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The Pliny Earle Papers contains correspondence, 1840-1880, to Dr. Earle from heads of other insane asylums regarding retaining copies of annual reports and by laws, advice on patient cases, hospital design and treatments and recommendations for hiring of personnel. The collection also includes a description of Dr. Earle's visit to Lafayette's grave in France and an estate inventory of Isaac Oakley's estate dated 1789.

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The collection is divided into four series: General Files (1945-1988), Medical Diagnosis and Computers (1950-1990), HEME/HEME2 Computer Program (1957-1982), and Reprints and Publications (1950-1982). See series description for more information.

Scope and Contents This collection only offers a small glimpse of Dr. Pitt's work in the field of physiology. The collection has been organized into four series: correspondence (1932-1971), research notebooks (1960s), lecture notes (1930-1962), reprints (1932-1971), and miscellaneous (1938-1974).The miscellaneous series includes a box of awards. The photographs have been removed to the personal photographic collections. See photo catalog.Two series were discarded. One series was...

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The Roy W. Bonsnes PhD (1909-1993) Collection contains papers, research materials, and reprints created during his time at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. Housed within three boxes, they are divided into six series. Offering a broad and detailed view into his professional life, this collection offers very little information on him personally.

Scope and Contents

The collection is organized into nine series: Minutes (1971-1973), General Correspondence (1952-1989), Surgeon's Assistant Program (1974-1991), Pediatric Surgical Cases and Notes (1960-1984), Heart Research (1951-1977), Heart Surgery Case Files, (1960's), Research Files (1956-1994), Reprints (1952-1993), and Miscellaneous (undated).