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Electrocardiograms
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CA OSLER P109-G
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1927-1969 (Creation)
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Approx. 11.4 m of graphic material and textual records.
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(1897-1990)
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This series consists of rolled electrocardiograms taken of various patients.
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Each rolled electrocardiogram is labeled with the patient's name, the date on which it was taken, and a unique number. This number is often also indicated on the patient's patient file, as well as under the appropriate condition if the patient is included under the Kardex index (Series M).
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Box 467 contents:
- "Lennec and His Contributions to the Evolution of Clinical Methods" by Harold N. Segall. According to notes on cover: Prepared in 1929 for delivery to the Medical Students at the University of Indiana in Indianappolis.
- 2 copies of Ciriculum Vitae and List of Publications, Dr. Harold N. Segall. Prepared November 1982. According to notes on cover: Master copy to 1986, updated Aug 1989.
- Ciriculum Vitae and List of Publications, Dr. Harold N. Segall. Prepared November 1982. According to notes on cover: Updated to Aug 1989.
- Duotang containing:
- Speech to Sir William Osler Chapter of the Quebec Heart Foundation on Oct 22, 1962.
- Draft of Address to be delivered for the National Heart Fund Campaign, Ottawa, March 1, 1960.
- Address given at the Annual Meeting of the Montreal Clinical Society, 1978 on "Reminisence About the First Annual Dinner Meeting of the Montreal Clinical Society, May, 1938".
- McGill Fall Convocation Address, by Harold N. Segall, November 1, 1983, "Education for World Citizenship".
- Folder containing parts of CV.
- Notes on article "How to be a Smart Patient in the 1980s".
- Archival notes on ECGs of Segall fonds (2 pages, loose).
- Duotang containing:
- "The Cardiac Patient as a Surgical Risk", speech by H.N.Segall to the Symposium on Cardiovascular Diseases, Hotel Utica, NY, May 25, 1950.
- Notes explaining H.N. Segall's participation at the Symposium on Cardiovascular Diseases, Hotel Utica, NY, May 25, 1950.
- "New Horizons: A Presentation of Scientific Advances in the Field of Prevention", 33rd Annual Meeting of the Health League of Canada, Royal York Hotel, Toronto, March 10, 1953.
- Lecture in Parliament Building, Ottawa to a Committee on Health of Both Houses, May 1954.
- Notes on H.N. Segall's interest in/publication on Karatkoff Sounds.
- "The Cardiac and His Job" by Harold N. Segall, Oct 11, 1956 at the Institute of Cardiology, Montreal.
- "How to be an Executive and Live", delivered Nov 26, 1957 before the Advertising and Sales Club of Toronto.
- Correspondence with Dr. Charles G. Roland, American Medical Association, May 28, 1965 and May 31, 1956 (to, carbon copy).
- Lecture, "readjustment in Industry of the Worker Who has Heart Disease", July 23, 1959.
- Box of EKG's 1170-1344.
- Hand written letters to Paul (1971) and Ina White (1973).
- 35 dictation recording disks (Audiograph brand and others).