Reply to Kottke

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-35
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• 28 May 1934.

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Krumbhaar, Edward, B. – Philadelphia General Hospital.

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-36
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• 24 May 1926

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Clinical diagnosis - “I am sending you herewith some copies of Dr. Loewenberg’s case of an aneurysm of the sinus of the valsalva communicating with the pulmonary artery, as per your request.”

Reply to Krumbhaar

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-40
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• 22 February 1935

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“I was much interested in your case of mitral disease with what Lutenbacher calls mitral stenosis with interauricular insufficiency…"

Krumbhaar, Edward, B.

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-37
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• 21 March 1932.

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“I wonder if you could give us benefit of your experience in interpreting the congenital heart lesion, of which a copy is enclosed.”

Krumbhaar, Edward, B.

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-39
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• 18 February 1935

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“We have had a recent addition to our museum of a case of congenital heart disease – a widely patent foramen ovale with marked fibrosis and narrowing of both mitral and tricuspid valves. I would have regarded the latter as probably rheumatic in or...

• Secretary to Krumbhaar, Edward, B

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-41
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• 4 Apri 1935

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Reply to Krumbhaar

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-38
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• 30 March 1932.

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“I have examined it closely and it is as you say quite definitely a complete transposition of the arterial trunks, (Spitzer’s type III, Crossed Transposition), with closed ventricular septum…The point that interests me most is the question of the ...

Reply to Kissin

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-25
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• 29 June 1934

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Correspondence between Abbott and Kissin between February 19, 1935 to October 18, 1935 regarding publishing Kissin’s manuscript, with some descriptions of cases. -- 17 pages.

Reply to Kline.

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-27
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• 15 March 1933

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“Diagnosis: saccular aneurysm of ascending aorta with rupture of inner and middle coats and formation of healed dissecting aneurism? Of thoracic and abdominal aorta….”

Koplik, Lewis Henry. – New York.

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-29
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• undated

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

[acknowledgement indicated by Abbott November 3, 1936] Regarding an autopsy performed at Cornell Medical College “on a 6weeks old infant (1850 grams in wt.) showing certain anomalies of the vascular system which I thought you might be interested i...