Frederick E. Kredel, M.D. Papers
Sort by: ▲ Title Description 1. Bibliography Bibliography of Dr. Kredel's articles. 2. Bibliography Bibliography of Dr. Kredel's articles. 3. Biography of Dr. Fredrick Evert Kredel Biography 4. no preview
Contributions of the Vienna School to Modern Medicine Read before the Medical History Club of Charleston January 5, 1939 5. Letter from Alumni Association Informing Kredel of his upcoming receipt of a Distinguished Service Certificate 6. Letter from American Surgical Association Letter informing Kredel he was elected a Fellow 7. Letter From Eugene de Savitsch Letter From Eugene de Savitsch, M.D. to Dr. Kredel 8. Letter from Harvey Cushing, M.D. (Yale) Letter 9. Letter from Pennsylvania Licensing Board Letter of receipt 10. Letter from Presbyterian Hospital Confirmation of re-election to Board of Trustees 11. Letter from Society of University Surgeons Acceptance as a Charter member 12. Letter from Society of University Surgeons confirming reciept of correspondence and answer to a recommendation 13. Letter from South Carolina Selective Service Informing of closing of selective service 14. Letter From Southern Surgical Association Letter with a certificate of membership to Southern Surgical Association 15. Letter of Acceptance to the Medical Society of South Carolina Letter welcoming Dr. Kredel to the Medical Society of South Carolina. 16. Letter of Recommendation from Harvey Cushing, M.D. Letter of recommendation from Dr. Harvey Cushing to the Pennsylvania State Board of Medical Examiners, written on Dr. Kredel's behalf. 17. Publications 1952-1957 Publication Bibliography 18. Remarks of a Retiring President Charleston County Medical Society 19. no preview
Report of Activities: Cancer Research Group, Zoology Department, University of Pittsburgh Departmental report on new research by faculty, new equipment, and other developments. 20. no preview
The Doctor in a Goldfish Bowl Presented at the Fifty-Sixth Annual Meeting of the Tri-State Medical Association (of the Carolinas and Virginia) at Fort Monroe, Virginia, February 21, 1955.
