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1. Flexner and the establishment of the Medical Center

Tapley, Donald F.
1978
Presentations (Communicative Events)
MedicineScienceHistoryScience--Study and teaching

2. Child victims in history: Chimney sweeps and the castrati

Melicow, Meyer
1979
Presentations (Communicative Events)
MedicineChimney sweepsCastratiPott, Percivall, 1714-1788

3. College of Physicians and Surgeons commencement speech, May 16, 1979

Alda, Alan
1979
Presentations (Communicative Events)
MedicineScience--Study and teaching

4. Robert Neumann

Gold, Steven I.
1979
Presentations (Communicative Events)
MedicineScienceHistoryDentistry

5. Seventeenth century denigration of Tagliacozzi

Cosman, Bard
1979
Presentations (Communicative Events)
MedicineHistorySurgery, PlasticTagliacozzi, Gaspare, 1545-1599

6. Orton collection presentation

Geshwind, Norman
1980
Presentations (Communicative Events)
MedicineScienceHistorySpeech therapy

7. Scalping: The savage and the surgeon

McGrath, Mary H.
1981
Presentations (Communicative Events)
MedicineScienceHistory

8. The history of artificial organs

Dobelle, William H.
1981
Presentations (Communicative Events)
MedicineScienceHistory

9. Views of dental caries over the ages

Mandel, Irwin D.
1981
Presentations (Communicative Events)
Dental cariesDentistryHistory

10. Edward Gilbert Abbott: Patient at the ether demonstration

Vandam, Leroy D.
1983
Presentations (Communicative Events)
MedicineScienceHistoryAnesthesiaEther
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