Archival Collections Catalogue

Hirst, John C. – The Preston Retreat, Philadelphia, Penn.

CA OSLER P111-1-8-38
Item
4 March 1937

Regarding the case of baby, our record number [omitted]. “I am sending you under separate cover, the heart and lungs...”

From Hewer.

CA OSLER P111-1-8-37
Item
14 September 1939

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Regarding Abbott’s response above. [Handwriting difficult to read]

Reply to Hewer.

CA OSLER P111-1-8-36
Item
9 February 1939

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

Regarding the case and photos mentioned above.

Hewer, T. F. – Univ. of Bristol, Dept. of Path

CA OSLER P111-1-8-35
Item
22 December 1938

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“I am enclosing three photographs of Semi-diagramatic drawings of a heart from a female infant aged two days. The infant was deeply cyanosed at birth and remained so until death. I also enclose my description of the heart….” [Second page] Additional Report on P. M. No. [omitted] baby

Hemsath, F.A. – New York Nursing and Children Hospital

CA OSLER P111-1-8-34
Item
31 May 1933

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

[Photos have Hemsath written on back]
“I was very much interested in the cases…especially the on of anomalous left coronary form the pulmonary artery with dilatation of the heart and calcified capillary muscles…the reference to my case of this anomaly…on page 795 of my article on Congenital Cardiac Disease in Osler’s Modern Medicine, 1927, vol IV, and also in Nelson Looseleaf, 1932, p. 260…”

Helpern, Milton. – New York.

CA OSLER P111-1-8-33
Item
12 December 1935

Part of Maude Abbott Collection

“I am enclosing two photographs of the heart with the bifed apex and aberrant vessel entering or leaving the right ventricle…was a white man, aged 26, who died of lymphatic leukemia.”

Reply to Heinrich