George T. Harrell letter, Durham, North Carolina, 1996, June 7

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Summary

Creator:
Harrell, George T.
Abstract:
ALS. Accompanies a reprint of an article by Harrell, "Multiple hereditary telangiectases with recurring hemorrhage: a rare disease of clinical interest to Osler", and elaborates upon its contents.
Extent:
1 item
Language:
Materials in English
Collection ID:
RL.10523

Background

Scope and content:

ALS. Accompanies a reprint of an article by Harrell, "Multiple hereditary telangiectases with recurring hemorrhage: a rare disease of clinical interest to Osler", and elaborates upon its contents.

Biographical / historical:

Physician, graduate of Duke University Medical Center, class of 1936.

Acquisition information:
Source unknown
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Processed by: Rubenstein Staff

Finding aid derived from MARC record using DukeMARC2EAD-HOMproject.xsl, December 2014

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Describing Archives: A Content Standard
General note:

Forms part of the Trent Manuscripts Collection.

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Names:
History of Medicine Collections (Duke University)
Harrell, George T.

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George T. Harrell Letter, 1996, June 7, Durham, North Carolina, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.