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“I was much interested in your case of mitral disease with what Lutenbacher calls mitral stenosis with interauricular insufficiency…"
Secretary to Krumbhaar, Edward, B
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Includes 2 photographs of Dr. Neil McLeod's Bicuspid Aortic Valves from Blockley.
Letter excerpt: "Dr. Krumbhaar wants me to return to you for your use the enclosed illustrations of the heart about which he wrote...
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“I am sending you the first draft of a paper describing two cases of Truncus Solitarius Aorticus associated with unusual anomalies.”
Lachman, S. E. – Baltimore, M. D.
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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…”
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Cannot “throw any light on the subject” of Lachman’s case of congenital atonia with right hemiplogia.
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Part of Maude Abbott Collection
Regarding manuscript.
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“Replying to your letter of May 27th, I am enclosing a list of the sixteen cases classified as the primary lesion in my chart of Nelson’s System…”
Lambert, R. A. – Yale University School of Medicine.
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“I am sending you sketches of a heart of a new born which may interest you....a child that was feeble from birth, lost weight rapidly, and developed an infection of the bladder and kidneys, apparently through a patent urachus, and died on the twentieth day. There was no cyanosis or other evidence of a circulatory disturbance during life… [t]his finding together with the presence of various abnormalities; supernumerary finger and toe, bilateral dislocation of hips, and patent urachus, had suggested the presence of a cardiac anomaly.”
Part of Maude Abbott Collection