Hunner received his M.D. in 1897 as a member of the first graduating class of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He was the first resident under Howard Atwood Kelly to have graduated from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Hunner became the chief resident of the School of Gynecology, and was the Chief of the Urological Division of the Department of Gynecology until his retirement at age 70.[1]
Hunner was the first to describe the radial method of cauterization for chronic inflammation of the cervix[2] in 1906, and was the first to describe interstitial cystitis as a distinct disease entity in 1915.[3]
An unusual obstetric injury causing detachment of bladder and urethra from the symphisis pubis and complete epispadias (1937)[10]
The urinary tract in relation to the diagnosis of abdominal and pelvic lesions (1937)[11]
Luray Cavernsedit
Hunner conducted bacteriological research on the Luray Caverns and Limair Sanatorium near Luray, Virginia in 1902, discovering that the air coming from the Luray Caverns was very pure. Despite the scientific evidence, the idea never gained popularity.[12]
"But in spite of the bacteriologic purity of the air in Limair Sanitarium, I am sure many will protest against breathing the polluted, moldy emanations from a source never penetrated by the rays of the sun… I must confess this was my first impression, and the same prejudice has been expressed by many friends with whom I have conversed,” wrote Hunner. Arguing the experimental evidence, disinfecting qualities of lime, and pointing to the fact that “we find no organic matter in the caverns undergoing decomposition,” Hunner subsequently confessed himself a convert.[13]
Referencesedit
^"Guy Leroy Hunner 1868-1957". Portrait Collection. The Johns Hopkins University and The Johns Hopkins Health System. 2018. Retrieved 22 April 2019.
^"Nongonorrheal endocervicitis and vaginitis". California and Western Medicine. Europe PMC. September 1931. Retrieved 22 April 2019.
^Meijlink, Jane M. (2014). "Interstitial cystitis and the painful bladder: A brief history of nomenclature, definitions and criteria". International Journal of Urology. 21: 4–12. doi:10.1111/iju.12307. PMID 24807485. S2CID 26719630.
^Jane M Meijlink (7 May 2014). "Interstitial cystitis and the painful bladder: A brief history of nomenclature, definitions and criteria". International Journal of Urology. 21. Wiley Online Library: 4–12. doi:10.1111/iju.12307. PMID 24807485. S2CID 26719630.
^Guy L. Hunner (May 1915). "A Rare Type of Bladder Ulcer in Women; Report of Cases". Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. 172 (18). The New England Journal of Medicine: 660–664. doi:10.1056/NEJM191505061721802.
^Guy L. Hunner (26 January 1918). "A rare type of Bladder Ulcer Further notes, with a report of eighteen cases". JAMA Network. Retrieved 22 April 2019.
^Guy L. Hunner (1922). Ureteral stricture : an important etiologic factor in the so-called essential hematurias. WorldCat. OCLC 494760448.
^Guy L. Hunner (1924). End results in one hundred cases of ureteral stricture. WorldCat. OCLC 635025126.
^Guy L. Hunner (1935). Ureterocele : report of ten cases. WorldCat. OCLC 493439510.
^Guy L. Hunner (1937). An unusual obstetric injury causing detachment of bladder and urethra from the symphisis pubis and complete epispadias. WorldCat. OCLC 493443057.
^Guy L. Hunner (1937). The urinary tract in relation to the diagnosis of abdominal and pelvic lesions. WorldCat. OCLC 493442662.
^"Popular Science Monthly Volume 64 April 1904" – via Wikisource.
^Wallace, Eric J. (27 December 2017). "The Forgotten Sanatorium That Was Cooled by Cave Air". Atlas Obscura.
leroy, hunner, 1868, 1957, american, physician, surgeon, urologist, gynecologist, johns, hopkins, university, school, medicine, baltimore, maryland, hunner, received, 1897, member, first, graduating, class, johns, hopkins, university, school, medicine, first, . Guy LeRoy Hunner 1868 1957 was an American physician surgeon urologist and gynecologist at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore Maryland Hunner received his M D in 1897 as a member of the first graduating class of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine He was the first resident under Howard Atwood Kelly to have graduated from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Hunner became the chief resident of the School of Gynecology and was the Chief of the Urological Division of the Department of Gynecology until his retirement at age 70 1 Hunner was the first to describe the radial method of cauterization for chronic inflammation of the cervix 2 in 1906 and was the first to describe interstitial cystitis as a distinct disease entity in 1915 3 Hunner was born in Alma Wisconsin Contents 1 Hunner s ulcer 2 Awards 3 Works 4 Luray Caverns 5 References 6 External linksHunner s ulcer editHunner s ulcer a type of bladder ulcer is named for Hunner 4 Awards editHonorary doctor of science from Dickinson College 1913 Southern Medical Association Gold Research Medal for his contributions to gynecological surgery and pathology 1950 Works editA Rare Type of Bladder Ulcer in Women Report of Cases 1915 5 A Rare Type of Bladder Ulcer Further Notes with a Report of Eighteen Cases 1918 6 Ureteral stricture an important etiologic factor in the so called essential hematurias 1922 7 End results in one hundred cases of ureteral stricture 1924 8 Ureterocele report of ten cases 1935 9 An unusual obstetric injury causing detachment of bladder and urethra from the symphisis pubis and complete epispadias 1937 10 The urinary tract in relation to the diagnosis of abdominal and pelvic lesions 1937 11 Luray Caverns editHunner conducted bacteriological research on the Luray Caverns and Limair Sanatorium near Luray Virginia in 1902 discovering that the air coming from the Luray Caverns was very pure Despite the scientific evidence the idea never gained popularity 12 But in spite of the bacteriologic purity of the air in Limair Sanitarium I am sure many will protest against breathing the polluted moldy emanations from a source never penetrated by the rays of the sun I must confess this was my first impression and the same prejudice has been expressed by many friends with whom I have conversed wrote Hunner Arguing the experimental evidence disinfecting qualities of lime and pointing to the fact that we find no organic matter in the caverns undergoing decomposition Hunner subsequently confessed himself a convert 13 References edit Guy Leroy Hunner 1868 1957 Portrait Collection The Johns Hopkins University and The Johns Hopkins Health System 2018 Retrieved 22 April 2019 Nongonorrheal endocervicitis and vaginitis California and Western Medicine Europe PMC September 1931 Retrieved 22 April 2019 Meijlink Jane M 2014 Interstitial cystitis and the painful bladder A brief history of nomenclature definitions and criteria International Journal of Urology 21 4 12 doi 10 1111 iju 12307 PMID 24807485 S2CID 26719630 Jane M Meijlink 7 May 2014 Interstitial cystitis and the painful bladder A brief history of nomenclature definitions and criteria International Journal of Urology 21 Wiley Online Library 4 12 doi 10 1111 iju 12307 PMID 24807485 S2CID 26719630 Guy L Hunner May 1915 A Rare Type of Bladder Ulcer in Women Report of Cases Boston Medical and Surgical Journal 172 18 The New England Journal of Medicine 660 664 doi 10 1056 NEJM191505061721802 Guy L Hunner 26 January 1918 A rare type of Bladder Ulcer Further notes with a report of eighteen cases JAMA Network Retrieved 22 April 2019 Guy L Hunner 1922 Ureteral stricture an important etiologic factor in the so called essential hematurias WorldCat OCLC 494760448 Guy L Hunner 1924 End results in one hundred cases of ureteral stricture WorldCat OCLC 635025126 Guy L Hunner 1935 Ureterocele report of ten cases WorldCat OCLC 493439510 Guy L Hunner 1937 An unusual obstetric injury causing detachment of bladder and urethra from the symphisis pubis and complete epispadias WorldCat OCLC 493443057 Guy L Hunner 1937 The urinary tract in relation to the diagnosis of abdominal and pelvic lesions WorldCat OCLC 493442662 Popular Science Monthly Volume 64 April 1904 via Wikisource Wallace Eric J 27 December 2017 The Forgotten Sanatorium That Was Cooled by Cave Air Atlas Obscura External links editBio and portrait at Alan Mason Chesney Medical Archives Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Guy LeRoy Hunner amp oldid 1073699282, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
