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Report on Cystic Dilatation of the common Bile Duct

FP/1/1/1/2/1/1
Item
Mar 1932

Part of Pybus (Professor Frederick) Archive

Report based on patient Mrs. C aged 38. Unpublished.

Report on 'Country Bunch' by Marion Henderson

AW/1/1/3/22
Item
29th May 1958

Part of Walmsley (Anne) Archive

Report on congenital puloric stenosis 1912

FP/1/1/1/2/1/51
Item
23 Nov 1970

Part of Pybus (Professor Frederick) Archive

includes illustrations.

Report on 'Composers on Music: From Palestrina to Copland' by Sam Morgenstern

AW/1/1/3/4
Item
unknown

Part of Walmsley (Anne) Archive

Report on Chronic Intussusception

FP/1/1/1/2/1/2
Item
1930

Part of Pybus (Professor Frederick) Archive

Report based on patient W.E.T male aged 7. This includes the printed article - The Royal Society of Medicine.

Report on 'Bright Road to El Dorado' by Michael Anthony

AW/1/2/3/21
Item
26th Aug 1980

Part of Walmsley (Anne) Archive

Report on amalgamation for children's hospital service

FP/1/2/1/5
Item
1938 - 1939

Part of Pybus (Professor Frederick) Archive

Detailed report concerning the current unsatisfactory conditions and a scheme to review and amended this at the Royal Victoria Infirmary. Pybus has annotated this.

Report on a visit to Paris for 'Index on Censorship' with details of meetings with exiled African and Middle Eastern writers whose work was banned in their home countries