Scope and Contents Untitled photograph album compiled by Helen J Scott with hand chart drawings and photographs used in occupational training sessions with patients with congenital defects. Arranged no alphabetically by patient, with photographs showing patients undertaking various activities, including eating, stacking objects, and doing puzzles. Half of the sleeves in the album are empty, and there are only 20 photographs in total. Photographs cover range of conditions including amelia and Phocomelia, the...

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Untitled photograph album compiled by Helen J Scott with hand chart drawings, patient notes, and photographs used in occupational training sessions with patients with congenital defects. Arranged nonalphabetically mostly by patient, however with compilation of notes on multitude of different patients in two back sleeves, with notes relating to cases in other albums. Only five photographs.

Scope and Contents Photograph album compiled by Helen J Scott entitled 'Congenital Deformities' with hand chart drawings, patient notes, and photographs used in occupational training sessions with patients with below elbow amputations. Arranged nonalphabetically by patient, with photographs showing patients undertaking various activities, including eating, drinking, stacking objects, and beading. Includes large stack of occupational therapy hand charts and drawing, as well as a short 'arm diary' on patients...

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Photograph album compiled by Helen J Scott entitled 'Congenital Deformities' with hand chart drawings, patient notes, and photographs used in occupational training sessions with patients with finger anomalies such as syndactyly, Ectrodactyly, and Brachydactyly. Arranged nonalphabetically by patient, with photographs primarily consisting of photographs of hands. but also with some photographs showing patients undertaking various activities, including drawing, beading, and stacking objects.

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Adminstrative papers, correspondence, reports, photographs, publications, and research and development documents. To date, this collection has been partially catalogued. For more information, please contact the LHSA Archivist: lhsa@ed.ac.uk.

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Correspondence relating to female patient from outside Great Britain aged 5 at first examination in 1958. Conditions mentioned include: hypertelorism; craniostenosis; and congenital syndactyly of hands and feet. No treatment given. Patient discharged.