The subseries shows Dr. Arthur Vineberg's activities of publications of articles in medical periodicals and also as a collaborator in books, for the period from 1959 to 1975. Files are in chronological order. The subseries contains 29 files with drafts of articles, graphics, galley proof, working notes, correspondence and photographs.

The sub-series consists on the billing done through the Régie de l'assurance-maladie du Québec by Dr. Vineberg. It shows also the disagreement between Vineberg and the professionals association regarding the billing of operations done by Vineberg. Also, problems of billings and reimbursement from Vineberg to the Régie. Correspondence of Dr. Augustin Roy, Corporation professionnelle des médecins du Québec, Dr. Claude Mercier, Association de chirurgie cardiovasculaire et thoracique du Québec and Dr. Raymond Robillard, Fédération des médecins spécialistes du Québec.

Includes correspondence, statements, registered letter, accounting sheets and forms.

Sub-series consists of files on several research works or projects executed in association with research fellows or pharmaceutical companies, cardiovascular pharmacologists. Also grants requests for project. Files are arranged in alphabetical order under name of project or pharmaceutical company. Accounting correspondence, Research done at several hospitals Institute de Cardiologie and RVH, grants applications to several companies, individuals and governments, and associations.
Includes submission of projects, correspondence, drafts, notes, reprints, lists of patients, reports, cv, operation reports, telegrams, memorandum, consents forms, protocols, agreements, budget, business cards, legal advice, research report, statements of receipts and expenditures, statements, electrocardiograms, x-rays, grants applications,

Sub-series contains sixteen files of Vineberg's personal correspondence with various individuals, companies, levels of governments or organisms.

Includes correspondence, questionnaires, receipts, statements and parking tickets.

Sub-series consists of talks, lectures, conferences given by Vineberg. Clinical talks, contains correpondence, lectures, telegram, drafst, graphs, photograph, newspaper clipping, programs,
Files in chronological order of event.

Subseries consists of one file pertaining to Dr. Vineberg's income taxes declarations to the provincial and federal governments. It mostly contains only correspondence with his accountants. Includes correspondence, lists of incomes and statements.

The sub-series contains eleven files of correspondence between Vineberg and members of his family or correspondence pertaining to them. The files are arranged alphabetically.

Includes correspondence, bills, sympathy cards, advertisements, telegrams and one copy of a lecture.

Sub-series consists of four files pertaining to the billing and recovering of money due by patients or their estate for operations performed by Dr. Vineberg. One file regards bills and the three others are about collection of money. Links of Vineberg with collection department of legal firms (Ogilvy, Cope,Porteous, Hansard, Marler, Montgomery & Renault and Lazarus, Lehrer & Baer) Includes correspondence, legal correspondence, statements, ledger sheets, lists, operation report, telegrams, notes, one report sheet and one creditor's claim sheet.

Subseries consists of files on a project of Vineberg to complete a statistical study on the patients who have a Vineberg Operation, a follow-up of all his patients. This project was done in collaboration with a team from Duke University. "The cards have been jointly drawn up by Dr.Galen S. Wagner, Chief of Cardiology at Duke University, Dr. G.A. Klassen Department of Cardiology at RVH, Dr. John Shanks, senior cardiologist at RVH, Dr. Maurice McGregor, Prof. Of Medicine, RVH and Dr. Vineberg. Two research fellows have been involved in the project Manuel Scarowsky and Thomas Cherian.
The objective is to computerize the results of patients suffering from coronary artery disease who have undergone Vineberg operation and compare their results with those of patients treated medically or by aortocoronary vein bypass grafts.
The subseries is divided in sub-subseries