Physicians
Found in 50 Collections and/or Records:
David J. Sahn slide collection
Dr. David J. Sahn (1945-2021) was an expert in cardiac imaging and diagnosis with both pediatric and adult patients. At OHSU, he served as professor of pediatrics, diagnostic radiology, obstetrics and gynecology, and biomedical engineering, and as the director of the interdisciplinary program in cardiac imaging and head of the Clinical Care Center for Congenital Heart Disease and Referrals. This collection consists of medical slides encompassing his work, practice, and teaching.
Laurence Selling first 100 cases collection
J. Chandler Smith papers
As well as a successful Pathologist, Chandler Smith was a prolific writer and creator of art. This collection consists of manuscripts, essays, articles, scrapbooks, photographs, writing notes, school memorabilia, needlepoint, and curriculum vitae, evidencing his life.
Joy Spalding collection on Physicians for Social Responsibility
These materials come from Joy Spalding's research and writing on the history of the Portland chapter of the Physicians for Social Responsibility. Materials include correspondence, meeting minutes, campaign information, articles and clippings, reports, and ephemera.
Kenneth C. Swan papers
Kenneth C. Swan was a long-time Chief of Ophthalmology whose papers include article reprints, research materials, personal papers, departmental business matters, promotional ephemera and publications, lectures, and meeting notes. They cover not only his own research and inventions in ophthalmologic disease and surgery, but also the creation and expansion of the Casey Eye Institute in conjunction with the Oregon Elks Association.
Roy Laver Swank papers
Roy Laver Swank, M.D., Ph.D. was a prominent neurologist noted for his long research into the subject of Multiple Sclerosis, and for founding the Swank Multiple Sclerosis Clinic in Beaverton in 1991. In addition, Swank was the head of the Neurology department at the University of Oregon Medical School from 1954 to 1976. His papers contain a wide variety of materials and artifacts, including photocopied manuscripts and publications from 1931-2003.
University News and Publications Media collection
Edward Staunton West collection
Edward Staunton West served as chair of the Department of Biochemistry at University of Oregon Medical School for 32 years before retiring. He was instrumental in establishing the Primate Center and served as a consultant for the Army and Navy during World War II. This collection consists of a portrait, photographic slides, an interview on cassette, and an article on West.