דז'ו ראשקוי

Dezso Raskai (born Desider Reach) (1866-1944?), urologist, born in Budapest, Hungary (then part of the Austrian Empire) who studied at the Universities of Budapest and Vienna. Raskai became lecturer (Privatdozent) at the University of Budapest and physician-in-chief of the urology divisions of several hospitals in Budapest. His numerous works were published both in Hungarian and in German. They include: "A cystitis aetiologiaja" (1900); "A hugycsoszukuletek korszovettana" (1901); "Az eromuvi hugycsoszukuletek" (1908); "Tanulmanyok a dultmirigy megnagyobbodasarol" (1901-1905); "Vesevizsgalati modszerek" (1911); "Ueber Harnroehrenstrikturen" (1912); "Die Rolle des Influenzabazillus bei Erkrankungen der Urogenitalapparate" (in "Virchow's Archiv", 1913); "Metschnikoff-tanulmany" ("Metchnikoff Study", 1932); "Az urologia magyar uttoroi" ("Hungarian Pioneers of Urology", 1933). Raskai converted to Christianity.