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Neuropathological relationships between Austria and Japan

established by him. Thus, numerous brains of autopsied cases could be examined in the institute. The collection of autopsy cases with full neuropathological examination now numbers 15 000. Shortly after the end of World War II the institute was visited by two Japanese doctors, Prof. Yushi Uchimura and Prof. Masayuki Namba (Department of Psychiatry, University of Tokyo). The major scientific research fields of Dr Seitelberger, infantile neuroaxonal dystrophy and Pelizaeus–Merzbacher disease, are well known. His research output, however, was enlarged by cooperation with Dr Kurt Jellinger, for example, to metabolic disturbances, inflammatory diseases, vaccination disorders, alcoholic encephalopathies, astroglial pathology, brain trauma and multiple sclerosis. In 1959 Prof. Seitelberger was nominated as Director of the Neurological Institute, and he has subsequently expanded and rearranged the Institute by creating additional sections such as neurophysiology in 1960 (Prof. Hellmuth Petsche), a section for peripheral nerve and muscle in 1962 (Prof. Elfriede Sluga), neurochemistry in 1966 (Prof. Hans Bernheimer), pathology of the autonomic nervous system (Prof. Gustav Lassmann), neurological disorders in aphasia (Prof. Karl Gloning) in 1967, and experimental neuropathology in 1975 (Prof. Hans Lassmann) on the basis of his conviction that interdisciplinary collaboration is absolutely necessary for development of the neurological sciences. As is well known, he founded Acta Neuropathologica (Berlin) in 1961, and was managing editor until Dr K. Jellinger succeeded him in 1986. Moreover, he was Rector of the University of Vienna between 1975 and 1977, and retired in 1987. Prof. Seitelberger is intimate with Japanese eminent neuropathologists (Prof. Hirotsugu Shiraki, Prof. Takeshi Yonezawa, Prof. Fusahiro Ikuta, Dr Koshiro Fujisawa), psychiatrists (Prof.Tadashi Inose, Prof. Susumu Yokoi) and neurosurgeons (Prof. Naoki Kageyama and Prof. Eiichi Tani), and was decorated with the second Order of Merit from the Japanese Government for his distinguished Neuropathology 2000; 20, S124–S126