This body of experimental data documents some of the research on cardiac output conducted by Moore and Kinsman. Graphs for individual patients and for animal subjects predominate, but the records also include drafts of articles on the injection method of studying circulation and a small amount of correspondence, some with co-worker Dr. William F. Hamilton.
The volume with Kirley’s notes has 181 pages, detailing Dr. John Arvid Ouchterlony’s 1874 lectures on asthma, Bright’s Disease, emphysema, gonorrheal rheumatism, heart disease, rheumatism, pneumonia and sciatica. The cases are identified by name. Dr. J.A. Ouchterlony taught at LMC in 1874, but he also held professorships at the University of Louisville Medical Department and KSM.
This collection contains reports from NLM and the Stain Commission; information from Dr. Kornhauser's time at Denison College, Ohio and Cold Spring Harbor; photos of Kornhauser, his family and colleagues; reprints of articles by and about Dr. Kornhauser; Mrs. Kornhauser's diary from their time spent in Germany, 1913-14; and an oral history with Dr. Kornhauser's daughter Katherine Kornhauser Kamin Miller, done in 1991, along with a transcription of this interview.
information, correspondence, photos, Ephemera, writings,news clippings, and Global Associates correspondence and memos.
Reports and minutes from the Louisville Surgical Society; miscellaneous pamphlets, etc. printed by Dr. Lewis; clippings; personal and professional papers.
Collection consists mainly copies of her reprints and a report from a committee of the Jefferson County Medical Society.
