Pennsylvania Hospital (Philadelphia, Pa)
     Organization 
  
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Caspar Morris casebook
     Collection  — Folder: 1
  
    
      Identifier: MSS 2/004
    
Scope and Contents
             Volume compiled by Caspar Morris during residency at Pennsylvania Hospital with descriptions of five
cases, 1824-1826,
and observations concerning Philadelphia Board of Health’s report on epidemic of
bilious remittant fever in Bristol, Pa., in 1825. Two cases were head injuries; description, circa 1849, of
later medical history of one patient, B. L., included.Additional Form: Case of B. L. summarized in Morris, J. Cheston "United Fracture of Skull of Very Old Standing," Summary
of...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1824 - 1826
      
      
   E. B. Krumbhaar papers
     Collection 
  
    
      Identifier: MSS 2/344
    
Overview
             Edward Bell Krumbhaar (1882-1966) was a distinguished pathologist and cardiac physician, as well as one of Philadelphia’s leading historians of medicine. A founder of both the Section on Medical History of the College of Physicians and the American Association of the History of Medicine (AAHM), Krumbhaar also served as president of the College and of the AAHM. The E.B. Krumbhaar papers covers Krumbhaar’s accomplishments and contributions to pathology and cardiac physiology from the early to...
          
      
          Dates: 
        Majority of material found within 1899 - 1992; 1825 - 1992
      
      
   H. Lenox Hodge notebooks
     Collection  — Box: 1
  
    
      Identifier: MSS 2/341
    
Scope and Contents
	     Contents: Daily journal dated 1861; notes on certain cases occurring in the Pennsylvania Hospital, dated July
8th, 1858; ledger and field notes dated 1864
          
      
          Dates: 
        1858, 1861, 1864
      
      
   John Elsom notes on clinics from Jefferson Medical College and Pennsylvania Hospital
     Collection  — Volume: 1
  
    
      Identifier: MSS 2/061
    
Scope and Contents
             Volume of medical and surgical cases presented to students by faculty members at the clinic and hospital of
Jefferson Medical College and staff at Pennsylvania Hospital, 30 Sept. 1848 to 14 Feb. 1849. Entries contain
name and age of patient with description of the ailment and notes on treatment or prescription. There are
occasional follow-up studies of certain patients. Index to subjects included. Physicians presenting cases are:
Robley Dunglison, George Fox, W. W. Gerhard, Charles D. Meigs,...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1848 - 1849
      
      
   Philadelphia area death and interment certificates
     Collection 
  
    
      Identifier: MSS 2/203
    
Scope and Contents
             This collection, formerly in the possession of Samuel W. Gross, contains circa 900 death or interment certificates written by Philadelphia area physicians from 1806 to 1835. The certificates, arranged in a rough chronological order, indicate the common causes and ages of mortality in the city during the early 19th century.Each certificate attests to the cause and date of death, giving the name and age of the deceased. Many of the certificates concern individuals who died in the...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1806-1835
      
      
   Samuel B. Hunter clinical lecture notes from Pennsylvania Hospital and Jefferson Medical College
     Item  — Folder: 1
  
    
      Identifier: MSS 410
    
Scope and Contents note
	     Bound volume of notes in pencil and ink taken by Samuel B. Hunter in 1854 and 1855. The notes record Hunter's observation of clinical visits, describing patient's complaints and their treatments. The volume also includes some recipes for prescriptions.
          
      
          Dates: 
        1854-1855
      
      
   Thomas Hewson essay on the treatment of varicose veins
     Collection  — Folder: 1
  
    
      Identifier: MSS 2/229-02
    
Scope and Contents
	     Essay read to College of Physicians of Philadelphia, 29 Oct. 1833, describing cause of varicose veins and treatment by surgery and application of pressure. Includes case description from Pennsylvania Hospital.
          
      
          Dates: 
        1833
      
      
   

