Archival Collections Catalogue

"Aneurysms Catalogue".

CA OSLER P111-5-24
File
1907-1915; undated

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Annals of Medical History, 1929.

CA OSLER P111-4-194
File
1929

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Annals of Medical History - detached front covers with portraits, 1929.

Annual meeting of the American Association of the History of Medicine, Washington, D.C., May 8, 1933.

CA OSLER P111-2-9
File
1933

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Programme.

"Anomalous[?] Coronaries. Anomalous[?] Pulmonary Artery. Atlas".

CA OSLER P111-5-17
File
1908-1948

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Box containing 67 reprints mainly by M. Abbott; several duplicates; etc.

Appreciations and Reminiscences of Sir William Osler.

CA OSLER P111-4-146
File
1925

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Appreciations and Reminiscences of Sir William Osler, Bart. with a Classified Bibliography. International Association of Medical Museums, 1925, Bulletin No. IX.

Armstrong, A. R. – Mountain Sanitorium, Hamilton, Ont.

CA OSLER P111-1-1-9
Item
26 January 1938

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Regarding a case of “coarctation of the aorta with bicuspid aortic valve…”

Arthur, R. Abel. – Orange Memorial Hospital, New Jersey

CA OSLER P111-1-1-2
Item
14 May 1940

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“Recently a congenital anomaly found at autopsy was described to me. Since the heart was not removed I can only describe the findings. The infant which was cyanotic at birth, breathed with great difficulty and died within twenty-four hours with signs of cardiac failure. At autopsy the heart muscle was congested and the heart itself was moderately dilated…the only abnormal finding was in the pulmonary artery where above each sinus of valsalva there was a long narrow slit extending cleanly through the wall of the pulmonary artery…”

Article “A Rare Cardiac Anomaly of a Human Fetus” by Zimmerman.