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[Abstracts of the 23d meeting of the Tohoku-Hokkaido Districts of the Japanese Association of Anatomists].
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[17th meeting of the European Association of Veterinary Anatomists. Regensburg, 28 August-1 September 1988. Abstracts].
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[75th anniversary of the Leningrad Society of Pathologic Anatomists].
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[Proceedings of the Japanese Association of Anatomists].
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[Proceedings of the Japanese Association of Anatomists].
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Meeting of the American Association of Veterinary Anatomists. Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, U.S.A., July 1986. Abstracts.
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[Bijoux anatomiques--the microscopic injection specimens of the Vienna anatomist Joseph Hyrtl (1810-1894)].
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[Shadows of the past. On the publication of the diary of the anatomist Hermann Voss from the years 1932 to 1942].
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[Problems in the quantitative assessment of the effectiveness of the postgraduate training of pathologic anatomists].
Educational value of the two courses for specialists in clinical pathology presented by the Central Institute of Continuing Medical Education on Microscopic Diagnosis of Biopsies and Selected Items of Pathologic Anatomy has been assessed. Quantitative criteria of the graduates' knowledge estimation involved self-estimation, identification of topical microscopic specimens, calculation of the knowledge and skill increment, indexes of educational efficiency brought from information theory.
Gordon-Taylor Lecture, 1976. Sir Gordon Gordon-Taylor, surgeon-anatomist and humanist.
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Eponym: Edwards Crisp: the splenic anatomist.
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[10th meeting of anatomists of the Alpine Region. Cologne (Federal Republic of Germany), 28-30 May 1987. Abstracts].
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[Abstracts of papers presented at 11th meeting of anatomists of the Alpine region. Munich, West Germany, 12-14 May 1988].
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[70th meeting of the Association of Anatomists, 4th colloquium of the Circle on the Biology of Reproduction; 1st colloquium of the French-speaking Association of Cytogeneticists. 19-21 September 1988. Abstracts].
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[93d meeting of the Japanese Association of Anatomists. Nagoya, 1-2 April 1988. Abstracts].
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Southern Society of Anatomists. Seventeenth annual meeting. October 19--21, 1978. Abstracts.
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Further remembrances of that revered anatomist, Dr. J. C. Boileau Grant.
From access to a detailed curriculum vitae written by Dr. Grant when he was about 75 years old, the author has learned some little-known facts of his background and life. His ancestors came from France and had been ennobled. One predecessor was a mayor of Paris. Several of his family decided to emigrate to Great Britain with the Huguenot movement. Grant graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 1908 in the same class as his future brother-in-law, William Boyd. When World War I was declared, he immediately volunteered for the army. During service on the Western Front, he was mentioned in dispatches in 1916, won the Military Cross in 1917 and a bar to the Military Cross in 1918. At the outbreak of World War II, Grant, who had been a professor of anatomy first in Winnipeg and then in Toronto for many years, volunteered again for war service, but was rejected as being too valuable a teacher to be allowed to enlist.