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ANESTHESIA HISTORY ASSOCIATION 12th Annual Spring Meeting Information The Anesthesia History Association's
12th annual Spring Meeting will be held Wednesday, April 6 and Thursday, April
7, 2005 in Birmingham, Alabama, U.S.A. Registration
brochure in Word and
PDF formats The venues for all events unless otherwise noted will be the Sheraton Birmingham Hotel or the Medical Forum located next door to the hotel in the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex. The meeting will be held just prior to the annual meeting of the American Association for the History of Medicine in Birmingham April 7-10, also at the Sheraton and Medical Forum. The program for the 2005 AAHM meeting is available here. General information about attending events at the Medical Forum is available here. This should be a great time to be in
Birmingham; the azaleas and dogwoods are likely to be in bloom, making the area
a very attractive springtime destination. Besides the meeting itself,
Birmingham – “The Magic City” – offers a wide variety of attractions and
dining options. Some of these can be found at the convention bureau’s
website (http://www.bcvb.org/). Some
wonderful photographs of Birmingham architectural landmarks can be found on the
WWW page of photographer Larry O. Gay: Birmingham is served by American,
Continental, Delta, Northwest, Southwest, United, and USAir, as well as a few of
the smaller regional airlines. Although the taxi fare for the short
distance from the airport to the hotel is inexpensive, those staying at the
Sheraton are eligible to take advantage of the hotel’s free shuttle service to
and from the airport. The city is also served daily by Amtrak via the
Crescent Line (New York-New Orleans). For those who choose to drive to the
meeting, parking is available at the hotel at the rate of $9 per day for
registered guests.
800-325-3535 Compared to many travel destinations, the lodging rates ($139 single; $149 double; $159 quad) are quite reasonable, and rooms can be reserved at the conference rate until April 1st. Be sure to let the hotel know that you need the AAHM rate!
Registration
brochure in Word and
PDF formats
TENTATIVE AHA2005 PROGRAM
Wednesday,
April 6, 2005 *Informal Tours UAB
Anesthesiology Library
*Lunch at a
local eatery
*Anesthesia History
Association *Dinner/Reception Directions and a map via MapQuest are here.
Thursday, April 7, 2005
*Registration/Continental
Breakfast *Welcome
Welcome/Speaker
Introduction
Prepared jointly with
"Military Opposition and Religious
Objections to Anesthetics, 1846-1848" "Travers vs. Wilde: Chloroform
Acquitted" "Koller and Halsted at the
University of Vienna in the 1870's" "Noel
A. Gillespie: Initial Researches"
Session B "Charles
Bernard Pittinger, M.D. (1914-1989)" "The
Beginnings of Anesthesia at Washington University" "Pediatric
Anesthesia--Eighty Years Ago" "The Role
of World War II Portable Surgical Hospitals in the Development of Anesthesiology
as a Physician Specialty in the United States"
Session C "The Rediscovery of John Snow: Was
He Really Lost?" "Displacing the
Dolorimeter: The
Fate of a Pain Measuring Instrument in the Era of Therapeutic Reform, U.S.,
1940s-50s" "Alberto
Gutierrez, The “Hanging Drop” and Beyond"
*Luncheon
Plenary Session Welcome and
Comments ASA Centennial
Gala Announcement Introduction of
Luncheon Speakers
![]() Charles A. ("Scotty") McCallum, Jr., M.D., D.M.D. Mayor, City of Vestavia Hills, Alabama President, University of Alabama at Birmingham, 1987-1993 "Origins and Growth of the Medical Center in Birmingham"
*Session D "The Rapid Rise and Fall of
Rapacuronium" "Anesthesia
as Women’s Work: "Regional
Anesthesia in Children: The Mexican Experience" "Development of U.S. Academic
Anesthesia Centers in the 20th Century" "The
Influence of the German-American Bond in the Evolution of Anesthesiology as a
Medical Specialty"
*Session E "Did
Columbus Know about Curare?" "The
Evolution of N2O Anesthesia as Revealed in Publications by Dr. Mary Botsford, Her
Staff and Her Surgeons" "The
Relationship Between Anesthetists and Patients" "Gaston
Labat and the first ASRA: "Famous
Writers and Anesthetic Agents"
AAHM Book Fair
Registration
brochure in Word and
PDF formats
Previous Annual Spring Meeting
Programs *Anesthesia
History Association 2004
AHA2005 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS Microsoft Word version is here.
Deadline for submission of all abstracts is 10 February 2005. WHAT: Abstracts for twenty-minute papers are invited on historical aspects of anesthesia, critical care medicine and pain management. Abstracts on medical humanities or ethical topics that relate to the history of one or more of these broad areas are also invited. Abstracts should be no longer than two or three pages in length; text should be in 12-point font size. If possible, abstracts should indicate the research problem, sources used, methodological approach and should contain no more than fifteen references. An excellent guide/bibliography for abstract preparation is available on the annual meeting page of the American Association for the History of Nursing. Abstracts may be submitted by regular mail, fax, or electronic mail [in plain text format]. Disc submission in Word is also permitted. Abstracts submitted in electronic format may be made available to registrants in advance of the meeting and on the AHA WWW site as decided by the Organizing Committee. ALL accepted abstracts will be included in material distributed to meeting registrants. Individuals who wish to organize a paper session around a theme should contact the committee as soon as possible. Further updates, tentative program, and other material can be found on the conference web page at http://www.anes.uab.edu/aneshist/aha2005.htm More information about the AHA can be found at http://www.anes.uab.edu/anesthesia_history_association.htm WHEN: Deadline for submission of all abstracts is 10 February 2005. WHO: Send abstracts, inquiries, etc., to: A.J. Wright, MLS 205-975-0158 ajwright@uab.edu http://www.anes.uab.edu/libraryinformation.htm
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