History, 2004 - 2004
Scope and Contents note
History Collins summary of early cases of histo; Photocopies of Hansmann and Schenken's case of unusual fungal infection in Amer J Path, 1934;Collins summary of history of fungal infections from Mandell, 2000; Conant's study of histo in Jour Bact, 1941; Rhodes and Conant report of histo in 3 month old infant, Jour Peds, 1941; Meleney's papers on kala-azar, Amer Jour Path, 1925 with discussion of histo similarities and his 1940 paper on Histo with review of 32 cases in Amer Jour Trop Med, 1940; Parsons and Zarafonetis in Arch Int Med, 1945 reviews histo and accepts cases of Crumrine and Hansmann; Wright and Hachtel report culture-proven case of histo in Annals Int Med, 1941; Clemens and Barnes report case of histo proven by culture in South Med Jour, 1940; Crumrine and Kessel report case of histo without splenomegaly in Amer Jour Trop Med, 1931; Ciferri and Redaelli report on study of DeMonbreun's strain in Jour Trop Med and Hygiene, 1934; Agress and Gray review cases of histo up to 1939 in Amer Jour Dis Child, accept Crumrine and Kessel's case; Thomas and Mitchell describe histo diagnosed by skin biopsy in Amer Jour Med, 1947; Schwarz describes giant forms of histo in Amer Jour Clin Path, 1953
Dates
- Creation: 2004 - 2004
Creator
- From the Collection: Collins, Robert D., M.D. (Person)
Notes about Access to this Collection
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Full Extent
From the Collection: 12.94 Cubic Feet (24 Hollinger boxes, 1 half Hollinger box, and 3 Paige boxes.)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Location:
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Repository Details
Part of the History of Medicine Manuscripts Collection Repository
Eskind Biomedical Library
2209 Garland Ave.
Nashville TN 37232
historyofmedicine@vanderbilt.edu
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