Maxine O. Dellinger Wootton Papers 1960-1988 1960-1962

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Maxine O. Dellinger Wootton Papers 1960-1988 1960-1962

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This collection documents the research and correspondence of Maxine O. Dellinger Wootton (1918-1993) pertaining to the creation of her manuscript, "The History of Abdominal Surgery in New Mexico." The collection includes the 62-page original manuscript, a reprint of the paper and an article by Wootton published in the Rocky Mountain Medical Journal. Also included is correspondence with doctors, hospitals and libraries as well as bibliographic material.

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New Mexico Health Historical Collection, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center

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