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  • Barlow, Sir Thomas (1845-1945)
  • Miscellaneous PP/BAR/T
  • Papers on medical subjects translated from German PP/BAR/T/1

Papers on medical subjects translated from German

Date:
c.1895-1903
Reference:
PP/BAR/T/1
Part of:
Barlow, Sir Thomas (1845-1945)
  • Archives and manuscripts

Collection contents

  • Barlow, Sir Thomas (1845-1945)PP/BAR
    • MiscellaneousPP/BAR/T
      • Papers on medical subjects translated from GermanPP/BAR/T/1
        • "The importance of Gaertner's Cream Milk as a food for infants, by Prof. Doctor Escherich". (Reprinted from the Minutes of the Styrian Doctor's Society, No.1 1895)PP/BAR/T/1/1
        • "The use of cream-milk in sick-rooms. By Prof. G. Gaertner, of Vienna", undatedPP/BAR/T/1/2
        • "Summary of a lecture by Professor Gustav Gaertner, before the Scientific Club, Vienna, on his patent process humanised milk, as a food for children and invalids", undatedPP/BAR/T/1/3
        • "Process for reducing he proportion of caseine contained in milk. Copy of patent" undatedPP/BAR/T/1/4
        • Professor O. Heubner, "Ueber die Barlow'sche Krankeit" (Berliner Klinische Wochenschrift, No 13. 1903)', paraphrased by Dr (Frank Ashby) ElkinsPP/BAR/T/1/5

About this work

Publication/Creation

c.1895-1903

Physical description

5 items. Typescript.

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