Reply to Kissane.

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-22
• Item
• 31 January 1935

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“After careful examination of the sections, he [Dr Rhea, Montreal General Hospital] pronounced it a low grad fibrosarcoma with marginal infiltration, and we saw no indications of its being rhabdomyoma.

Reply to Kintner

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-11
• Item
• 18 March 1931

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“I was much interested in your letter describing the abnormal course of the left coronary artery…”

Reply to Kirsh

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-13
• Item
• 20 April 1931

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Kissane, R.W. – White Cross Hospital, Columbus, Ohio.

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-15
• Item
• 18 June 1934

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Kissane.

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-17
• Item
• 17 July 1934

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“Last week we discovered a congenital Rhabdomyoma of the heart in a nine month old child…I have been unable to find a bibliography since this time…”

Reply to Kissane

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-18
• Item
• 20 July 1934

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Kissane to Abbott.

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-20
• Item
• 5 January 1935

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Reply to Kissane

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-21
• Item
• 17 January 1935

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“As regards your interesting case of tumour of the heart of a child of nine months, I have gone over the reports carefully and examined the slides, and am unable myself to arrive at a definite conclusion… I have arranges to go the sections with Dr...

Rhea, Laurence J. – Montreal General Hospital.

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-23
• Item
• undated

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Hand written note to Abbott regarding sections mentioned above.

Kintner, Arthur R. – Mayo Clinic.

• CA OSLER P111-1-11-10
• Item
• 10 March 1931.

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“I recently had a case at autopsy in which an anomaly of origin and course of the left coronary artery was found. There was only one orifice, and this was in the location of the normal right coronary orifice…”