Bacteriology.

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Consists of four separate studies based on laboratory work undertaken at Jefferson Medical College : I. Case of acute infectious epiphysitis with laboratory experiments. II. An unusual case of tuberculosis with laboratory report. III. Gangrene, with laboratory experiments. IV. Typhoid fever - unusual sequelae with laboratory report.

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Laboratory manual printed by Jefferson Medical College for distribution to bacteriology students. Includes handwritten notes.

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"Working Guide for the Freshman Class in the Laboratory of Pharmacy, Jefferson Medical College," [1909], by Leighton F. Appleman, M.D., which O'Brien used as a medical student. Also, one bound volume of notes, reprints, laboratory records and other materials related to O'Brien's study of bacteriology and parasitology when he was a Captain in the U.S. Army.

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Report on research conducted in the Laboratory of Jefferson Medical College Hospital. Submitted for the prize offered by Prof. S. MacCuen Smith.

Scope and Contents The bulk of this collection consists of Wise's correspondence from the 1950s to the 1990s. It also contains a few added biographical items, reprints, research on the Magee Professorship, newspaper clippings, photographs, diplomas, and certificates.The collection is organized chronologically within individual series. Items have largely been kept in their original order with the folder titles Wise assigned. Date ranges for foldered material has been added. Since the collection...

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"Delivered...in the Laboratories of the Jefferson Medical College During the Spring Course, 1901. Reported by R.A. Kiefer, Class of '03."

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Typewritten manuscripts of papers prepared and/or read before professional societies, including one before the Clinical Society, Easton, Pa., 26 Nov. 1919. Topics include "Transition of Adenomas into Carcinomas of the Mammary Gland," influenza and bronchopneumonia epidemics at the Easton Hospital, and bacteriology.