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Ross, Sir (James) Keith

Letter from M F Sturridge asking for information for the history of British Cardiac Surgery

Keith Ross, "Personal Comments on the History of Cardiac Surgery" (draft)

Letter from G Rivett on Ross' loan of material for the writing of a book

Notes of Clinical Lectures, Middlesex Hospital

Published papers and articles (drafts and reprints). Ross himself has divided his publications in the following way: up to 1971 (GC/238/2/1) and 1971-1990 (GC/238/2/2). Most of the articles mentioned in the first list (1949-1971) are bound with Ross' thesis (GC/238/5). Not all the listed articles are included in the file

Studies, publications, presentations and surveys

Notes and drafts on lectures

Ross, J K, Tissue Crafts in Cardiac Surgery, thesis for the acquisition of the Master of Surgery in the University of London. Bound with the thesis are Ross' reprinted publications

Letter congratulating Ross for the acquisition of the MS

Correspondence with Frank Gerbode on the training programme of post-graduate students in the US and Ross' progress afterwards

Transplants

Heart/Lung Transplants

The Cardio-thoracic Society (Pete's Club)

Curriculum Vitae

The Royal College of Surgeons of England Society of Cardiothoracic Surgeons, Cardiac Surgeons' Assistants Guidelines for Heads of Departments. Attached with a letter from the College

Letter from C W Akins. Enclosed the "Surgeon's Prayer", which was compiled by Ross

Photographs (8) of Ross and negatives (see also GC/238/3/11/8 and GC/238/3/15/7)

Photographs of Bob Frater

Collected Papers

Requests for historical research of cardiac surgery

Requests for historical research of cardiac surgery

Collection contents

About this work

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