Register of
the Leo D. Eloesser Papers
1906-1984
MSS 20
Lane Medical Archives
Stanford University Medical Center
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Table of Contents for Eloesser (Leo D.) Papers
Title: Leo
D. Eloesser
Accession
Number: MSS 20
Linear feet
occupied: 3
Extent: 7
document cases
Provenance: Composite
collection consisting of materials transferred from Lane Library
Combined with
those donated by Joyce Campbell, Harris B. Shumacker, M.D., Leonard
Larson, M.D.,
and Roy Cohn, M.D.
Composite collection comprised of
materials transferred from Lane Medical Library combined with those donated by
Harris B. Shumacker M.D., Leonard Larson M.D., and Roy Cohn M.D.
Correspondence, articles,
photographs and newspaper clippings originating from period of Eloesser's
professional life and retirement, chiefly related to travel and clinical work
in Germany, Spain, China and South America.
Principal correspondents include
Alice Eloesser, Helen La Plant, Leonard Larson M.D., Roy Cohn M.D., and Harris
B. Shumacker M.D.
The majority of photographs were
gathered by Harris Shumacker for use in the biography, "Leo Eloesser :
Eulogy for a free spirit". An inscribed copy of the book and a
correspondence file relating to its creation are included in the collection.
Eloesser (Leo D.)
1881-1976
Thoracic surgeon and innovator in
providing rural and wartime health care. b. San Francisco, 1881 to Arthur and
Molly Heynemann Eloesser. He graduated,
with honors, a Bachelor of Science from the University of California at
Berkeley in 1900 and in 1907 received his M.D. summa cum laude from the
University of Heidelberg. He worked as a Volunteer Assistant at the Surgical
Clinic in Heidelberg in 1906, Assistant at the Cancer Institute in Heidelberg
during 1906-07, a Volunteer Assistant at the Royal Surgical Clinic ib Kiel
during 1908-09 and as a Volunteer Assistant at Augusta Hospital in Berlin
during 1909.
Returning to San Francisco in 1910,
he worked as an Assistant in Surgery at the University of California. He then
accepted a clinical internship at the San Francisco City and County Hospital
and in 1912 was invited to join the faculty as an Instructor at the new
Stanford School of Medicine.
With the onset of World War I, he
took a leave of absence from his academic appointment to work in Germany as
Surgeon to Reserve Hospital Ettlingen and Reserve Hospitals III, IV, V
Karlsruhe in 1915-16. After the entrance of the United States into the conflict
in 1917, he returned to America where he served as a Major in the United States
Army Medical Corps as Chief of Amputation and Orthopedic Services at Letterman
Hospital in San Francisco during 1918-19.
This was the first of numerous such
leaves that richly supplemented a career that eventually culminated in his
appointment as Chief of Service at the Stanford Division of San Francisco
County Hospital in 1938. Chief among
these were involvements in Moscow ; where he established the first Russian
Thoracic Surgery clinic in 1935-36 ; in Barcelona as the Head, Mobile Surgical
Unit, Republican Spanish Army under the auspices of the West Coast Hospital
Unit of the Medical Bureau to Aid Spanish Democracy during the Spanish Civil
War 1937-38 ; in Argentina as part of a teacher exchange program between
Stanford University and Buenos Aires University Hospital in 1943 ; and in
Mexico during the same year to lecture and demonstrate new techniques in
thoracic surgery.
Among his contributions to the
development of medical practice are numerous articles and techniques related to
his primary specialties of pulmonary surgery, orthopedic surgery and bronchial
disease.
Eloesser retired in 1945 to work for
the United Nations Rehabilitation and Relief Administration (UNRRA) and UNICEF
in various capacities related to the development of rural health care in China
until 1949. These included a term as director of the Bethune International
Peace Hospital and Medical School in Hsi Ching (Yenan).
His last years were spent in
Tacamburo, Michoacan, Mexico until his death in 1976. He there continued his
efforts to develop solutions to rural medical problems by using indigenous
resources to combat the high incidence of tuberculosis and infant death,
including support of teaching and surgical activities at the Pabellon de
Cirugia of the Sanitario de Huipulco, al Instituto Nacional de Enfermedades
Respiratorias and the establishment of a curriculum to train rural midwives.
I. Correspondence Box
1
II. Speeches and Writings Box 2
III. Miscellany Box
3-4a
-- Newspaper clippings
-- Memoria &
obituaries
-- Research
correspondence by H.B. Shumacker for
"Leo
Eloesser : Eulogy for a Free Spirit"
IV. Photographs Box
5 - 6
Eloesser (Leo D.) 1881-1976
Leo D. Eloesser papers, 1897-1986
I.
CORRESPONDENCE -- 1906 - 1976
ca.
400 items in 9 folders. Letters, their Envelopes,
and
postcards. Arranged chronologically under the
correspondent
headings :
Arthur and
Molly Eloesser
Alice
Eloesser
Helen La Plante
(nee Eloesser)
Leonard
Larson, M.D.
Myrtle and
Harris B. Shumacker, M.D.
Roy Cohn,
M.D.
Jeanette and
C. Runston "Runny" Maino
Dorothy and
Charles C. "Cub" Fahlen
Medical
Bureau to Aid Spanish Democracy
Mafalda and
Rowland Harper
Miscellaneous
with L.E.
Miscellaneous
about L.E.
I.
CORRESPONDENCE Arthur and Molly
Eloesser 5 Feb. 1848 -
46
items in 3 folders from 1906 through 1925.
The
majority are letters dating from the
period
of his voluntary clinical work in
Germany
prior to the entrance of the United
States
into WW I.
Box 1, Folder
1
Place of origin Date Form and Notes
26 Apr. 1906
3 Apr. 1907 letter
Leipzig 14 June 1908 postcard
Box 1, Folder
2
Place of Origin Date Form and notes
New York 19 May 1915
ship board 31 May 1915
ship board 1 June 1915
Heidelburg 12 June 1915 Letter, in German
[Baden] [15
June 1915] Postcard, in German
Ettlingen, Baden 24 June 1915 Letter, in German
" " 29
June 1915 " "
" " 8 July 1915 " "
" " 15
July 1915 " "
" " 19
July 1915 " "
" " 27
July 1915 " "
" " 2 Aug 1915 " "
" " 15
Aug 1915 " "
" " 27
Aug 1915 " "
" " 31
Aug 1915 " "
Karlsruhe, Baden 20 Sept 1915 Letter, in
German
" " ? ? Postcard
" " 3 Oct
1915 " "
" " 11
Oct 1915 " "
" " 1 Nov
1915 " "
" " 9 Nov
1915 " "
" " 14
Nov 1915 " "
" " 23
Nov 1915 " "
" " 27
Nov 1915 " "
" " 2 Dec
1915 " "
" " 19
Dec 1915 " "
Box 1, Folder
3
Place of Origin Date Form and Notes
Karlsruhe, Baden 3
Jan 1916 Letter, in German
" " 10
Jan 1916 " "
" " 16
Jan 1916 " "
" " 6 Feb
1916 " "
" " 22
Feb 1916 " "
" " 23
Feb 1916 " "
" " 6 Mar
1916 " "
" " 21
Mar 1916 " "
" " 27
Mar 1916 " "
" " 17
Apr 1916 " "
" " 14
May 1916 " "
Ohio 20
June 1916
?
Sept 1916 Letter, in
German
? 24
Mar 1918 " "
San Francisco 13 Sept 1918 Father's will
" " 31
Dec 1922 Father's autobiographical essay
Salamanca 27 May 1925 Postcard
I.
CORRESPONDENCE Alice Eloesser,
1903-1956
30
items in 1 folder. 1903 - 1956. Letters
primarily
from the period of his voluntary
clinical
work in Germany prior to the
entrance
of the U.S into WW I and the period
with
the Bethune International Peace Hospital
in
China 1945-49.
Box 1, Folder
4
Place of Origin Date Form and Notes
Boston ? ? Postcard
ship board 24 May 1903 Concert
program
Karlsruhe, Baden 1
Jan 1915 Letter, English
San Francisco 13 May 1915 Letter, to
Leo
" " 23
May 1915 Postcard
Heidelburg 20 June 1915
Karlsruhe, Baden 22 July 1915 Letter, in German
" " 16
Aug 1915 " "
" " 3 Sept 1915 " "
" " 13
Sept 1915 " "
" " 15
Sept 1915 " "
" " 20
Sept 1915 " "
" " 13
Oct 1915 " "
" " 14
Dec 1915 " "
" " 26
Dec 1915 " "
" " 20
Jan 1916 " "
" " 23
Jan 1916 " "
" " 15
Feb 1916 " "
" " 16
Feb 1916 " "
" " 25
Feb 1916 " "
" " 3 May
1916 " "
" " [May]
1916 " "
" " 16
Nov 1916 " "
Paris 22 June 1925 Letter, English
Shanghai 20 Feb 1946 " "
Nan King 12 Nov 1947 " "
Nan King 22 May 1948 " "
Shanghai 21 July 1948 " "
Shih Chuang 31 Aug 1949 " "
San Francisco 29 July 1956 Letter, to Leo
I.
CORRESPONDENCE Helen Eloesser La
Plant, [1907]-[196x]
ca.
100 items in 1 folder. [1907] - 196?.
Correspondence
primarily from the period of
service
as a surgeon in Barcelona during the Spanish
Civil
War 1937-38 and in China 1945-1949.
Box 1, Folder
5
Place of Origin Date Form and Notes
9 Apr [1907]
21 May 1913
22 May 1915
Karlsruhe 23 Sept 1915
Merida, Yucatan 26 Oct 1915
Mexico 20 July 1935
? [1937?] Postcard
Barcelona [Dec 1937] Postcard
" " 16
Feb 1937
" " [1937] Postcard
" " 16
Nov 1937
" " 29
Dec 1937
" " 23
Jan 1938
" " 21
Feb 1938
" " 7 Mar
1938
" " 10
Apr 1938
" " 30
Apr 1938
" " 2 June 1938
" " 12
June 1938
Paris 17 June 1938
New York 5 July[1938]
" " [July
1938] Postcard
29 July 1944 Photocopy. letter re: Leo's
departure for China
Chungking 23 Oct 1945 Telegram
Lu Hsien (Lu
Chow) 27 Dec 1945 Photocopy
I Pin 18 Jan 1946
Kolosan 2 Feb
1946
[Yenan] [3 Apr
1946]
Cheng Tu 11 May 1946
Lauchow 5 Aug
1946
Nan King 1 Jan 1947
" " 8 Jan
1947
" " 15
June 1947
New York 3 Dec 1949
" " 7 Dec
1949
Joao Pessoa,
Paraiba 15 July 1950
5 May
1953
2 Mar
1955
Tacambaro, 25 Nov 1956
Michoacan
? ? ? 196?
I.
CORRESPONDENCE Leonard Larson, M.D.,
1945-1976
38
items in 1 folder. Correspondence consists
primarily
of letters from China regarding
work
at the Bethune International Peace
Hospital
1945-49 under the aegis of the UNRRA
and
UNICEF and regarding various visits to
Mexico
after Eloesser's retirement in 1950 to
Tacambaro,
Michoacan.
Box 1, Folder
6
Place of Origin Date Form and Notes
Washington D.C. 18 July 1945
New York 23 Aug 1945
Kolosan 5 Oct
1945
Chung King 26 Nov 1945 Card
" " 4 Feb
1946
" " 12
Feb 1946
Peiping 13 Mar 1946
Cheng Tu 19 May 1946
Dec 1947 3
cards
Nanking 24 May 1948
" " 8
June 1948
" " 9 Oct
1948
New York 18 Jan 1951 UNICEF
28 Feb 1957
Tacambaro 20 Aug 1965
" " 3 Sept 1965
" " 13
Sept 1965 telegram
" " 20
Nov 1965
" " 21
Dec 1965
" " 11
July 1966
" " 8 Aug
1966 post card
" " 8 Aug
1966
" " 8 Nov
1969
" " [Dec]
1969 card
" " 1970 card
" " 1974 card
" " 26
Dec 1974
" " 12
July 1975
" " 31
Aug 1975
" " [1975] card
" " 25
June 1976 postcard
" " Oct 1976
Letter from Joyce Campbell
re : Leo's death
I.
CORRESPONDENCE Harris B.
Shumacker, Jr., M.D.
Myrtle
Shumacker
1959-1976
32
items in 1 folder. Correspondence dates
from
the period of Eloesser's retirement in
Tacambaro,
Michoacan.
Box 1, Folder
7
Place of origin Date Form and notes
Germany [1959]
San Francisco ? Calling
card
24 Apr 1961 postcard
Tacambaro 19 Mar 1963
" " 14
May 1963
" " 16
Oct 1963
" " 23
Jan 1964
" " 26
July 1964
" " 18
Dec 1964
Rio de Janeiro 31 Oct 1965
Mexico 25 Nov 1965
Tacambaro 11 Jan 1966
" " 10
June 1966
" " 14
June 1967
" " 14
July 1967
" " 9 Oct
1967
" " 18
Nov 1968
" " 5 May
1969
" " Aug 1969
" " 24
Dec 1969
Rome 28 Mar 1970
? Dec ? Christmas
card
? Dec ? " "
Tacambaro 13 Dec 1970
" " 6 Jan
1971
" " 30
Jan 1971
" " 8
June 1972
" " 18
Jan 1974
" " 15
Aug 1974
" " 25
June 1976 postcard
Chapas, Mexico 18 Aug 1976 postcard
I.
CORRESPONDENCE Roy Cohn,
M.D., 1948-1971
9
items in 1 folder. 1967-71.
Box 1, Folder
8
Place of Origin Date Notes
14 Oct. 1948 Christmas
card
Tacambaro 28 1959
Palo Alto 13 Mar. 1964
" " 1
May 1964
Tacambaro 16 Nov. 1967
" " 1
Dec. 1967
" " 30 Mar.
1970
Palo Alto 26 Aug. 1970
Tacambaro 16 Jan. 1971
" " 20 Jan.
1971
Palo Alto 1 Feb.
1971
" " 18 Feb.
1971
Tacambaro 25 Feb. 1971
Box 1,
Folders 9 - 14 added to collection June, 1990
Box 1, Folder 9 Jeanette and C. Runston
"Runny" Maino,
1949,
1965-76.
Box 1, Folder 10 Dorothy and Charles C.
"Cub" Fahlen,
1943-45,
1969-72.
Box 1, Folder 11 Medical Bureau to Aid
Spanish Democracy,
1937-38.
Box 1, Folder 12 Mafalda and Rowland
Harper,
1960-76.
Box 1, Folder 13 Jonathan Elkus,
1956-60.
Box 1, Folder 14 Albert and Elizabeth
Elkus,
1936-57.
I.
CORRESPONDENCE Miscellaneous
(Chronological) 1915-75
ca.
30 items in 1 folder. 1915 - 1975.
General
correspondence. Includes a group of
letters
relating to Eloesser's efforts to
establish
an anti-tubercular hospital in
Mexico
in 1954.
Box 1, Folder
15
Place of Origin Date Correspondent
Dr.
A Barkan
5 July 1912 Prof. L. Brauer
San Francisco 30 Dec 1915 A. Heynemann
San Francisco 23 Mar 1938 Friends in S.F. Symphony
San Francisco 5 June 1946 Mary Holmes
" " [195?] Dr. Francis Sooy, UCSF
Guatemala 22 Jan 1952 Josefin
Mediz de Peon
Peiping 28 Aug 1954 Dr.
Eufrasio Santana
Tecate, Baja
Calif.
25 May 1954 Dr.
Enrique Staines
4 Aug
1954 " "
18 Aug 1954 " "
Germany 10 Jan 1954 Prof.
Fritz Voelker
[n.d.] Dr. Donato G.
Alarcon
"Commentarios
al plan Eloesser"
21 Aug 1954 Dr.
Donato G. Alarcon
27 Aug 1954 " "
16 Aug 1954 Dr.
Elisu J. Gutierrez
19 Aug 1954 " "
19 Aug 1954 " "(telegram)
26 Aug 1954 " "
27 Aug 1954 " "
Warsaw 11 Dec 1956 A.
Bekier
Italy 196? E. Rosen, et.al. postcard
6 Oct
1973 Dr. and Mrs.
Bill Dock (Photocopy)
11 Feb 1974 Paul
Hanson
Lane
Medical Library
22 Feb 1974 " "
I.
CORRESPONDENCE Miscellaneous
about Leo Eloesser
ca.
25 items in 1 folder. 1938 - 1976
Box 1, Folder
10
Origin Date To From
Costa Rica 5 May 1938 Helen La Plant Dr. Roberto Chacon Paut
San Francisco 13 Jan 1939 Dr. L. Larson
New York 29 July 1945 Helen La Plant Bill Dock
Montreal 17 Jan 1947 Helen
La Plant C.L. Li
Tacambaro 18 Mar 1964 Myrtle
Shumacker
Joyce
Campbell
" " 2 July 1964 " " " "
11 Jan 1966 Dr.
L. Larson Dr. Jorge
Yarza
Carreon
12 Apr 1966 " " " "
San Francisco 21 Dec 1967 Dr.W.L.Rogers Roy Cohn, M.D.
Palo Alto 26 Dec 1967 Roy
Cohn, M.D. Russel V. Lee, M.D.
? 3 Mar
1971 Jon Cosovich Marshall Virello
? 30
June 1971 Frederick Martin Alice Wagnon Martin
? 30
Aug 1971 Leo Eloesser Fredericka
Martin
Mexico 3 May
1972 Leonard Larson Fredericka Martin
" 6
May 1972 " " " "
? 5 Oct
1976 Joyce Campbell Rowland
Stanford 6 Oct
1976 Joyce Campbell Roy Cohn, M.D.
Stanford 1 June 1977 Dr.
J. Gordon Scannell Roy Cohn, M.D.
Foster City 3 Apr 1990 William Neff Malcolm Bagshaw
II. SPEECHES
AND WRITINGS 16 items in 11 folders.
Box 2, Folder
1 Manuscript -- "Reminiscences" by Leo Eloesser
Box 2, Folder
2 Manuscript -- The
City and County Hospital of San Francisco :
Recollections
of "Far away and long ago"
by
Leo Eloesser. (See box 2.9 for reprint)
Box 2, Folder
3 Stanford M.D., Series 5, no.2, pp.2-5 (Oct. 1966)
"Some
Early American Chest Surgery".
Box 2, Folder
4 Transcript of Address to the San Francisco Surgical
Society -
Family Club,
2 Jan 1944.
Box 2, Folder
5 Notes : German Clinic 1925.
Box 2, Folder
6 Manuscript --
"Pregnancy, Childbirth and the Newborn : a manual
for
rural midwives", by Edith Galt, R.N., C.N.M., Isabel
Hemingway,
R.N., C.N.M., and Leo Eloesser, M.D.
Manuscript
-- ibid. "latest version" 11
Aug 1953
4th English
ed. Mexico : Instituto Indigenista Interamerican,
1976.
159 p. ; 24 cm.
Box 2, Folder
7 Manuscript --
"Leo Eloesser, M.D.
Guide
for teachers of midwifery to accompany
Pregnancy,
Childbirth and the Newborn : a manual
for
rural midwives" by Eloesser, Galt and Hemingway.
Box 2, Folder
8 Manuscript of Report : "Apuntes sobre la organizacion hospitalaria
anti-tuberculosa"
by Leo Eloesser, M.D.
Multiple
copies and draft. Originally published in:
Review
Mexico de Tuberculosa y Aparato
Respitoria,
Vol.15, no.296 (1954).
Errata para
"Apuntes ...".
Tabla
Box 2, Folder
9 Reprints
Die in den letzten 10 Jahren an der
Heidelberger
chirurgischen Klinik
beobachteten Falle von
Pankreaserkrankungen,
nebst Beitragen zur Klinik
der Pankreasaffektionen,
und Bemerkungen uber die
"Cammidgesche
Urinprobe" / von L. Eloesser,
Assistenzarzt am
Samariterhaus Heidelberg.
Verlag von Gustav
Fischer in Jena, 1907.
Ueber eine typische
Gewerbedeformitat der rechten
Hand / von Dr. L.
Eloesser.
Beitrage zur klinischen
Chirurgie. Band 52, Heft 1
(285-299) 1906.
Verlag der H.
Laupp'schen Buchandlung, Tubingen,
1906.
Ueber die Anwendung der
Blutubertragung in der
Kriegschirurgie / von
Dr. Eloesser, a.o.
Professor fur Chirurgie,
Universitat Stanford.
Munchener Medizinischen
Wochenschrift.
(1916) No.1, S.21, u.22.
Pirate and Buccaneer Doctors.
Reprinted from Annals of
Medical History.
Vol. 8, no. 1, p. 31-60
(1926).
Emmet Rixford, 1865-1938.
Reprinted from Annals of
Surgery.
Vol. 110, no. 4 (Oct.
1939).
In Memorium : Norman Bethune,
1890-1939.
Reprinted from The
Journal of Thoracic Surgery,
St. Louis.
Vol. 9, no. 4, p.
460-462 (Apr. 1940).
Editorial ... form and color in
medicine.
Reprinted from Annals of
Surgery.
Vol. 135, no. 6 (June
1952).
Assembly line for country midwives /
by L. Eloesser.
Reprinted from The
Pacific Spectator.
Vol. VII, no. 2 (Spring 1953).
A Simplified obstetrical phantom /
by Leo Eloesser.
Reprinted from American
Journal of Obstetrics and
Gynecology,
St. Louis.
Vol. 68, no. 3, p.
948-949 (Sept. 1954).
A Proposal for reducing the cost of
care of the
tuberculous in countries
of limited means.
Reprinted from The
American Review of Tuberculosis
and Pulmonary Diseases.
Vol. 73, no. 3 (Mar.
1956).
Editorial.
Reprinted from Annals of
Surgery.
Vol. 158, no. 5 (Nov.
1963).
Birth of modern chest surgery and
von Mikulicz's part in it :
obstetrical
reminiscences. Reprinted from
The Journal of Thoracic
and Cardiovascular Surgery, St. Louis.
Vol. 50, no. 5, p.
757-758 (Nov. 1958).
The City and county hospital of San
Francisco :
recollections of far
away and long ago /
L. Eloesser.
The American Journal of
Surgery.
Vol. 118 (Oct. 1969).
Recollections of an operation for
tuberculous empyema.
Reprinted from The
Annals of Thoracic Surgery.
Vol. 8, no. 4 (Oct.
1969).
Milestones in chest surgery.
Reprinted from The
Journal of Thoacic and
Cardiovascular Surgery,
St. Louis.
Vol. 60, no. 2, p.
157-165 (Aug. 1970).
Un Proyecto para facilitar libros a
estudiante de medicina =
A Project to provide
text books for medical students.
Gaceta Medicina de
Mexico.
Vol. 105, no. 6 (Junio
1973).
Saxon Temple Pope, M.D.
Reprint from Surgery,
Gynecology and Obstetrics,
Vol. 137, p. 845-540
(Nov. 1973).
Produccion "en linea" de
parteras rurales.
Gaceta Medica de Mexico.
Vol. 113, no.11
(Noviembre 1977).
Box 2, Folder
10 Night of the Dynamiters
Box 2, Folder
11 Stories : Columbus and
Palos de Maguer,
El
Mafona, Under a Mexican Chestnut Tree,
The
Prisoner's Union and the Jail Break, La Magdelena.
Box 2, Folder
12 80 leaves. Ms (typescript).
Medical
service to the Chinese people.
Its
beginnings and its development. Notes
of
a medical Marco Polo - he came to teach,
he
stayed to learn.
Box 2, Folder
13 [Eloesser tape.] Transcript
of interview of L. Eloesser
by
Russel V. Lee. 30 p.
III.
MISCELLANY
Box 3, Folder
1
Datebooks. 7 items in 1 folder.
Dates Form and notes
14
Nov 1935 - Jan 1936 Diary
1
Jan 1943 - 31 Dec 1943
3
Nov 1937 - 15 June 1938 itinerary in Spain
Miscellaneous notes 4 items, autograph
Subseries :
Clippings
29 items in 3 folders. Newspaper and magazine
clippings providing
detailed accounts of experience
in Spain,
Argentina, Mexico and China.
Spanish
Civil War -- 1938-39
Mexico
and Argentina -- 1943-44
China --
1945-47
Box 3, Folder
2
11 items in 1
folder Spanish Civil
War -- 1938 - 39
(See also Box 1 folder 10)
11
Oct 1937 S.F. Chronicle, Foreign News.
"War
in Spain".
9 Jan 1938 S.F. Chronicle, This World,
p.11,
"A San Francisco Surgeon
Writes
from Spain".
13
Jan 1938 S.F. Chronicle, This World,
p.13,
"A Letter from Spain : 'The Greatest weeks
of
my life '"
26
Jan 1938 S.F. News
"Dr.
Eloesser writes from the war front".
2 Apr 1938 "Dr, Eloesser Compares
Hillsides
..."
4 May 1938 S.F. News
"Ways
of the World" by Dr. Leonard Larson.
8 May 1938 S.F. Chronicle, This World.
"A
Letter form the edge of chaos".
13
May 1938 People's World
"Dr.
Eloesser's assistant writes from Barcelona".
28
July 1938 People's World
"Eloesser
sees Spain's hope in weakening Mussolini".
n.d.
Sausalito,
"Experience
in Spain" by Evelyn Andell.
n.d.
"Eloesser home ... "
n.d.
"Doctors in War" (2 parts)
n.d.
"113 Americans in Spain".
Box 3, Folder 3 Mexico
and Argentina -- 1943-44
3 items in 1 folder.
2 Dic 1943
"Correpsondencia
: Relato y commentarios
del
vijae que hizo el Dr. Leo Eloesser a la ciudad
de
la santisima Trinidad y al puerto de Santa Maria
de
los Buenos Aires".
3 Feb 1944 S.F. Chronicle: This World :
Americas
"Doctor's Odyssey".
Xerox
copy:
Del
Sanatorio de Huipulco, al Instituto Nacional
de
Enfermadades Respiritorias: cincuenta anos /
by
Enriques Cardenas de la Pena. Chapter 4.1, Timbre
antituberculoso, Leo Eloesser
William B. Neff.
Inauguracion
del pabellon de Cirugia (p.111-119).
Mexico
: Secretaria de Salud, 1986.
R456.C266
1986
Xerox
copy. s.l. : s.n., n.d.
"On
Stopping War. Dr. Eloesser, back from Brazil,
has
a way: Send the Older Men."
Box 3, Folder
4 China --
1945-47.
16
items in 1 folder.
3
Aug 1945
"Dr.
Eloesser sails again to build hospitals in China".
3 Aug 1945 San Francisco
"Dr.
Eloesser to help China build hospitals"
4 Sept [1945] Special to the New York Times,
"Agents
of Child Aid Safe in North China".
25
Sept 1945
"Dr.
Eloesser in Chungking".
24
Feb 1947 S.F. News.
"Dr.
Eloesser Home, Tells of China Strife".
25
Feb 1947 S.F. Chronicle,
"Dr.
Eloesser Returns, Sees hope for World".
? Mar 1947 S.F. Chronicle,
"Doctor
says UNRRA 'sad mess' in China "
3
Mar 1947
"Dr.
Eloesser To Tell of China".
??
Apr 1947 Stanford Alumni Review,
Vol.48,
no. 7 p.21 "Medical Mess in China"
4 Apr 1947
"Eloesser
Banquet".
n.d.
"S.F. Doctor Wages War on Disease in Interior of China".
n.d.
"United Nations, Dr. Marco Polo"
17
Apr 1949 S.F. Chronicle,
"Dr.
Eloesser, S.F. Surgeon, Tells U.N. of
China
Work".
Apr
1949 World Health Organization,
WHO
newsletter "Report on health in China :
a
new era is dawning".
n.d.
[S.F. Chronicle ?]
--
pt.1 "Doctors face many obstacles in war on disease
in
China".
--
pt.2 "S.F. doctor wages war on disease in interior
of
China".
22
Jan 1950 S.F. Chronicle,
"Dr.
Eloesser's Story : S.F. physician transcends world
politics
to help sick children".
29
Mar 1953 S.F. Chronicle,
"Dr.
Eloesser, describes fight on children's diseases".
??
Jul 1976
The
Pharos, "To the editor..."
[1963?]
"Reminiscences
of Erb: to the editor." The Journal,
Vol.
190, no. 1.
Box 3, Folder
5 Memoria and Obituaries
18
items in 1 folder
Una
Leccion del Doctor Leo Eloesser /
Miguel
E. Bustamante
Vol.
109, no.5, p. 289-291 (Mayo 1975).
Gaceta
Medica de Mexico
28
July 1975, S.F. Chronicle,
"Special
Care for Cancer Problems".
17-23
Julio 1976
El
Doctor de los pobres : las extraordinarias aventuras
de
Leo Eloesser por el Dr. Hector Orrego Puelma.
6 Oct 1976 S.F. Chronicle,
"Dr.
Eloesser Dies - S.F. Physician was 95".
11
Nov 1976 S.F. Chronicle,
Herb
Caen, "Did you know Dr. Leo Eloesser?"
28
Nov 1976
S.F.
Chronicle, "Memorial Concert will
honor
'Doc' Eloesser".
30
Nov 1976,
Program
to "A memorial concert honoring Dr. Leo
Eloesser".
2 Dec 1976
S.F.
Chronicle, "Memorial Concert :
An inspirational farewell".
Dec 1976
San
Francisco Medicine, Vol.49, no.12, p.26
"In
memoriam : Leo Eloesser" by Leonard Larson, M.D.
Dec.
1976
Leo
: as we knew him / by Carleton Mathewson, Jr.,
M.D.
and DeWitt K. Burnham, M.D. (A talk about
Leo
Eloesser, M.D., 1881-1976, before the Lane
Medical
Society of Presbyterian Hospital,
San
Francisco, Dec. 1976)
Dec.
1976
A
talk on Leo Eloesser, given by Dr. Carleton
Mathewson
and Dr. DeWitt K. Bernham. Notes by
Helen
LaPlant.
Marzo
1977
Gaceta
Medica de Mexico Vol. 113, no.3. La Primera
Autopsia
en el continente Aericano / Rogelio Hernandez
Valenzuela.
Jan 1978
Journal
of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery Vol 75,
no.1,
pp.149-150. In Memoriam : Leo Eloesser
(1881
- 1976) / by Anton Ochsner, M.D.
May 1978
Gaceta
Medica de Mexico, Vol. 114, no.5, pp.247-250,
"In
Memoriam de Leo Eloesser" by Fernando Quijano
Pitman.
Aug
1978
Journal
of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, Vol.76,
no.2,
pp.145-147 "As I Remember Them" by J. Gordon
Scannell.
(reprint)
Nov
1982
Gaceta
Medica de Mexico, Vol.118, no. 11, pp. 446-470,
"Al
Profesor Doctor Leo Eloesser" by Jaime Woolrich and
Fernando
Quijano Pitman.
Julio-octubre
1989
Revista
del instituto nacional de enfermedades respiratorias.
Vol.
2, no. 2, Ano 2 p. 65. Leo Eloesser y William B. Neff :
Iniciadores
de la cirugia toracica moderna en Mexico /
Fernando
Quijano Pitman.
n.d.,
n.t., [obituary]
n.d.
Nota Necrologica,
"Dr.
Leo Eloesser" (obituary).
n.d.
Sonderdruck aus 'Ruperto Carola Band 61'
"Leo
Eloesser" by Frank Gerbode, M.D.
n.d.
S.F. Examiner,
Paul
Hemphill. "The Doc".
n.d.
Cub Fahlen,
[Remembrances
of Dr. Eloesser].
n.d.
Leo Eloesser /
by
Frank Gerbode.
n.d.
Ms. "Leo Eloesser, 1881-1976".
by
Dr. Harris Shumacker for the
Journal
of the American Surgical Society.
Letter
by Dr. Ruben Arguero read at
Homenaje
al Dr. Leo Eloesser -
Academia
Nacional de Medicina,
Mexico,
D.F. Mayo 13 de 1981.
Contrato
de fideicomiso que celebran:
como
fideicomitente el Dr. Leo
Eloesser
y como fiduciario el Banco
Nacional
de Mexico ...
Fideicomiso
"Dr. Leo ELoesser" /
by
Dr. Miguel Bustamante. Under Secretary
of
Public Health and Medicine, 1960-66.
Box 3, Folder
6 Curriculum vitae
Box 3, Folder
7 Army discharge. 24 Oct 1919.
Last
will and testament 14 Feb 1975. Photocopy.
Autopsy
report.
Box 3, Folder
9 90 minute, 8 Track tape
Box 3, Folder
10 7 1/4" reel to reel
tape (1/4 ")
Kaleidoscope
dub, 3 3/4 ips, 10.22.69
Box 3, Folder
11 Eloesser family history /
by
Helen Eloesser LaPlant.
Box 3, Folder
12 Misc art events. Satomayor,
Stackpole, Amati viola
Box 3, Folder
13 Biographic sketch / Russell
V. Lee.
Box 4, Folder
1 Lane Medical Library. Manuscript catalog.
Leo
Eloesser, 1881-1976.
MSS
H710h E49
Harris
Shumacker, M.D.
Correspondence
for Biography "Leo Eloesser :
Eulogy
for a Free Spirit".
Box 4, Folder
2 Correspondence, 1977-78.
Arranged
alphabetically. A - H.
Box 4, Folder
3 Correspondence. 1977-78.
Arranged
alphabetically. I - Z.
Box 4, Folder
4 Correspondence w/ Joyce Campbell.
Arranged
chronologically. 1977-78.
Box 4, Folder
5 Correspondence w/ Helen La Plant.
Arranged
chronologically. 1977-78.
Box 4, Item 6 Leo
Eloesser, M.D., Eulogy for a free spirit /
by
Harris B. Shumacker, Jr., M.D.
-- New York : Philosophical Library, 1982.
Copy
is inscribed by H. Shumacker,
dedicated
to L. Larson.
Box 4A,
Folder 1 Miscellaneous correspondence
for biography
Box 4A,
Folder 2 Miscellaneous correspondence
for biography
Box 4A,
Folder 3 Notes from visits and
interviews
Box 4A,
Folder 4 Reviews and notices for Leo
Eloesser:
Eulogy
for a Free Spirit
IV.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Approximately
620 items in 21 folders.
Arranged in 5
groups by provenance.
Shelved with
body of Eloesser Collection.
Eloesser
family photo album
Lane
manuscript collection
Leonard
Larson, M.D.
Harris
B. Shumacker, M.D.
"Leo
Eloesser : Eulogy for a free
spirit"
by Harris B. Shumacker, M.D.
Box 5, Folder
1 Eloesser family picture album. 1897 - 1900.
[100
pgs.] : 15 x 35 cm. Contains
approximately
150 B&W prints. Chiefly
family
friends and vacations. Includes
photos
of L.E. in sailboat, Mill Valley
residence,
Russian river, Barranca de
Alta
Luz, Mexico and childhood friend
Hans
Barkan.
Box 5, Folder
2 Dr. George de Forest Barnett and Dr. Leo
Eloesser
at
ward rounds in S.F., 2 b&w prints,
19
x 25 cm., n.d.
(MSS
H710h E491).
Box 5, Folder
3 Leonard Larson, M.D. photograph collection.
14
items in 1 folder. Spanish Civil War,
1937-38
and Tacambaro, Mexico, ca.1965
Harris
Shumacker Photograph Collection.
ca.
200 items in 5 folders. [186?] - 1976.
Includes
drawings, negatives and black and white
prints
gathered by Harris Shumacker, M.D. for
his
biography
"Leo Eloesser : Eulogy for a free
spirit ".
Box 5, Folder
4 Original photographs of Joyce Campbell and
contact prints
from
negatives. 7 items. 21 x 25 cm. Black and
white
prints.
Box 5, Folder
5 Original photographs. 11 items of varying
sizes to 12 x 17 cm.
7
negatives. 5.5 x 6 cm.
Box 5, Folder
6 Negatives. 7 x 11 cm. in 8 envelopes :
6
envelopes -- dated 1919-1921 "Summit" ;
1
Envelope -- Tacambaro ; 1 envelope
contains
miscellaneous negatives 1920 - 1950.
Box 5, Folder
7 Negatives.
23
negatives, 13 x 18 cm, in 2 envelopes.
Box 5, Folder
8 Negatives.
15
- 35mm strips. in plastic wraps.
"Leo
Eloesser : Eulogy for a free spirit" by Harris B.
Shumacker.
Photographic prints, 210 items in 11 folders.
Black
and white prints, 13 x 18 cm., mounted on
22
x 28 cm. bond paper, for use in biography. Arranged
in
supplied numeric sequence, supplemented by chapter
numbers
from draft. Includes many unpublished photographs
and
duplicates.
Box 5, Folder
9 14 items.
Frontpiece
through Chapter 1 [early years] - no.4
Box 5, Folder
10 20 items.
Chapters
2 - 10. nos. 9 - 23, incomplete.
Box 5, Folder
11 20 items.
Chapters
11 - 16. nos. 25 - 39.
Box 5, Folder
12 24 items.
Chapters
18 - 20. nos. 40 - 50. Includes 3 clippings
about
a sculpt of Eloesser by Peter Stackpole on the
facade
of the Stock Exchange building in S.F.
Box 6, Folder
1 18 items.
Chapters
20 - 26. nos. 51 - 59.
Box 6, Folder
2 14 items.
Chapters
25 - 26. nos. 60 - 63.
Box 6, Folder
3 20 items.
Chapter
27. no.24 and others.
Box 6, Folder
4 26 items.
Chapter
29. nos. 67 - 68.
Box 6, Folder
5 22 items.
Chapters
30 - 31. nos. 71 - 75
Box 6, Folder
6 20 items.
Chapter
33. nos. 80 - 83.
Box 6, Folder
7 12 items.
Chapter
34. nos.85 - 92.
Box 6, Folder
8 Miscellaneous.
Chiefly
duplicates.
Box 6, Folder
9 Miscellaneous.
Chiefly
duplicates.
Leo D. Eloesser
prepared January 1991
All citations taken from Index Medicus
and the Stanford Authors catalog of the Lane Library.
1906
Ueber eine typische Gewerbedeformatitat der rechten Hand.
Beit. z. klin. Chir., Tubingen, 1906, lii, 285-299.
1907
Die in den letzten 10 Jahre an der Heidelberger
chirurgischen Klinik beobachteten Falle von
Pankreaserkrankungen, nebst Beitragen zur Klinik der
Pankreasaffectionen, und Bemerkungen uber die Cammidgesche Urinprobe.
Mitt. a.d. Grenzgeb. d. Med. u. Chir., Jena, 1907, xviii, 195-294.
(Innaugural dissertation, Heidelburg)
1909
Ein Schienenhulsenapparat zur Streckung von Kniegelenkskontrakturen.
Zentrlbl. f. Chir., 1909, v.36: 1058-1060.
1913
Implantation of joints.
Calif. State J. M., San Francisco, 1913, xi, 485-491.
1914
Local anesthesia in major operations on the head and face.
Dental Reg., Cincinati, 1914, lxviii, 112-126.
Surgery of the peptic ulcer.
Calif State J.M., San Francisco, 1914, xii, 366-373.
1915
Repair of defects in blood vessels by free grafts of fatty tissue.
J. Am. Med. Assoc., Chicago, 1915, lxiv, 426.
Amputations and their after-treatment.
Calif State J.M., San Francisco, 1915, xiii, 458-462.
Notes from a German military hospital, with observations on gas phlegmons.
J. Am. Med. Ass., Chicago, 1915, lxv, 2001-2005.
1916
Ueber die Anwendung der Blutubertragung in der Kriegschirurgie.
Munchen med. Wchnschr., 1916, lxiii, 21.
1917
Fractures in war time.
Calif. State J. M., San Francisco, 1917, xv, 259-264.
On the nature of neuropathic affections of the joints.
Ann Surg., Philadelphia, 1917, lxvi, 201-207, 9 pl.
Gunshot woulnds and lesions produced by shell and shrapnel in the jaws and
face.
J. Nat. Dent. Ass., Huntington, Ind., 1917, iv, 1187-1196.
Plastic surgery of the jaws and face, bone grafting in the jaws.
J. Nat. Dent. Ass., Huntington, Ind., 1917, iv, 1289-1302.
Pathology of war surgery with reference to its relation to diseases of the
mouth.
J. Nat. Dent. Ass., Huntington, Ind., 1917, iv, 1104-1114.
1918
Wounds of the joints.
Boston M. & S. J., 1918, clxxviii, 555-567.
1920
Rib grafting operations for the repair of bone defects and their end
results.
Arch. Surg., Chicago, 1920, i, 428-468.
1921
A Sign occuring in cases of tabes complicated by Charcot joints.
J. Am. M. Ass., Chicago, 1921, lxxvii, 604.
On the severely but not totally disabled in industry, with special reference to
the one-armed.
Boston M. & S. J., 1921, clxxxiv, 489-495.
Nasopharyngeal endothelioma; a report of two cases, with late metastases to the
chest in one.
Surg. Gynec. & Obst., Chicago, 1921, xxxii, 519-523.
(with J.M. Read)
1922
Some notes on plastic operations.
Surg Gynec. & Obst., Chicago, 1922, xxxiv, 532-537.
Leg ulcer.
Surg. Clin. N. Am., Philadelphia, 1922, ii, 537-552.
1923
Local anesthesia in major surgery ...
Calif. State J. M., 1923, xxi, 412-415.
Obstruction to the lymph channels by scar.
J. Am. M. Ass., Chicago, 1923, lxxxi, 1867-1870.
Thoracoplastic compression of the lung in pulmonary tuberculosis.
Arch. Int. Med., Chicago, 1923, xxxi, 701-738.
(with P.K. Brown)
Aneurysm of the common iliac artery; gradual occlusion by ligation with a free
graft
of muscle.
Surg. Clin. N. Am., Philadelphia, 1923, iii, 681-697.
1923-24
Surgical intervention in pulmonary tuberculosis; pathological conditions in
the lungs
and the various forms of operation applicable to them.
Am. Rev. Tuberc., Baltimore, 1923-24, viii, 519-529.
1924
Einige Bemerkungen uber den arteriosklerotischen und uber den
thromboarteriitischen Brand.
Deutsche Ztschr. f. Chir., Leipzig, 1924, clxxxix, 95-112.
1925
Primary tumors of the lung.
Arch. Surg., Chicago, 1925, x, 445-468.
1926
Pirate and buccaneer doctors.
Ann. M. History, 8:31-60 (Mar. 1926).
Intrapleural pneumolysis.
S. Clin. N. Amer., 6:381-406 (Apr. 1926).
Exarticulation at knee-joint,
S. Clin. N. Amer., 6:407-411 (Apr. 1926).
Exarticulation at the knee-joint.
Surg. Clin. N. Amer., Philadelphia, 1926, vi, 407-411.
1927
Preliminary artificial pneumothorax in operations on open chest; clinical
observations
on sensibility and reflexes of various parts of lung and various methods of
anesthesia.
Archives of Surgery 14:438-437 pt. 2 (January 1927)
Lung compression and surgery of the lung for the relief of tuberculosis.
Calif. and West. med., 26:335-8 (March 1927).
1928
The treatment of compound fractures.
Calif. and West. med., 28:369 (Mar 1928).
Congenital cystic disease of lung.
S. Clin. N. Amer., 8:1361-1373, (Dec. 1928).
1929
Treatment of bronchiectasis.
Northwest Medicine, 28:245-254, June 1929.
Treatment of pulmonary abscess.
Northwest Med., 28:460-467, Oct. 1929.
Treatment of fractures; use of Unna's zinc oxide gelatin mixture.
California & Western Medicine, 31:254-255, Oct. 1929.
(with W.L. Rogers)
1930
Closure of bronchial fistula.
Surgical Clinics of North America, 10:1011-1029 (Oct. 1930).
Ein Fall mit "Klippel-Feils Syndrom".
Acta chir. Scandinav., 67: 326-331, 1930.
1931
Congenital cystic disease of lung
Surg Gynec & Obst., 52:747-758, Mar. 1931.
Oesophageal spasm accompanying arthritis of spine.
West. J. Surg., 39:341-346 May 1931.
Congenital cystic diseases of lung.
Radiology, 17:912-929, Nov. 1931.
1932
Bronchial stenosis.
Journal of Thoracic Surgery,
1:194-213, Dec. 1931:
1:270-295, Feb 1932:
373-396, Apr. 1932:
485-501, June 1932.
Subcostal extrapeural compression of lung.
Journal of Thoracic Surgery, 1: 672-677, Aug. 1932.
1933
Bilateral lobectomy.
Surg, Gynec., & Obst., 57:247-249, Aug. 1933.
Meningopleural fistula following extirpation of ganglioneuroma of
upper mediastinum; ganglioneuroma of adrenal gland.
S. Clin. North America, 13:1325-1336, Dec. 1933.
On sites and types of amputation and exacticulation together with some notes on
technic.
Surgical Clinics of North America, 13:9-18 Feb. 1933.
1934
Bronchial stenosisin pulmonary tuberculosis, with some notes on tuberculous
stenosis of trachea and bronchioles.
Am. Rev. Tuberc., 30:123-180, Aug. 1934.
Treatment of fractures of upper end of humerus; experimental and clinical
study.
J Bone & Joint Surg, 16:1-29, Jan. 1934
(with N.J. Howard and L.R. Reynolds)
1935
Chronic bronchial stenosis.
Internat. Clin., 2:191-209, June 1935.
Operation for tuberculous empyema.
Surg. Gynec. & Obst., 60:1096-1097, June 1935.
and
Diseases of Chest, 1:8-9, Oct. 1935.
1936
Present state of pulmonary surgery in America,
Sovet. khir., no.6, pp.941-954, 1936.
Surgery of the pleura.
In: Textbook of surgery / Frederick Christopher.
Philadelphia : Saunders, 1936. p. 991-1003.
1937
Treatment of some abdominal cancers by irradiation through open abdomen
combined with cautery excision.
Ann. Surg., 106:645-652, Oct. 1937.
Blocked cavities in pulmonary tuberculosis.
J. Thorac. surgery, 7:1-22, Oct 1937.
1938
Model to illustrate mechanics of respiration and movements to mediastinum
with
and without various kinds and degrees of bronchial stenosis.
Surgery, 3:774-778, May 1938.
(with A. Freeman)
Observations on sources of pulmonary hemorrhage and attempts at its control.
J. Thoracic Surg., 7:671-679, Aug. 1938.
1939
Emmet Rixford, 1865-1938.
Ann Surg., 110:786-789, Oct. 1939.
1940
Norman Bethune, 1890-1939.
J. Thoracic Surg., 9:460-462, Apr. 1940.
Treatment of cancer of breast by combined irradiation and operation.
Southwestern Med., 24:162-164, May 1940.
Treatment of compound fractures in war; reports of practical experience in
Spanish Civil War.
J.A.M.A., 115:1848-1852, Nov. 30, 1940.
Transthoracic bronchotomy for removal of benigh tumors of bronchi.
Ann. Surg., 112:1067-1070, Dec. 1940.
1941
Choice of procedure in treatment of tuberculous cavities; considerations
regarding
intracavitary pressure based on clinical observations and experiments on
cadavers.
J. Thoracic. Surg., 10:501-521, June 1941.
1942
Operation for treatment of apical tuberculous cavities persisting in
artificial pneumothorax.
Brunn, Med.-Surg. Tributes, pp.133-138, 1942.
Treatment of compound fractures in war.
The Family Physician, 5:9, May 1942.
Panel discussions; treatment of war injuries to chest.
Bull. Am. Coll. Surgeons, 27:122-126, Apr. 1942.
Our doctor of the month: Dr. Leo Eloesser.
Family Physician, 5:5, May 1942.
1943
Amputaion en lesiones vasculaires del miembro inferior enstesia por
refrigeracion,
Apuntes sobre sus indicaciones y su tecnica.
Semana Medica, 50:41-44, 1943.
Thoracic surgery (with others)
National Research Council. Division of Medical Sciences.
Nurosurgery and Thoracic Surgery.
Philadelphia : W.B. Saunders, 1943, p. 221-310.
(Military manuals, v.6)
1945
Treatment of insuffated cavities.
Am. Rev. Tuberc., 51:7-17, Jan 1945.
(with W.L. Rogers and S.J. Shipman)
Cavernas insufladas: su tratamiento por cavernostomia com colgajo cutaneo.
Rev. mex. de tuberc., 7:57-75, Mar.-Apr. 1945.
(with S.J. Shipman and W.L. Rogers)
1947
Treatment of spontaneous pneumothorax.
Dis. of Chest, 13:221-236, May-June 1947.
In appreciation of Dr. Harold Philips Hall.
Calif. Medicine, 663:3, 143-144, Mar. 1947.
1949
Surgery of the pleura.
In: Christopher's Textbook of Surgery, 5th ed., 1949, p.851-861.
1952
Form and color in medicine. (editorial)
Ann. Surgery, 135:6, June 1952.
1953
Assembly line for country midwives.
The Pacific Spectator, 7:2, Spring 1953.
1954
Simplified obstetrical phantom.
Am. J. Obst. & Gynec., 68:948-949, Sept. 1954.
Apuntes sobrela organizacion hospitalaria anti-tuberculosa.
[Remarks on the organization of tuberculosis hospitals.]
Revista Mexicana de Tuberculosis (Mexico D.F.) 15(75):296-309, July-Aug. 1954.
El Embarazo, El Parto y el Recien Nacido; manual para parteras rurales.
Mexico, D.F. : Instituto Indigenista Inter-american, 1954. 146 p.
Guia de Ensenanza para el libro
"El Embarazo, El Parto y el Recien Nacido;
Manual para Parteras Rurales."
Mexico, D.F. : Instituto Indigenista Inter-americano, 1954. 47 p.
With Edith Galt and Isabela Hemingway.
1956
A Proposal for reducing the cost of care of the tuberculous in countries of
limited means.
The American Review of Tuberculosis and Pulmonary Diseases, 73:3 Mar. 1956,
p.444-445.
1963
Editorial.
Ann. Surgery, Nov. 1963, p. 912-914.
1965
Birth of modern chest surgery and von Mikulicz's part in it. Obstetrical
reminiscences.
J. Thorac. Cardiov. Surg., 50:757-8, Nov. 1965.
1969
The City and County Hospital of San Francisco. Recollections of far away
and long ago.
Amer. J. Surg., 118:493-7, Oct. 1969.
1970
Milestones in chest surgery.
J. Thorac Cardiov. Surg., 60:157-65, Aug 1970.
Un proyecto para facilitar libros a estudiantes de medicina.
Gac. Med. Mex., 105:527-8, June 1973.
1973
Saxton Templton Pope, M.D.
Surg. Gynec. Obstet., 137:845-50, Nov. 1973.
Una leccion del doctor Leo Eloesser.
Gac. Med Mex, 109(5):289-91, May 1975.
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