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DEP/ALW/4/2

Class tickets and certificates of attendance of William Alister Alexander

The certificates were awarded by the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, University of Edinburgh, Local Government Board, Edinburgh City Hospital for Infectious Disease and Glasgow Maternity and Women's Hospital for forensic medicine, surgery, public health, public vaccination, clinical medicine, diseases of the skin, mental diseases, diseases of the ear nose and throat, practical anaesthetics, diseases of the eye, medicine, clinical surgery, midwifery and gynecology, materia medica, practical pathology, practical materia medica including pharmacy, anatomy, practical chemistry, physics, elementary botany, physiology, practical histology, zoology, and acting as clinical clerk and attending the hospital.

1908-1912

DEP/ANO/13

[Description of narcotics], author unknown

Unbound paper. The paper starts with a description of astringency, tonics, stimulants and narcotics then gives more description of narcotics. This description has sections on ether, camphor and opium, with a list of the uses of opium in various diseases. Undated but paper watermarked 1815. Originally with ANO/16.

c1815

DEP/ANO/39

Women's offering to the Royal Maternity Hospital in memory of James Young Simpson

This section contains 17 blank sheets on which signatures and subscriptions of women were to be placed in support of the building of a new maternity hospital at Edinburgh. The offering was done in memory of James Young Simpson, developer of chloroform as an anaesthetic, who during his life spoke of the need of a maternity hospital. Included also is a short list of names and monetary amounts, presumably donations, and two copies of an explanation of the offering signed by an [MJ?], secretary (possibly of the Committee of the Memorial to Sir James Young Simpson).

Mar 1877

DEP/ANO/51

Medical notebook, author unknown

Contains notes and sketches on topics such as infant feeding, anaesthetics, ophthalmology.


Contains some loose notes, including notepaper for Guy's Hospital, London, and Hull Hospital for Women.

1917-1948

DEP/CNM

Collection of Maurice A Caldwell-Nichols

 

early 20th century-c1950

DEP/CNM/2

[Maurice A Caldwell-Nichols] anaesthetics records

Record of patients undergoing general surgery. The first record gives the patient's name, abbreviation for the type of anaesthetic and the type of operation 1943-1946. At the end of the entries is a signature by the Shetley Bride [?] Emergency Hospital Resident Surgical Officer confirming the list. This is followed by a list for the Blythe Memorial Hospital signed by H Hudson, sister 1946; and the Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle 1951-1952. From the rear the volume gives the number of operations involving the Radiotherapy Department 1943-1946.

Feb 1943-Sep 1952

DEP/CNM/3/7

Certificates of personal administration of anaesthetic issued to Maurice Caldwell-Nichols

Issued by the University of Edinburgh Faculty of Medicine. It gives the date, operation, anaesthetic used and duration of the operation. Originally in a binder labelled 'Abnormal Cases Dec 16th 1836 to Jan 20th 1937 Maternity Cases Section B Spring 1937'.

1942

DEP/CNM/5

Laboratory glassware collected by Maurice A Caldwell-Nichols

Includes flasks; jar labelled sulphuretted hydrogen in glycerine; jar labelled hydrochloric acid; jar labelled chloroform; pipettes; petri dishes etc.

1940s

DEP/CUH

Collection of Harvey Cushing

 

20 Nov 1909-29 Jun 1927

DEP/FOU/3/8

'Mechanical Impediment to Respiration during Anaesthesia' by James Foulis

Reprinted from the British Medical Journal.

1898

DEP/FOU/5/2

Tribute to chloroform illustration [by James Foulis]

Done in the style of a coat of arms with a bottle of chloroform flanked by two babies.

1860s-1870s

DEP/GID

Collection of David Gibb

 

1861-1862

DEP/GID/1

Student notes of David Gibb from lectures of James Young Simpson on anaesthesia at the University...

Title as given on volume is 'Lectures on Anaesthesia by James Young Simpson MD FRCPE Professor of Midwifery - delivered during the session by David Gibb - University of Edinburgh Session 1861-62'. The volume is not divided into individual lectures. Front flyleaf is signed by Sir James Young Simpson.

1861-1862

DEP/GIJ/3

James Gifford x-ray of a frog, dorsal aspect

Label on reverse reads 'Electrographed by J W Gifford of Chard. Frog under chloroform legs held out by cotton. Apparatus used: hand dynamo, yielding 10 volts, 15 amperes, 10 inch spark coil by apps. Radiant matter tube by Mr C Baker. Exposure 1 minute.'

15 Mar 1896

DEP/GIJ/4

James Gifford x-ray of a dog's paw, alive

Label on reverse reads 'Electrographed by J W Gifford of Chard. Living dog's paw, no chloroform used. Apparatus used: hand dynamo, yielding 10 volts, 15 amperes, 10 inch spark coil by apps. Radiant matter tube by Mr C Baker. Exposure 1 minute.'

15 Mar 1896

DEP/KWS/8/12

Notes on poliomyelitis and artificial respiration Alexander Kinnier Wilson

Includes an article by Samuel Kinnier Wilson 'The Aetiology and Treatment of Acute Poliomyelitis' from The Lancet January 1928; memorandum on poliomyelitis produced by the government, 1952; 'Acute Respiratory Infections in Emphysema' by T Simpson, British Medical Journal, 1954 (with annotations); 'Pulmonary Ventilation During Anaesthesia' by Eastwood and Harbord, sent at Kinnier Wilson's request, 1955; 'Laboratory investigations during treatment of patients with poliomyelitis and respiratory paralysis' by Astrup, Gotzche and Neukirch, British Medical Journal, 1954 with annotations; 'Muscle Paralysis in Poliomyelitis' by W J W Sharrard, 1957; Histological Examination of Poliomyelitis Vaccine Safety-Test Monkeys - methods used at Biological Standards Control Laboratory, Hampstead, 1956; Gallocyanin Staining Method - Biological Standards Control Laboratory, Hampstead, 1956; and plan of parts of a respirator by Fenlow Products Ltd, 1957.

1952-1957

DEP/LAT/1/38

Lecture file of Thomas Laycock: Cerebrospinal neuroses - Aesthesiae - Neuralgia - Special Spinal...

 

1851-1875

DEP/LAT/1/45

Lecture file of Thomas Laycock: Illusions - Hallucinations - Sleep - Dreams

 

1861-1874

DEP/MJF/3/29

[Notes by John Munro on general anaesthesia]

Includes section on the alimentary canal, purgatives and diarrhoea.

1950s

DEP/PAT/1

Notebook of Joy Paterson

Filofax-style notebook containing notes on medical subjects including: coma, burns, anaesthetics, cocaine, poisoning, head injuries. Also includes College membership examination instructions for Paterson.

[1962]