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1. Vowell, Arvella B. Vowell, Arvella B. Biography of Annie New, R.N. History of Nursing -- Texas; Nurse Administrators; Nursing Homes; Convalescence; A biographical sketch of Annie New, R.N., written by Arvella B. Vowell, Historian of District 8 of the Texas Nurses Association.
2. Vesalius, Andreas,1514-1564. Vesalius, Andreas,1514-1564. [Posterior muscles.] De humani corporis fabrica. Muscles; Anatomy A series of anatomical illustrations printed from the second book of Vesalius' De humani corporis fabrica (1543). The eight front and six back views are reversed from the published originals and assembled...
3. Vesalius, Andreas,1514-1564. Vesalius, Andreas,1514-1564. [Anterior muscles.] De humani corporis fabrica. Muscles; Anatomy A series of anatomical illustrations printed from the second book of Vesalius' De humani corporis fabrica(1543). The eight front and six back views are reversed from the published originals and assembled...
4. Stout, B.F. Stout, B.F. Dr. Frank Paschal. Physicians -- Texas Reprint of a journal article, written by Dr. B. F. Stout and published in Southwest Texas Medicine, July, 1934. The article, read before the Bexar County Medical Society in 1933, presents a biographical...
5. San Antonio Cremation Company. San Antonio Cremation Company. San Antonio Cremation Company. Minutes, 1885-1889. Mortuary Practice Minutes of meetings from the beginnings of the San Antonio Cremation Company.
6. Rogers, John. Rogers, John. San Antonio's hospital woes. Academic Medical Centers An article published in the March 3, 1967 issue of the Texas Observer, detailing the history of the building of hte medical school in San Antonio.
7. Ramirez, Mario E., 1927- Ramirez, Mario E., 1927- Oral history interview with Dr. Mario E. Ramirez. History of Medicine -- Texas; Physicians -- Texas An oral history interview with Dr. Mario E. Ramirez, eminent South Texas physician. Dr. Ramirez established the first hospital in Starr County and later helped establish Starr County Memorial Hospital...
8. Paschal, Frank, 1849-1925. Paschal, Frank, 1849-1925. Portrait of Dr. Frank Paschal. History of Medicine; Physicians -- Texas Portrait of Dr. Frank Paschal. San Antonio physician, President of the Board of Health, City Health Officer, and Director of the City Hospital. Dr. Paschal was President of the Western Texas Medical Association...
9. Paschal, Frank, 1849-1925. Paschal, Frank, 1849-1925. Fractures at the lower end of the femur. Femoral Fractures An article written by Frank Paschal, in the form of a typewritten manuscript.
10. Paschal, Frank, 1849-1925. Paschal, Frank, 1849-1925. Diagnosis of diseases of the gall-bladder. Gallbladder Diseases An article written by Frank Paschal, in the form of a typewritten manuscript.
11. Paschal, Frank, 1849-1925. Paschal, Frank, 1849-1925. Congenital malformations of the rectum and anus. Rectal Diseases; Anus Diseases An article written by Frank Paschal. From a typewritten manuscript.
12. Nixon, Pat Ireland,|d1883-1965. Nixon, Pat Ireland,|d1883-1965. Medical story of early Texas 1528-1853. History of Medicine -- Texas; Medicine -- Texas; Physicians -- Texas San Antonio physician, book collector, and medical historian Dr. P.I. Nixon was the sole author of three books devoted to Texas medicine and co-author of a fourth. He was founder of the San Antonio Historical...
13. Nixon, Pat Ireland,1883-1965. Nixon, Pat Ireland,1883-1965. Poliomyelitis epidemic. WOAI, 1946. Poliomyelitis A transcript of a radio address by Pat Ireland Nixon of San Antonio on WOAI, May 14, 1946, on the subject of the polio epidemic.
14. Nixon, Pat Ireland,1883-1965. Nixon, Pat Ireland,1883-1965. Century of medicine in San Antonio : the story of medicine in Bexar County, Texas. Medicine -- Texas; History of Medicine -- Texas; Physicians -- Texas San Antonio physician, book collector, and medical historian Dr. P.I. Nixon was the sole author of three books devoted to Texas medicine and co-author of a fourth. He was founder of the San Antonio Historical...
15. Nixon, Pat Ireland, 1913- Nixon, Pat Ireland, 1913- Oral history interview with Dr. Pat Ireland Nixon, Jr. Libraries, Medical; History of Medicine -- Texas An oral history interview with Dr. Pat Ireland Nixon Jr., eminent physician and son of the late doctor and historian, Dr. Pat Ireland Nixon, who built a quality historical collection of antiquarian texts...
16. Nixon, Pat Ireland, 1883-1965. Nixon, Pat Ireland, 1883-1965. Poliomyelitis. KABC, July 16, 1946. Poliomyelitis; A transcript of a radio address by Pat Ireland Nixon of San Antonio on KABC, July 16, 1946, on the subject of the polio epidemic.
17. Nixon, James W., 1893-1980. Nixon, James W., 1893-1980. Oral history interview with Dr. James W. Nixon. History of Medicine -- Texas The oral history of Dr. James W. Nixon, which was recorded in 1980. Dr. Nixon reminisces about his education and career in medicine in Texas in the early 1920s.
18. New, Annie I., 1897-1987. New, Annie I., 1897-1987. New Convalescent Home. History of Nursing -- Texas; Nurse Administrators; Nursing Homes; Convalescence; Poetry A poem written by Annie New, R.N., about the convalescent home which she founded in San Antonio.
19. Matthews, Wilbur L. Matthews, Wilbur L. History of San Antonio Medical Foundation and South Texas Medical Center. Foundations; Hospitals -- Texas The San Antonio Medical Foundation is a Texas nonprofit charitable and educational corporation, organized in 1947 to carry forward efforts then being made to secure a Medical Branch of the University of...
20. Malpart, Maurice, b.1897. Malpart, Maurice, b.1897. La peste a Amiens au XVII siecle. Disease Outbreaks; History of Medicine, 17th Cent.; Plague

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