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Diagnostik von Haarkrankheiten

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Die Diagnostik von Haarkrankheiten kann medizinhistorisch bis auf den altägyptischen „Kopfhautsperzialisten“ zurückverfolgt werden, der zu den ältesten medizinischen Disziplinen gehört. Altägyptische Ärzte untersuchten die Kopfhaut und ihre Erkrankungen und verfügten über eine reichhaltige „Dreckapotheke“ externer Anwendungen, die allerdings der Kosmetik und Magie näher standen als der Medizin. Hippokrates läuterte die Medizin vom Magisch-Religiösen und orientierte sich an der Krankenbeobachtung.

Die erste: … niemals eine Sache als wahr anzunehmen, die ich nicht als solche sicher und einleuchtend erkennen würde, das heißt sorgfältig die Übereilung und das Vorurteil zu vermeiden und in meinen Urteilen nur soviel zu begreifen, wie sich meinem Geist so klar und deutlich darstellen würde, dass ich gar keine Möglichkeit hätte, daran zu zweifeln

René Descartes

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Trüeb, R.M. (2003). Diagnostik von Haarkrankheiten. In: Haare. Steinkopff, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57448-1_4

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