, the construction and operation of sanatoriums was expensive. So, in the 1920s, the emphasis was put on the health care system for selected TB patients. Emphasis was placed...

.... https://www.kncvtbc.org/uploaded/2015/09/tdt_2014_nr_2_de_goeij_geschiedenis_organiatie_tbc_bestrijding_nederland1.pdf. 22. Hueting E: Sociaal-Verpleegkundigen en Tuberculosebestrijding. Een Beroep in Historisch Perspectief. Elzevier, 1998. 23. Vijfentwintig Jaar Sanatorium Verzekering, 1936...

... in 1939 to 18,571 in 1943, as shown in Figure 2 [ 8 ]. Fig. 2 Number of new cases of active TB, The Netherlands, 1938-1947. Due to the lack of sanatorium beds, many TB patients were obliged to remain at home, thus further adding to the transmission of the disease. As in peacetime...