Lecture, 'Technical advances in the radical treatment of intracranial tumours' delivered by Norman Dott to the Chirurgical Club, Edinburgh, dated September 1930. Contains letter to Professor David Wilkie, outlining points for the lecture.

Lecture by Norman Dott, 'The clinical features and types of intracranial tumours in children'. The paper was delivered to the to Faculty of Radiologists (Radiotherapy Section), Royal College of Surgeons, London, dated January 1952. The material consists of a programme of the meeting; text and summary of Dott's lecture; text and summary of lecture by F.J. Gillingham following on from Dott's; and brief correspondnece regarding the lecture and its publication.

Lecture by Norman Dott, 'The clinical features and types of intracranial tumours in children'. The paper was delivered to Leicester Medical Society, dated February 1952.

Lecture by Norman Dott, 'The common features in brain displacements by tumours, by haemorrhage and by violence'. This paper is The Hughlings Jackson Lecture, 1955 and was given at the meeting of the Montreal Neurological Society, dated May 1955. The material consists of a corrected manuscript and list of slides for the lecture as delivered.

Lecture by Norman Dott, 'The Neurological syndromes of cerebral displacement by expanding lesions', undated c 1961. The material consists of a typescript of the text, with manuscript corrections.

Lecture by Norman Dott, 'The Neurological syndromes of cerebral displacement by expanding lesions', undated c 1961. The material consists of typescript of the text with extensive manuscript corrections and additional material.

'The surgery of intra-craniaI diseases'. The material consists of an extended account of the lectures given in Coll-32/D.6-D.8, with more and fuller casenotes, of the subject and Dott's methods, 34 pp. undated but kept with group of manuscripts on the subject.

Untitled lecture regarding clinical features and types of intracranial tumours in children. The material contains reviews of over 1,000 cases (including 140 children) of intracranial tumour treated at Edinburgh. The material is undated but was kept with Coll-32/D.75-D.76, D.78 from c 1946-1952.