Archival Collections Catalogue

Elliott, T.R. — University College Hospital, London, England

CA OSLER P111-1-5-1
Item
3 December 1923

Regarding “specimen from modern times of which I send you photographs…died from pulmonary embolism.”

Holt, Jr., L. Emmett. – The Johns Hopkins Hospital

CA OSLER P111-1-8-1
Item
9 January 1940

Inquiring if Abbott stated in one of her monographs that “instances have been observed in which the mother suffering from rheumatic fever has given birth to a child who has shown signs of rheumatic endocarditis.”

Lachman, S. E. – Baltimore, M. D.

CA OSLER P111-1-12-1
Item
March 1930

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Regarding “white female child, 19 months old…examination disclosed that the child undoubtedly had a congenital heart condition which was variously diagnosed. In addition she was markedly atonic and apparently had been so since birth…consensus of opinion was Oppenheimer’s Disease…”

Yater, Wallace. M. – Georgetown University. – Washington, D.C.

CA OSLER P111-1-23-1
Item
21 April 1931 - 21 January 1937

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Correspondence regarding the exchange of reprints and a case of “auricular-ventricular block in the large interauricular septal defect. I feel quite sure that the bundle has not been followed in a case of this
description and I hope very much you will publish your study of it.”

Unidentified pages of bibliographic references handwritten in pencil

CA OSLER P111-1-1-1
Item
undated

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Bagnall, A.W. -- University of Toronto.

CA OSLER P111-1-2-1
Item
20 June 1939.

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Regarding “autopsy on female infant who had been cyanosed for five days of her existence. Delivery was spontaneous and occurred at fullterm… there was complete situs inversus of the thoratic and abdominal viscera, with the exception of the heart…”

Farris, H.A. – Saint John, N.B.