Hiram T. Langston (1912-1992) Papers 1936-1982

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Hiram T. Langston (1912-1992) Papers 1936-1982

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Thoracic surgeon and Northwestern University Medical School professor Hiram Thomas Langston filled many rolls throughout his career: operating a private practice, serving as faculty, consulting, and chief surgeon. He joined the Northwestern University faculty late in his career, serving from 1978 until his retirement in 1981. The Hiram T. Langston Papers, comprising five boxes and spanning the years from 1936-1982, are divided into five subseries: biographical materials; general correspondence; subject files; research and related materials on autologous blood transfusion including clinical outpatient and consultation reports, and lecture and research notes; and publications and speeches. A scrapbook has also been added to the collection.

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