Urology
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
William Henry Boyce Biographical File
Biographical file includes photgraphs and news clippings.
Boyce, William Henry (1918b
Perry Bromberg Biographical File
This file is shared with his nephew, Dr. Leon Bromberg. It has an original picture of Dr. Perry Bromberg as well as his obituary and information about his great-niece's visit to Vanderbilt.
Bromberg, Perry (1875-1939)
A. Page Harris Biographical File
Harry S. Shelley
James Claude Kimbrough Biographical File
Biographical file includes correspondence and a copy of a manuscript entitled "James Claude Kimbrough: The Father of Modern U.S. Army Urology," written by Judd W. Moul, M.D.
Max Knowles Moulder Biographical File
Biographical file includes obituary.
Thomas E. Nesbitt, Sr. Biographical File
Biographical file includes newspaper clippings.
Robert Keith Rhamy Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs and a newspaper clipping regarding Rhamy's appointment.
Rhamy, Robert Keith (b.1927)
Harry S. Shelley Papers
Personal papers of urologist, surgeon, and Vanderbilt professor Harry S. Shelley. Materials include: reprints, clippings, journals, manuscripts; notes; photographs. The material in the collection pertains primarily to the history of medicine.
Harry Sanberg Shelley Biographical File
Shelley, Harry Sanberg (1901-1991)
Joseph A. Smith Jr. Biographical File
Includes newspaper articles, CV.
Paul E. Teschan Biographical File
File contains a biographical article from the Home Heomodialysis International, Vol 3 1999
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