Mastin, Claudius H. (Claudius Henry), 1826-1898
Variant namesClaudius Henry Mastin received his medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1849 and practiced medicine in Mobile, Alabama. During the Civil War he became medical director of the army of the Mississippi. He invented several surgical instruments and contributed largely to medical journals, especially on genito-urinary surgery. He was the founder of the Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons, and one of the organizers of the American Surgical Association.
From the description of Correspondence, 1871-1898. (University of South Alabama). WorldCat record id: 61297980
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| creatorOf | Minor, Lewis Willis, 1808-1872. Papers of Lewis Willis Minor [manuscript], 1730-1965 (bulk 1828-1897.). | University of Virginia. Library | |
| referencedIn | Mastin, William McDowell. The correspondence and role of Claudius Henry Mastin and John Shaw Billings in establishing the new Library of the Surgeon General's Office and Armed Forces Medical Museum building / William McDowell Mastin, 1980. | National Library of Medicine | |
| creatorOf | Mastin, Claudius H. (Claudius Henry), 1826-1898. Correspondence, 1871-1898. | University of South Alabama, Marx Library |
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| associatedWith | Mastin, William McDowell. | person |
| associatedWith | Minor, Lewis Willis, 1808-1872. | person |
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Birth 1826
Death 1898
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