Portion of a hepatic placenta.
The photograph is mounted on a board. Handwriten caption on the back of the photograph reads: "Portion of hepatic placenta with blood-sinus opening of two arterial sinuses, fibrinlayer, and villous attachment."
Portion of a hepatic placenta.
The photograph is mounted on a board. Handwriten caption on the back of the photograph reads: "Hepatic placenta with blood clot and degenerated villa in it. Liber cells reaching up to the fibrin layer."
The photograph is mounted on a board. Handwriten caption on the back of the photograph reads: "Club-shaped fold of the right tube composed of decidual cells."
The photograph is mounted on a board. Handwriten caption on the back of the photograph reads: "Neiratic[?] forms in liver with bacilli."
Autopsy specimen, "under surface of liver with placenta."
The photograph is mounted on a board. The photograph was published as Figure 2 in "An unique case of extra-uterine pregnancy," by Herman Tuholske in the American Gynaecological and Obstetrical Journal, December 1901.
Exterior view of Mount St. Rose Sanitarium, St. Louis, Missouri.
Part of Robert E. Schlueter Photographs
Diagram of a "portion of parietal placenta."
The drawing is mounted on a board.
Portion of a hepatic placenta.
The photograph is mounted on a board. Handwriten caption on the back of the photograph reads: "Hepatic placenta showing venous sinus filled with proliferated villi."
The photograph is mounted on a board. A similar photograph was published as Figure 2 in "An unique case of extra-uterine pregnancy," by Herman Tuholske in the American Gynaecological and Obstetrical Journal, December 1901.
Diagram of a "section through placental attachment to liver."
The drawing is mounted on a board.
Diagram of a "small portion of the hepatic placenta at the border of the placenta proper."
The drawing is mounted on a board.
Diagram of a "portion of the main part of the hepatic placenta."
The drawing is mounted on a board.
The photograph is mounted on a board. Handwriten caption on the back of the photograph reads: "Small portion of a club-shaped fold. Decidual cells and round cells."
Autopsy specimen, "anterior surgace of the liver - placental sac on the right."
The photograph is mounted on a board. The photograph was published as Figure 1 in "An unique case of extra-uterine pregnancy," by Herman Tuholske in the American Gynaecological and Obstetrical Journal, December 1901. A reprint of the article is included in the folder with the photograph.
The photograph is mounted on a board.
Washington University School of Medicine bulletin, 1900.
Part of Central Administration, Washington University School of Medicine
Annual Announcement 1900-1901
Studio portrait of Mildred Trotter as an infant.
Part of Mildred Trotter Photographs, Certificates, and Artifacts
The photograph is mounted on a board.
Blood pressure testing apparatus used in experiments.
Part of Joseph Erlanger Photographs
The photograph is mounted on a board.
Part of Galerie Hervorragender Arzte Und Naturforscher Prints
Washington University School of Medicine bulletin, 1901.
Part of Central Administration, Washington University School of Medicine
Annual Announcement 1901-1902