Collection: University of Virginia Medical Illustrations collection, 1760/1969, bulk 0 - ARVAS Search Results

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Parotid gland and occipital region illustration by John C. Rossiter Box 3, Folder 4

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Partially occluded pulmonary artery illustration 6 and 6a by Ted Bloodhart Box 4, Folder 22

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"Paying in Kind" by William Heath, 1828 Box 7, MS-67, Item 32

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Perforated ulcer of the stomach illustration [possibly] by August Horn Box 5, Folder 26

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Phalloplasty surgical illustration by John C. Rossiter Box 4, Folder 3

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Plate 128 "System of Surgery Tab. I." from The Science of Anatomy, 1788 Box 7, MS-67, Item 14

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Plate 129 "Surgeon's Instruments" from The Science of Anatomy, 1788 Box 7, MS-67, Item 15

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Plate 130 "System of Surgery Tab. II." from The Science of Anatomy, 1788 Box 7, MS-67, Item 16

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Plate 147 "The Science of Anatomy" from The Science of Anatomy, 1788 Box 7, MS-67, Item 17

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Plate 19 "Anatomy" from The Science of Anatomy, 1788 Box 7, MS-67, Item 12

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