Search Results: MEDICINE IN CANADA from ROBERT CAMPBELL BOOKSELLER

Sainte-Foy, Québec: Éditions Multi Mondes, (2002).. First edition. Large softcover. Fine in original pictorial wrappers. 444pp. Illustrated..

Hudson: Imprimerie Rivett Printing , [1997]. Inscribed by the author on title. First edition. Softcover. Near fine in original pictorial wrappers. 92pp. Illustrations, map. William Frederick Tissington Tatlow (1915-2005) was a Montreal neurologist and one time head of neurology at the Montreal General Hospital..

Montreal: Osler Library, McGill University, 2004.. First edition. Softcover. Near fine in original pictorial wrappers. A tight, clean and unmarked copy. 182pp. Illustrated mostly in colour. A richly and beautifully illustrated catalogue of 75 of the gems from the collections of the Osler Library with descriptive essays by leading scholars..

Montréal: Editions Saint-Martin, 1987. Inscribed and signed by both editors on first blank. First edition. Softcover. Very good in pictorial card covers. a tight, clean and otherwise unmarked copy. 450pp. Illustrations.. ISBN: 2890350940.

Québec: Imprimerie Générale A. Côté et Cie., 1888.. First edition. Very good in original printed wrappers. Wrappers slightly chipped along edges and lightly soiled. 238pp..

Offprint from The Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry, June 1948, Vol. 59. Fine in original stapled sheets as issued. 27pp..

[Ottawa: Department of Pensions and National Health, 1940].. First seperate publication. Softcover. Very good in original printed wrappers. Slight rust stains at top of a few leaves. Originally published in "The development of public health in Canada" edited by Robert Defries. [143]-178pp. Illustrated. Outlin es the work of the federal Department to the beginning of World War II..

Offprint from the Annals of Surgery, November 1929. Fine in original stapled sheets. 803-816pp. Illustrated. Edward Archibald (1872-1945), the great Canadian surgeon and surgical innovator, pioneered neurosurgery in Canada and was arguably the first Canadian neurosurgeon. It was Archibald who was responsible for recruiting Wilder Penfield to Montreal. But he was most notable for his scientific approach to surgery and his contributions to thoracic surgery the l a t t e r a t t r a c t i n g N o r m a n B e t h u n e t o his service. He also developed an early interest in the diseases of the pancreas. His long standing interest in pancreatitis and its surgical treatment was well in advance of his tim e ..

Montreal: Desbarats & Co. Printers, 1901.. First edition. Hardcover. Near fine in red and grey cloth. Inscribed and signed by the author: "with the author's kind regards / D.C. MacCallum." Ink stamp on front and rear pastedowns. MacCallum (1825-1904), a Montreal surgeon and professor of obst etrics and gynaecology at McGill from 1868 to 1883, was founder and editor, with William Wright, of the Medical Chronicle from 1853 to 1859. MacCallum was one of William Osler's professors and Osler's first medical p u b l i c a t i o n s w e r e r e p o r t s o n f i v e cases of MacCallum's (see Cushing I, p. 71 and Bliss, p. 63). This present work is a collection of his addresses delivered to McGill medical students and faculty between 1860 and 1896..

Madoc, Ontario: Codam Publishers, (1998). First edition. Softcover. Fine in original pictorial wrappers. As new: a tight, clean and unmarked copy. 341pp. Illustrated..

[Québec: Tremblay & Dion for Les Soeurs de la Charité, circa 1949].. First edition. Large softcover. Near fine in original pictorial wrappers. [116]pp. Illustrations..

[S.l.: S.n.], 1983. Inscribed by Agnes Moffat Magee to Canadian historian Desmond Morton on front flyleaf. First edition. Hardcover. Very good in gilt lettered publisher's cloth. A tight, clean and otherwise unmarked copy. Russell Magee (1906-1972) was a noted Canadian surgeon. Magee studied under Edward Gallie at the University of Toronto; joined the Canadian Army Medical Corps in 1942 and was stationed with the 20th Canadian General Hospital in Europe. Magee wrote these letters to his wife Agnes, also a doctor, while in service..

Montréal: L'Imprimerie des Editeurs Limitée, 1921.. First edition. Softcover. Very good in original printed wrappers. A tight, clean and unmarked copy. 252pp. Sister Marie Morin (1649-1730), a member of the Religious Hospitallers of Ville-Marie, was the first Canadian nun and the first Canadian histo rian. She became the Superior of the Hôtel-Dieu in Montreal..

Toronto: Dundurn Press, 1998.. First edition. Softover. Fine in original pictorial wrappers. As new. 126pp. Illustrated..

Montreal: Cusmano, 2004.. Incribed to the author, Hélène-Andrée Bizier, and signed by the translator, Domenic Cusmano, on title. First edition in English. Softcover. Fine in original pictorial wrappers. A tight, clean and otherwise unmarked copy. 109pp. Illustrated..

Offprint from the Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry, August 1938, volume 40. 38pp. Illustrated. Fine in original printed wrappers. Arthur Roland Elvidge (1899-1985) was the first neurosurgeon that Wilder Penfield recruited to the Montreal Neurolo gical Institute. He did important work in brain tumours and was the first neurosurgeon in North America to use cerebral angiography diagnostically..

Montreal: Montreal Health Press, 1999.. Softcover. Very good in original pictorial wrappers. 48pp. Illustrated..

Sherbrooke: René Prince Imprimeur Inc., 1985.. First edition. Softcover. Fine in original pictorial wrappers. As new. 530pp. Illustrated..

Winnipeg: Henderson Books, (1991).. First edition. Signed by the author on title. Softcover. Fine in original pictorial wrappers. As new. 261pp. Illustrations..

Montreal: Robert Davis Multimedia Publishing, (1998).. First editions of both volumes. Softcovers. Both volumes are fine in wrappers in very good slipcase. A tight, clean and unmarked set. 235pp; 251pp. Illustrated..