Aubré de Lambert Maynard papers.

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Aubré de Lambert Maynard papers.

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Contains original manuscripts (ts.) drafts published as: Surgeons to the poor : the Harlem Hospital story. New York : Appleton-Century-Crofts 1978. Also contains : an alphabetical file of dossiers corresponding to the names of persons researched for A Gallery of Negro Surgeons; 1 film reel, "Master print" : "Wounds of the Heart", c.1951; Eight binders, each bearing the printed, affixed label on rear cover: "Division of Surgical Research / Louis T. Wright Surgical Laboratory / Harlem Hospital ." assembled with materials concerning : A. de L. Maynard bibliographies, correspondence, photographs and printed documentation (extracts and journal reprints): Harlem Hospital colleagues of/and Aubre de Lambert Maynard on: heart and abdominal wounds/trauma, antibiotic testing, aureomycin, tetracycline, surgical procedures, various clinical research streams, etc.; correspondence with colleague and Spanish language editor of Maynard's study of wounds of the heart.

1 film reel (157 min.)

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