‘Diptheritic ulcer’
Date
1916
Creator
Francis Martin Rouse Walshe (1885 - 1973, British) , Neurologist
Object type
Library reference
20975
Material
Technique
Dimensions
height (print): 101mm
width (print): 75mm
width (print): 75mm
Subject
Content object
Description
Medical study of ulcerated flesh above the left buttock of a male patient under the care of F.M.R.Walshe in Alexandria, Egypt.
The image is inscribed in pencil verso: “Diptheritic ulcer on buttock. Alexandria 1916.” The image was loosely inserted in the paper “On the pathogenesis of diptheritic paralysis. Part 3. The central nervous lesion...”, by F.M.R.Walshe, Quarterly Journal of Medicine, v.12 1919, pp.32-37. This preprint is in volume 1 of Walshe’s collected papers in the Royal Society’s Fellows’ Works collection.
Sir Francis Martin Rouse Walshe (1885-1973) was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1946. He joined the Royal Army Medical Corps in 1915 and was posted as Consulting Neurologist to British Forces in Egypt.
The image is inscribed in pencil verso: “Diptheritic ulcer on buttock. Alexandria 1916.” The image was loosely inserted in the paper “On the pathogenesis of diptheritic paralysis. Part 3. The central nervous lesion...”, by F.M.R.Walshe, Quarterly Journal of Medicine, v.12 1919, pp.32-37. This preprint is in volume 1 of Walshe’s collected papers in the Royal Society’s Fellows’ Works collection.
Sir Francis Martin Rouse Walshe (1885-1973) was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1946. He joined the Royal Army Medical Corps in 1915 and was posted as Consulting Neurologist to British Forces in Egypt.
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