Surgery
Found in 159 Collections and/or Records:
H. William Scott, Jr. Papers
Wilbourn C. Shands Biographical File
Biographical file includes an obituary for Dr. Wilbourn Coupery Shands.
Kenneth W. Sharp Biographical File
Harry Sanberg Shelley Biographical File
Shelley, Harry Sanberg (1901-1991)
Harrison H. Shoulders, Jr. Biographical File
Biographical file includes an obituary of Dr. Harrison H. Shoulders, Jr.
Harrison H. Shoulders, Sr. Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs, a 'Who's Who' listing, American Medical Association information, and newspaper clippings.
Norman E. Shumway Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs, Vanderbilt Magazine, reprinted journal articles, American Association for the Advancement of Science, newspaper clippings, VUMC Reporter articles, CV, obituary, and a DVD and cassette video interview (1 hour in length).
Bruce Millard Smith Biographical File
Includes CV, research article.
Frank Cole Spencer Biographical File
File contains photographs and biographical articles and transcript of an interview conducted on April 19, 1999
William S. Stoney Jr. Biographical File
File contains photographs, reprints, CV, correspondence, CD and DVD disks.
William S. Stoney History of Cardiac Surgery Collection
Marc F. Swiontkowski Biographical File
Includes photographs, CV, newspaper articles, letters.
Vivien T. Thomas Biographical File
File contains newspaper clippings, biographical articles, reprints, photographs, and diagrams.
Billington R. Wallace Biographical File
William D. Haggard, Jr.
William S. Stoney
Lester F. Williams, Jr. Biographical File
Invitation to a tribute to Dr. Lester F. Williams, Jr; copy of obituary placed in the Tennessean.
Harwell Wilson Biographical File
Medcom article on surgical chief resident receives Harwell Wilson Award for excellence and biographical sketch
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