Franz Burghardt George Deycke (* 21 December 1865 in Hamburg; "† 1938 in Stuttgart) were Tuberkulosefor a German internalist and.

Deycke was first in the Eppendorfer hospital in Hamburg active. Starting from 1898 he was a Chefarzt of the internal department and the scientific laboratory imperial Osmani hospital of the in Konstantinopel, from 1903 to 1907 director of this mechanism.

1907 it returned to Hamburg. 1908 he transferred the line of a leprosy asylum to British Guyana. From 1909 to 1912 it was active in the Hamburgeri donation for research purposes, afterwards as an upper physician of the internal department of the Eppendorfer of hospital.

1913 received a call to Deycke to Luebeck and became there a director of the general hospital. From 1921 to 1926 he was a chairman of the medical association to Luebeck. Deycke was accused 1930 in connection with the inoculation misfortune during the Calmette process. After its condemnation it left Luebeck and died as a broken man 1938 in Stuttgart.

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