Box 4
Contains 49 Results:
"Abdominal Surgery and the General Practitioner", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before the Inter-State Post Graduate Medical Association of N. A., October 21, 1930, 1930 - 1930
"Abdominal Surgery and the General Practitioner", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before the Inter-State Post Graduate Medical Association of N. A., October 21, 1930
"Abdominal Surgery", by W. D. Haggard (no date or place)
Personal papers of surgeon and Vanderbilt professor William D. Haggard, Jr. Materials include: correspondence; biographical material; Senate testimony; clippings; photographs; brochures and pamphlets; reprints; manuscripts; speeches; case studies; awards and certificates; and scrapbooks. Correspondents include: Max Thorek, W. W. Keen, Charles H. Mayo. Dr. Haggard was president of the American Medical Association and the Southern Surgical Association.
"Abstract - Appendicitis with an Analysis of Three Thousand Two Hundred Twenty-Five Operative Cases", by W. D. Haggard - A Review of 1000 Operations for Appendicitis, Southern Medical Journal, November, 1915 (2 copies), 1915 - 1915
"Abstract - Appendicitis with an Analysis of Three Thousand Two Hundred Twenty-Five Operative Cases", by W. D. Haggard - A Review of 1000 Operations for Appendicitis, Southern Medical Journal, November, 1915 (2 copies)
"Ambulatory Ligation at the Sapheno-Femoral Junction with Retrograde and Supplementary Injections for Varicose Veins", by W. D. Haggard and James A. Kirtley - Paper read before the Tenn. State Medical Association, Knoxville, Tenn., April 13, 1937, 1937 - 1937
"Ambulatory Ligation at the Sapheno-Femoral Junction with Retrograde and Supplementary Injections for Varicose Veins", by W. D. Haggard and James A. Kirtley - Paper read before the Tenn. State Medical Association, Knoxville, Tenn., April 13, 1937
"Appendicitis - An Analysis of 3344 Cases with Remarks on the Delayed Operation in Delayed Appendicitis", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before The Atlantic County Medical Society, Atlantic City, N. J., October 12, 1934, 1934 - 1934
"Appendicitis - An Analysis of 3344 Cases with Remarks on the Delayed Operation in Delayed Appendicitis", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before The Atlantic County Medical Society, Atlantic City, N. J., October 12, 1934
Discussion, "Appendicitis: Is the Mortality Increasing", by W. D. Haggard (no date or place)
Discussion, "Appendicitis: Is the Mortality Increasing", by W. D. Haggard (no date or place)
"Better Health", by W. D. Haggard (no date or place)
Personal papers of surgeon and Vanderbilt professor William D. Haggard, Jr. Materials include: correspondence; biographical material; Senate testimony; clippings; photographs; brochures and pamphlets; reprints; manuscripts; speeches; case studies; awards and certificates; and scrapbooks. Correspondents include: Max Thorek, W. W. Keen, Charles H. Mayo. Dr. Haggard was president of the American Medical Association and the Southern Surgical Association.
"Results in 500 Cases of Benign and Malignant Tumors of the Breast", by W. D. Haggard and W. O. Floyd - Paper read before the Upper Cumberland Medical Society, Cookeville, Tenn., June 20, 1928, 1928 - 1928
"Results in 500 Cases of Benign and Malignant Tumors of the Breast", by W. D. Haggard and W. O. Floyd - Paper read before the Upper Cumberland Medical Society, Cookeville, Tenn., June 20, 1928
"The Business of Keeping Well", by W. D. Haggard - Broadcast, Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons, Boston, October, 1934, 1934 - 1934
"The Business of Keeping Well", by W. D. Haggard - Broadcast, Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons, Boston, October, 1934
"Cancer is Preventable and Curable - When and How?", by W. D. Haggard - Abstract of address made Sunday, May 13, 1934, 1934 - 1934
\"Cancer is Preventable and Curable - When and How?\", by W. D. Haggard - Abstract of address made Sunday, May 13, 1934
Can You Take It?", by W. D. Haggard - Commencement address, Emory University, June 6, 1938
Can You Take It?", by W. D. Haggard - Commencement address, Emory University, June 6, 1938
"What You Should Know About Cancer?", by W. D. Haggard - Broadcast from Station W S M , Tennessee State Department of Health
"What You Should Know About Cancer?", by W. D. Haggard - Broadcast from Station W S M , Tennessee State Department of Health
"Fibroid Tumors of the Uterus - The C. Jeff Miller Lecture", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before the Southeastern Surgical Congress, Charlotte, N.C., March 8, 1937 (2 copies), 1937 - 1937
"Fibroid Tumors of the Uterus - The C. Jeff Miller Lecture", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before the Southeastern Surgical Congress, Charlotte, N.C., March 8, 1937 (2 copies)
"Gall-Stones", by W. D. Haggard (no date or place)
Personal papers of surgeon and Vanderbilt professor William D. Haggard, Jr. Materials include: correspondence; biographical material; Senate testimony; clippings; photographs; brochures and pamphlets; reprints; manuscripts; speeches; case studies; awards and certificates; and scrapbooks. Correspondents include: Max Thorek, W. W. Keen, Charles H. Mayo. Dr. Haggard was president of the American Medical Association and the Southern Surgical Association.
"Acute and Chronic Diseases of the Gall-Bladder With and Without Stones", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before Mid-South Post Graduate Medical Assembly, Memphis, Tenn. February 17, 1938, 1938 - 1938
"Acute and Chronic Diseases of the Gall-Bladder With and Without Stones", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before Mid-South Post Graduate Medical Assembly, Memphis, Tenn. February 17, 1938
"The Differential Diagnosis Between Gall Stones, Duodenal and Gastric Ulcer", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before the International Medical Assembly of the Inter-State Postgraduate Medical Association of North America, October 17, 1935, Detroit, Mi, 1935 - 1935
"The Differential Diagnosis Between Gall Stones, Duodenal and Gastric Ulcer", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before the International Medical Assembly of the Inter-State Postgraduate Medical Association of North America, October 17, 1935, Detroit, Mich.
"Manifestations of Gall-Bladder Disease with Analysis of 841 Operative Cases", by W. D. Haggard and James A. Kirtley (2 copies)
"Manifestations of Gall-Bladder Disease with Analysis of 841 Operative Cases", by W. D. Haggard and James A. Kirtley (2 copies)
"Surgery of the Gall-Bladder and Bile Ducts", W. D. Haggard - Paper read before Wisconsin State Medical Society, Milwaukee, September 10, 1930 (2 copies), 1930 - 1930
"Surgery of the Gall-Bladder and Bile Ducts", W. D. Haggard - Paper read before Wisconsin State Medical Society, Milwaukee, September 10, 1930 (2 copies)
"Syndromes of Gall-Bladder Disease -- Surgical Management", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before the International Medical Assembly, Inter-State Postgraduate Medical Association of North America, Philadelphia, October 31, 1938 (2 copies), 1938 - 1938
"Syndromes of Gall-Bladder Disease -- Surgical Management", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before the International Medical Assembly, Inter-State Postgraduate Medical Association of North America, Philadelphia, October 31, 1938 (2 copies)
"A Brief Summary of the Goiter Problem", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before Southern Surgeons Association, Jacksonville, Tenn.
"A Brief Summary of the Goiter Problem", by W. D. Haggard - Paper read before Southern Surgeons Association, Jacksonville, Tenn.
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