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Joseph Decatur Bryant letters to Colonel Daniel Scott Lamont
Five letters to Daniel Scott Lamont, 1893 June 26-1893 June 29, concerning Joseph D. Bryant’s preparations for President Grover Cleveland’s jawbone tumor operation on 1 July 1893. Typed transcriptions by donor with emendations by W. B. McDaniel II included.
Type of reproduction--Positive photocopies.
Joseph DeFeher notebook
Volume, assembled by Joseph DeFeher, of chest radiographs with brief case histories of Massachusetts and Pennsylvania pulmonary infection patients treated with injections of "Guajakodyl", 1937-1940. Several patients treated at Rush Hospital for Consumption and Allied Diseases. Includes photostats of letters to John W. Cass concerning experiences with compound.
Joseph G. Richardson papers
Joseph Galloway Shippen notes on the lectures of Benjamin Rush
Three volumes of notes on lectures given by Benjamin Rush at the University of Pennsylvania on the topics of pathology, therapeutics, and the practice of medicine. There are two sets of notes on the practice of medicine; one set of notes is in the form of questions.
Joseph Hartshorne casebook
Records of Hartshorne’s practice in Philadelphia from Jan. to Mar., 1828. Each entry describes the patient’s symptoms or ailment with some background information, then lists Hartshorne’s prescription or treatment.
Index to patient names is included.
Joseph Hartshorne letter to Nicholas Chervin
Joseph Hines correspondence
Joseph Horn treatise on urine and astrology
Student treatise on urine, citing classical authorities, including Galen and Hippocrates. Several spelling corrections in different hand. Treatise describes conditions of urine, particularly color and sediment, with reference to specific diseases and relationship of planets to illness and recovery. The name "Joseph Horn" and supposed date of treatise inscribed on back board of volume.
Joseph J. Bisbé record of anomalies found in the dissecting rooms of the University of Pennsylvania
One volume of illustrations and descriptions of anatomical anomalies found in the dissecting rooms of the University of Pennsylvania during the academic session 1875-1876. Depictions of the anomalous and normal states are drawn side by side. Each description mentions the name of the dissector, if known. Prominent dissectors include Profs. Lenox Hodge and Joseph Leidy.
Joseph Kelsall manuscript on massage
Holograph manuscript, 1926, describing symptoms of each ailment and recommended treatment using massage, exercise, and electrotherapy.
