Collection: University of Virginia School of Medicine Student Notebook collection, 1839/1954 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Student notebook: Medicine, Materia Medica and Chemistry, 1836 Box 014, Folder 008

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Student notebook: Notes on Chemistry and Medicine, 1839/1840 Box 016, Folder 001

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Student notebook: Notes on Midwifery, 1840 Box 001, Folder 001

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Student notebook: Notes on Surgery and Material Medica, Book No. 2, 1884/1885 Box 002, Folder 007

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Student notebook: Notes on the Practice of Medicine by T. B. Pugh, Session 1873-74, University of Virginia, 1873 Box 001, Folder 007

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Student notebook: Obstetrics 1, 1941/1942 Box 013, Folder 002

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Student notebook: Obstetrics, 1925/1926 Box 007, Folder 005

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Student notebook: Obstetrics 2 and Sanitation, Statistics, and Epidemiology, 1942/1943 Box 013, Folder 007

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Student notebook: Obstetrics, etc., 1889/1890 Box 003, Folder 001

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Student notebook: Obstetrics notes, 1930/1931 Box 010, Folder 002

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