Pathology
Found in 69 Collections and/or Records:
John L. Shapiro Papers
Personal papers of pathologist, Vanderbilt alum and Vanderbilt professor John L. Shapiro. The collection consists of notebooks containing material (case histories) from Clinico-Pathology conferences (CPC) at VUMC, some with Shapiro's handwritten notes. The CPCs were one of Dr. Shapiro's major instructional techniques. The cases usually precede the conference dates by three to fifteen years. These dates are for the conferences.
John Lawton Shapiro Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs, biographical sketch, newspaper clippings, correspondence, a Medical Report article, poem, CV, and obituaries. Also included is a photograph of Mrs. Elizabeth Shapiro.
Shapiro, John Lawton (1915-1983)
George Merrill Shore Biographical File
Biographical file includes newspaper clippings, correspondence, and material related to the funeral of Dr. Shore on January 5, 2004.
Sophie Spitz Biographical File
File contains a reprint, and biographical article by Dr. Christoph Lser.
Oscar Teague Biographical File
Obituary from The Journal of Immunlogy, 1924.
Benjamin Taylor Terry Biographical File
File contains newspaper clippings, reprints photographs, and memorabilia
John Brown Thomison Biographical File
File contains biographical articles and tributes, as well as a compiliation entitled "But I Digress" of some of Dr. Thomison's editorials that appeared in the Southern Medical Journal during his tenure as editor 1977-1992. Also contains published obuturary that appeared in Tennessean Wednesday, May 1, 2013.
William O. Whetsell Jr Biographical File
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