Wegener's Granulomatosis and the Medical Press
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Friedrich Wegener, who described the granulomatous vasculitic disease that bears his name, has been attacked in a number of publications for his activities during World War II. This has resulted in efforts to expunge the eponymous diagnosis and to rescind previous honors by a medical society. Arguments are herein presented in defense of the late German pathologist and to examine the validity of his accusers' case.
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