Papers, 1923-1966.

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Papers, 1923-1966.

Collection consists of: Notes and typescripts for Livingston's last monograph, Pain and Suffering, which was unpublished upon his death; drafts of lectures and articles; correspondence; patient files; military records; newspaper clippings; and curriculum vitae. The World War II era (1943-1950) case histories (inactive and non-missile) detail hundreds of peripheral nerve casualties and pain cases treated by Livingston; extensive notes and follow-ups are typically accompanied by drawings by Livingston showing areas of injury, pain sensation, and nerve damage.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7435715

University of California, Los Angeles

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Livingston, W. K. (William Kenneth), 1892-1966

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William Kenneth Livingston was born on 21 October 1892, in Sparta, Wisconsin; received his BA in 1913 from the University of Oregon; M.A. in Zoology (University of Oregon, 1915); M.D. from Harvard (1920); surgical residence at Massachusetts General Hospital (1920-1922); private practice in Portland, Oregon (1922-44) and affiliation with the University of Oregon medical school. Published his first paper, "Visceral pain" in 1923 and monographs in 1935 (Clinical Aspects of Visceral Neurology. Sprin...