Central Surgical Association Archives 1940-2007

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Central Surgical Association Archives 1940-2007

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The Central Surgical Association (CSA) was originally organized by Dr. Roy D. McClure in 1940 in order to provide surgeons in the central states and Canada with a regional professional organization. The archives contain original documents, correspondence, proceedings, minutes, programs, photographs, membership information, and published material by members of the group.

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History of Medicine Division. National Library of Medicine

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Central surgical association

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The Central Surgical Association (CSA) was originally organized by Dr. Roy D. McClure in 1940. Dr. McClure organized the first group of surgeons that formed the CSA to fullfill the need for a regional association for surgeons in the central states. The CSA was officially organized during two meetings in 1940, in Detroit and St. Louis. McCLure was the first president. From the description of Central Surgical Association archives, 1940-2007. (National Library of Medicine). WorldCat rec...

McClure, Roy D.

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