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Neurosurgery

 Subject
Subject Source: Medical Subject Headings
Scope Note: Notes = A surgical specialty concerned with the treatment of diseases and disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral and sympathetic nervous system.,Created For = LHSA-Dott

Found in 76 Collections and/or Records:

Correspondence between Norman Dott and Glenn J. Greenwood, 1961

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Identifier: Coll-32/D.189
Scope and Contents

Correspondence between Norman Dott and Glenn J. Greenwood, dated 1961. The correspondence is regarding a facial nerve surgery case.

Dates: 1961

Correspondence between Norman Dott and Karsten Kettel, 1956-1958

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Identifier: Coll-32/D.187
Scope and Contents

Correspondence between Norman Dott and Karsten Kettel, dated 1956-1958. The correspondence relates to the importance of Dott's work in facial nerve surgery and it includes a copy of Kettel's note on Dott's 'Intracranial Nerve Grafting'. See reference Harris 61 in Coll-32/A.3.

Dates: 1956-1958

Correspondence between Norman Dott, J. Sloan Robertson, Joseph Schorstein and John S Mackay, 1958-1959

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Identifier: Coll-32/D.131
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Correspondence between Norman Dott, J. Sloan Robertson, Joseph Schorstein and John S Mackay. The material relates to Dott's lecture in Glasgow and the views he expressed.

Dates: 1958-1959

Correspondence with Norman Dott, 1967, 1969

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Identifier: Coll-32/H.31
Scope and Contents Correspondence with Norman Dott, 1967 and 1969. The correspondents are W. B. Matthews, 1967, James Bull, regarding the history of medicine, 1967, Sir Herbert Seddon also regarding the history of medicine, 1967, with Scots Magazine, regarding the history of the 'discovery of insulin', 1967, Maitland Baldwin, 1967, Peter Wu, 1967, William F. Robbett from the Centennial Symposium Manhatton Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, regarding Dott's pioneer work on facial...
Dates: 1967, 1969

Correspondence with Norman Dott arising from visit to Durban, 1955

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Identifier: Coll-32/E.17
Scope and Contents

Correspondence with Norman Dott arising from visit to Durban, 1955. The correspondence is mainly from Dott's colleagues and acquaintances who were hoping to see Dott, or from doctors and patients hoping for a consultation. The material includes casenotes of patients, Dott's remarks, and letters of thanks, etc. The material is selectively indexed.

Dates: 1955

Department of Surgical Neurology, 1954-1958

 Sub-Series
Identifier: LHB13/11/5
Scope and Contents

Plans of spaces within the Department of Surgical Neurology, which opened at the Western General Hospital in 1960, overseen by Professor Norman Dott.

Dates: 1954-1958

Department of Surgical Neurology Papers, 1908-1972

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Identifier: LHB1/61A
Scope and Contents

Correspondence; minutes; reports; photographs; patient case notes; lecture notes and teaching materials; journals; offprints; plans; diaries; illustrations; books.

Dates: 1908-1972

'Disintegration in specialist medicine - modern patterns of re-integration', September 1968

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Identifier: Coll-32/D.262
Scope and Contents

Lecture by Norman Dott, 'Disintegration in specialist medicine - modern patterns of re-integration'. The paper was delivered at the Congress of Neurological Surgeons, Toronto, dated September 1968.

Dates: September 1968

'Facial paralysis - restitution by nerve graft by-passing petrous portion', c 1958

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Identifier: Coll-32/D.191
Scope and Contents

Lecture by Norman Dott, 'Facial paralysis - restitution by nerve graft by-passing petrous portion'. The material is probably related to the paper published in Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, 51 in 1958, see reference Harris 64 in Coll-32/A.3.

Dates: c 1958

'God's Children', March 1968

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Identifier: Coll-32/D.249
Scope and Contents

Lecture by Norman Dott, 'God's Children'. The talk was given to the Edinburgh Merchant Company Teachers' Association, dated March 1968. The material consists of text of the talk; and correspondence including letters of thanks. The content of the talk is largely autobiographical.

Dates: March 1968