Salomon Ehrmann (December 19, 1854 - October 24, 1926) was a Jewish-Austrian dermatologist and histologist born in the village of Ostrovec, today part of the Czech Republic. He was an important member of the so-called Vienna School of Dermatology, a group founded by Ferdinand von Hebra (1816–1888). Ehrmann was a pupil of histopathologist Carl Wedl (1815–1891) at the University of Vienna. He later became director of the dermatological department at Vienna General Hospital. He specialized in the field of syphilology, and is remembered for his research involving the parasite Spirochaetae pallida (the causative agent of syphilis), and its spread throughout the human body. In 1895 he described acne keloidalis, which he referred to as folliculitis nuchae sclerotisans. Among his written works was a comparative diagnostic atlas of skin diseases called Vergleichend-diagnostischer Atlas der Hautkrankheiten und der Syphilide. Other published works by Ehrmann include: Kompendium der speziellen Histopathologie der Haut (with Johannes Fick), 1905 Uber die Beziehungen der Spirochaeta pallida zu den Lymph- und Blutbahnen Die Phagocytose und die Degenerationsformen der Spirochaete pallida im Primäraffekt und Lymphstrang, 1906 Beziehungen der ekzematösen Erkrankungen zu inneren Leiden, 1924. References AEIOU; Short Biography External links The Evolution of Dermatology- The American Experience by Jag Bhagwan Digitized periodical (B41.1) for the B'nai B'rith humanitarian association, edited by Salomon Ehrmann 1854 births 1926 deaths People from Písek District People from the Kingdom of Bohemia Czech Jews Austro-Hungarian Jews Austrian histologists Austrian dermatologists Czech dermatologists