Flora Cooper Patient Records

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Flora Cooper Patient Records

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The Flora Cooper Records, c. 1957-1960, 0.06 cubic feet, consists of five folders that contain records of Flora Cooper. The folders are organized in alphabetical order and include A Case Report on the Condition of a Child by Drs. Joseph I. Waring and Ed. Boyle, Jr., correspondence, photographs, printed materials, and miscellaneous. The correspondence folder is in chronological order and contains letters primarily sent to or from Dr. Waring regarding Flora Cooper's diagnosis. The photographs include images of Flora Cooper's various ailments. The printed materials folder includes several booklets about different types of globulinemia. The miscellaneous folder contains notes about the case written by Dr. Waring.

5 folders, 0.06 cubic feet

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Medical College of the State of South Carolina

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Boyle, Ed.

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Medical University of South Carolina

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Cooper, Flora

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Fahey, John L.

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