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Hasan Reşat Sığındım, MD (1884-1971)

Zekayi Kutlubay,* MD, Gürkan Yardımcı, MD, Yalçın Tüzün, MD

Address: Department of Dermatology, Cerrahpasa Medical Faculty, Istanbul University, Fatih, 34098, İstanbul, Turkey

E-mail: zekayikutlubay@hotmail.com

* Corresponding Author: Dr. Zekayi Kutlubay, Department of Dermatology, Cerahpaşa Medical Faculty, Fatih, 34098, İstanbul, Turkey

Biography DOI: 10.6003/jtad.1263b1

Published:

J Turk Acad Dermatol 2012; 6 (3): 1263b1.

This article is available from: http://www.jtad.org/2012/3/jtad1263b1.pdf Key Words: Hasan Reşat Sığındım, monocytic leukemia

Abstract

Background: Hasan Reşat Sığındım lived between 1884 and 1971. He was graduated firstly from Kadırga Civilian Medical School in 1905. He became a dermatology specialist in 1909. He began to the speciality of physiology in Germany in 1909. Dr. Hasan Reşat established Kabul Medical Faculty in 1933. He worked as a clinical chef of the Department of Skin and Venereal Disease of Haydarpaşa Numune Hospital between 1941-1953. He contributed to Turkish and World Medicine with the diagnosis of ‘Monocytic Leukemia’ when he was at 29 years-old.

Hasan Reşat Sığındım was born in Fatih, İs- tanbul in 1884. His Father was Colonel Dr.

Selim. His father was born in Drama and his mother was born in İstanbul [1].

He completed his primary education in İstan- köy and secondary education in Fatih Merkez Secondary School and Vefa High School.

Then, he started his medical education in Ci- vilian Medical School in Kadırga and he was graduated as the first from medical school in 1905. In the same year, he was started to work in dermatology clinic as an assistant of the Celaleddin Muhtar Özden. After 4 years, he became a specialist doctor (Figure 1).

In those years he entered an examination and deserved to be one of seven people which would go to Germany. In Germany, while con- tinuing to deal with dermatology, on the other hand he started to interest in physiology. He increased his knowledge by working with pro- fessors such as Rubner, Piper, Lesser, Arndt

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and Arning in Berlin and Hamburg between 1909-1913 [1, 2, 3, 4].

He started to research about Ross corpuscu- les upon the recommendation of his lecturer Prof. Arning in Sankt-Georg Hospital in Ham- burg in 1913. In that time, while working on the blood from a patient with leukemia, he noted that the signs of the disease were not compatible with diagnosis. After long studies, Dr. Hasan Reşat Sığındım named a previously unidentified disease, as ‘monocytic leukemia’.

This diagnosis or brainchild was published in the 36thedition of the Münchener-Wochensch- rift journal with the support of famous Ger- man doctor Schilling who was the second name of this paper. Thus, Dr. Hasan Reşat Sığındım entered the medical literature with this new diagnosis. This new entity was de- signated by Wintrobe MM at the book of Cli- nical Hematology as an additional form of leukemia (Figure 2) [1, 4].

In 1913, he returned to his country and wor- ked as a lecturer and director in Damascus Medical Faculty. In 1915 he worked in the same position in Beirut Medical Faculty. In the beginning, he undertook the task as as- sistant professor in the Department of Skin and Venereal Disease in Haydarpaşa Medical Faculty in the last years of the World War I and then he had served as professor at the same department for 15 years. He stayed out

of the staff during the university reform by the Ministry of National Education in 1933.

He said that it was the biggest trouble that he faced throughout his life [1].

After his tasks in Haydarpaşa Medical Fa- culty, he had been invited by the Afghans.

They wanted to open new medical faculty and Afghans offered salary of 100 British gold to Hasan Reşat per month. Dr. Hasan Reşat es- tablished a new medical faculty like Haydar- paşa Medical Faculty in Afghanistan, known as Kabul Medical Faculty. He gave the diplo- mas of the first graduates with his own hands and then, he returned to Turkey in 1938.

After returning to Turkey, he had been appo- inted to the Department of Skin and Venereal Disease as a clinical chef in Haydarpaşa Nu- mune Hospital. Dr. Hasan Reşat, who was unaware of the appointment, had worked by accepting the signed decision in here for many years. He treated many patients and educated many physicians [1, 3].

Dr. Hasan Reşat also examined to Atatürk who had suffered from itching in 1938 and diagnosed as ‘Prurigo Diathesique’ and sug- gested some topical medications [3].

Dr. Hasan Reşat Sığındım was a honorary member of scientific societies of Turkish, Ger- man, French, British and Hungarian. He knew the languages of German, French, and Persian very well. There were 24 publications related to his speciality and all of them were published in international journals [1].

He worked in the Department of Dermatology of the Denizcilik Bankası Hospital between 1953-1963. Then he served as a consultant physician in İstanbul Hospital for 5 years.

This honorable physician who shared his own informations with other doctors was quited his task by government decision in March, 1970 [1, 2, 4].

Dr. Hasan Reşat was a rationalist, efficient, productive physician, he also worked on se- rious projects throughout his life. He perfor- med his scientific investigations with a serious research discipline and much contri- buted to Turkish and World Medicine with the diagnosis of ‘Monocytic Leukemia’ at 29 years-old. Dr. Hasan Reşat Sığındım dead in

J Turk Acad Dermatol 2012; 6 (3): 1263b1. http://www.jtad.org/2012/3/jtad1263b1.pdf

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(page number not for citation purposes) Figure 2. The page describing monocytic leukemia by

Hasan Reşat Sığındım [as Reschad]

(Wintrobe MM. Clinical Hematology)

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29 March 1971, in İstanbul. He was burried in the Eyüp Cemetery [1, 2].

References

1. Çobanoğlu N. Dünyaca Ünlü Bir Hekimimiz; Hasan Reşad Sığındım. V. Türk Tıp Tarihi Kongresi Bildiri- leri. 1998; 479- 487.

2. Köşlü A. Nekroloji: Prof. Dr. Hasan Reşat Sığındım.

Deri Hast ve Frengi Arş 1972; 21; 1157.

3. Akıncı S. Kaybettiğimiz Büyük Hekim: Prof. Dr.

Hasan Reşat Sığındım. Dirim Dergisi 1971; 5: 230- 231.

4. Sarı N, Ataman AD, Topçu İ, Belbez ÜZ, Karlıkaya E et al. Hematoloji Tarihinde Bir Türk: Hasan Reşat Sı- ğındım. Nobel Medicus 2007; 1: 33-34.

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