- Hans
Frangenheim (18
January 1920, Cologne,
Germany – 22
September 2001, Konstanz, Germany) was a
German gynaecologist and a
pioneer in
gynecologic laparoscopy...
- The
William Frangenheim House is a
historic house at 410 N. 3rd
Avenue in Maywood, Illinois. The
house was
built in 1906 on a plot
previously owned by...
- Vettweiß
consists of 11 villages: Vettweiß with
Kettenheim Froitzheim with
Frangenheim Ginnick Soller Jakobwüllesheim Kelz Lüxheim
Gladbach with
Mersheim Müddersheim...
- by
Raoul Palmer appeared in 1947,
followed by the
publication of Hans
Frangenheim and Kurt Semm, who both
practised CO 2
hysteroscopy from the mid-1970s...
- Heinz-Erich Gödecke [de] –
trombone Harald Kimmig [de] –
violin Alexander Frangenheim [de] – b**** Uwe
Martin – b****
Georg Wolf [de] – b**** Kojo
Samuels – percussion...
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Laparoscopic pioneers influenced by
Palmer include Melvin Cohen, Hans
Frangenheim,
Richard Fikentscher, Kurt Semm, and
Patrick Steptoe.
Honorary member...
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Gateway '97 with Turner, Thomas,
Frangenheim (Creative Sources, 2013)
Berlin Kinesis with Turner, Thomas,
Frangenheim (Creative Sources, 2015) Alizarin...
- Heinz-Erich Godecke [de]:
trombone Harald Kimmig [de]:
violin Alexander Frangenheim [de], Uwe Martin,
Georg Wolf [de]: b**** Paul Plimley:
piano Lukas Lindenmaier [de]...
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William Frangenheim House...
- Climb. His
music for dance/performance
includes work with
Alexander Frangenheim's Concepts of Doing, Stuttgart ;
Carlos Zingaro's
Encontros projects in...
