"The Significance of Apparent Blood Viscosity in Circulatory Hemodynamic Behavior" by William H. Lee Jr. et al, in Hemorheology (Proc. 1st Intl Conf. Hemorheology, U. Iceland, Reykjavik July 10-16, 1966) Pergamon Press Oxford and New York pp. 587-607, 1967

The papers contain a vast array of information in the form of manuscripts, publications and article reprints from 1931-2003 authored by Swank; a multitude of research data and reprints from other researchers and collaborators; audiovisual items ranging from old reel-to-reel film, filmstrips, photographic prints, VHS videotapes and glass lantern slides to MRIs, CDs, DVDs, and Kodak slides; bound volumes of some of his and other colleagues' reprints as well as the books he wrote; patient records, and many artifacts.