File includes records on experimental surgeries done, patients files and questionnaires sent to patients.

Subseries contains Vineberg's correspondence with colleagues, other scientists and doctors around the world. Correspondence about patients, requests for information, about research fellows, specific medical subjects, etc. Includes correspondence, operation reports, newspaper clippings, photographs, forms, reprints, reports, graphs, postcards, annual report, program.

correspondence scientifique avec des institutions ou des confreres

Files are arranged in alphabetical order.

Subseries contains two files of correspondence about Vineberg's publications. The first file contains requests for reprints sent by other doctors to Vineberg and the second one contains correspondence between Vineberg and publishers and editors. Includes correspondence and cards of requests of reprints.

Subseries contains a copy of Dr. Arthur Vineberg's thesis on the mechanism of gastric secretion, presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of philosophy(physiology) at McGill University in September 1933.

Subseries contains copies of reprints published by Arthur Vineberg in scientific and medical journals and chapters of books on which Vineberg collaborated. It covers all his career but more specifically after 1950 until 1975. These reprints reflect the progress of Vineberg's work and his findings on myocardial revascularization. Subseries contains 98 files, arranged by date of publication.
Includes reprints and photocopies.

Subseries consists of subject files of correspondence (C/S = Correspondence/Subject). Most of these files were active up until Dr. Penfield's death and are largely grouped by subject. They may extend over a number of years but seem to indicate a continuing interest on the part of Dr. Penfield.

This sub-series contains honours, awards, diplomas, tributes, and medals presented to Dr. Penfield throughout his career.

Materials collected and created by Dr. Penfield in producing writings which were not books, and for which no reprints exist. (W/PNR = Writings/Published No Reprint)

Subseries consists of unpublished writings, arranged by subject. This sub-series includes lecture notes, unfinished jobs, and some published writings. In addition, W/US 33, 34 and 35 consist of similar material which was found loose in Dr. Penfield's office after his death. (W/US = Writings / Unpublished by Subject)

Subseries consists of chiefly of Osler's correspondence collected by Cushing relating to the period between 1886 to 1904, during which time Osler was in Philadelphia and then Baltimore. Correspondence includes both original letters and transcriptions of letters. In addition to correspondence are some accompanying notes (both by Cushing and by Osler), clippings, articles, and other ephemera related to Osler.