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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.
Kline, R.S. – Mount Sinai Hospital of Cleveland.
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“Under separate cover, I am sending an interesting aorta and heart and will greatly appreciate it if you send us the diagnosis together with some statement relating to the underlying cause and a little description for our description.”
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“Diagnosis: saccular aneurysm of ascending aorta with rupture of inner and middle coats and formation of healed dissecting aneurism? Of thoracic and abdominal aorta….”
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“Many thanks for your illuminating letter…”
Koplik, Lewis Henry. – New York.
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[acknowledgement indicated by Abbott November 3, 1936] Regarding an autopsy performed at Cornell Medical College “on a 6
weeks old infant (1850 grams in wt.) showing certain anomalies of the vascular system which I thought you might be interested in seeing.”
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“…your description shows the existence of congenital heart block which is quite probably due to a localized defect at the upper part of the interventricular septum just anterior to the pars membranacea.”
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Kornblum, Daniel. – The Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn
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Request for Abbott to review article: “I have recently written an article for publication regarding a unique case of functional cor triloculare biatria with sinistrad malposition of the septum in the ventricles and a corrected transposition of the great vessels.”
Correspondence between Abbott and Kornblum
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Correspondence between Abbott and Kornblum
Part of Maude Abbott Collection