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FROM
THE LITERATURE
A.J.
Wright, M.L.S.
Department of Anesthesiology Library University of Alabama at Birmingham ajwright@uab.edu http://www.anes.uab.edu/libraryinformation.htm
Note:
I have examined most of the items listed in this column. Books can be
listed in this column more than once as new reviews appear. Older articles are
included as I work through a large backlog of materials. Some listings are not
directly related to anesthesia, pain or critical care; I interpret those
categories very broadly. Some will concern individuals important in the
history of the specialty [i.e., Harvey Cushing or William Halsted] who also
achieved in other areas or widely-used equipment such as the stethoscope. I
also include career profiles of living individuals. Non-English materials are
so indicated. Columns for the past several years are available as "Recent
Articles on Anesthesia History" in the "Anesthesia
History Files" at http://www.anes.uab.edu/aneshist/aneshist.htm
I urge readers to send me any citations, especially those not in English, that
I may otherwise miss!
BOOKS
Bell
MS. Lavoisier in the Year One: The Birth of a New Science in an Age of
Revolution. New York: Atlas Books/Norton, 2005. 256pp.
Brown
K. Catalyst. Melbourne: Brolga Publishing, 2004. 354pp. [Dr. Kester Brown is a
pediatric anesthesiologist and President of the WFSA for 2000-2004; rev. Cass
N. Anaesth Intens Care 33: 282, 2005]
Feldman
S. Poison Arrows. London: John Black Publishing, 2004. [novel; rev. Hunter JM.
Br J Anaesth 94: 869, 2005]
Flannery
MA. Civil War Pharmacy: A History of Drugs, Drug Supply and Provision, and
Therapeutics for the Union and Confederacy. Pharmaceutical Products Press,
2004. 347pp. [rev. Erlen J. JAMA 293: 1671-1672, 2005]
Gullo
A, Rupreht J. World Federation Societies of Anesthesiologists--50 Years.
Springer, 2004. 322pp. [rev. Howat D. Hist Anaesth Soc Proc 34: 102-104, July
2004]
Ortega
R. Leroy D. Vandam, MD: An Anesthesia Journey. Boston: Anesthesia Associates
of Massachusetts, 2004 [DVD; rev. Doyle DJ. Can J Anesth 52: 554, 2005]
Stanley
P. For Fear of Pain: British Surgery 1790-1850. New York: Rodolpi, 2003 Clio
Medica 70, Wellcome Series in the History of Medicine [rev. Zuck D. Hist
Anaesth Soc Proc 34: 100-102, July 2004. Also reviews Scream-The History of
Anaesthetics, a television documentary first broadcast in 2004 and Kaplan J.
The Dressing Station--a Surgeon's Odyssey. London: Picador, 2001]
Wilson
G. One Grand Chain: The History of Anaesthesia in Australia 1846-1962. Volume
1, 1846-1934. Book of References. Melbourne: Australian and New Zealand
College of Anaesthetists, 2004. 48pp. [rev. Jones JT. Anaesth Intens Care 33:
147, 2005]
Wilson
G, Kaye G, Phillips G, Baker B. One Grand Chain: The History of Anaesthesia in
Australia 1846-1962. Volume 2. Melbourne: Australian and New Zealand College
of Anaesthetists, 2004. 657pp. [rev. Bailey R. Anaesth Intens Care 33: 147,
2005]
ARTICLES AND BOOK CHAPTERS
Agnew
R. The prelude to stethoscopy: some French, British and Irish contributions in
the early nineteenth century. J Med Biog 11: 135-141, 2003 [4 illus., 41
refs.]
Altman
K. Heritage Hour talk highlights Priesley's apparatus. Chem Heritage 23(1):
16, spring 2005 [2 illus.]
Anderson
R. Joseph Priestley public intellectual. Chem Heritage 23(1): 6-9, 36-38,
spring 2005 [12 illus., 3 refs.]
Bacon
DR. In the beginning: three stars? ASA Newsletter 68(9): 7-8, September 2004 [ASA
seal; 2 illus., 6 refs.]
Bacon
DR. When the time comes [for retirement]. ASA Newsletter 69(5): 1-2, May 2005
Ball
C, Westhorpe R. Local anaesthesia--after xylocaine. Anaesth Intens Care 33: 3,
2005 [Cover Note series; illus., 3 refs.]
Ball
C, Westhorpe R. Muscle relaxants--the early history. Anaesth Intens Care 33:
155, 2005 [Cover Note series; illus., 5 refs.]
Bodman
R. Story of cyclopropane at Hillingdon Hospital. Hist Anaesth Soc Proc 32:
53-56, 2003
Boettcher
W, Merkle F, Weitkemper HH. History of extracorporeal circulation: the
conceptional and developmental period. J Extra Corpor Technol 35:
172-183, 2003
Boettcher
W, Merkle F, Weitkemper HH. History of extracorporeal circulation: the
invention and modification of blood pumps. J Extra Corpor Technol
35: 184-191, 2003 [5 illus., 76 refs.]
Borman
S. Joseph Priestley remembered. Chem Eng News 82(38): 41-45, September 2004
Bradley
J. Tour takes a healthy look at city's medical history. Scotsman.com April 19,
2005 http://heritage.scotsman.com/
[Edinburgh; includes achievements of James Syme, James Simpson, Alexander
Wood, Robert Lister]
Brimacombe
JR. History. In: Brimacombe JR. Laryngeal Mask Anesthesia: Principles and
Practice. 2nd ed. Philadelphia: Saunders, 2005, pp 1-40 [50 illus., 3 tables,
358 refs.]
Byer
D. Anaesthetic administration by a juvenile; stories from a medical family.
Hist Anaesth Soc Proc 32: 51-52, 2003 [abstract]
Chesnut
DH. University of Alabama at Birmingham establishes Maurice S. Albin, M.D.,
Endowed Professorship. ASA Newsletter 69(6): 19, 21, June 2005 [includes
history of department's seven endowed faculty positions; 1 illus.]
Cohen-Gadol
AA, Spencer DD. Harvey W. Cushing and cerebrovascular surgery: Part 1,
aneurysms. J Neurosurg 101: 547-552, 2004 [4 illus., 14 refs.]
Cohen-Gadol
AA, Spencer DD. Harvey W. Cushing and cerebrovascular surgery: Part II,
vascular malformations. J Neurosurg 101: 553-559, 2004 [4 illus., 8 refs.]
Connor
H. Early history of anaesthesia in Hereford. Hist Anaesth Soc Proc 32: 7-10,
2003
Eidemiller
MG. After the ether. Pittsburgh Tribune-Review April 25, 2005 http://pittsburghlive.com/
[profile of Viola Bitonti, nurse anesthetist whose 50-year career began with
open-drop ether]
Enever
G. The professor needs a dummy--the story of Seaworthy Sierra Sam. Hist
Anaesth Soc Proc 32: 50, 2003 [abstract]
Finster
M, Wood M. The Apgar score has survived the test of time. Anesthesiology 102:
855-857, 2005 [Classic Papers Revisited series; 1 table, 15 refs.]
Flanagan
R, Watson K. Chloroform--murder or suicide? Hist Anaesth Soc Proc 32: 40-49,
2003
Giesecke
AH. Oliver F. Bush, M.D. (1919-2005): ASA President, 1964. ASA Newsletter
69(6): 33-34, June 2005 [1 illus., 3 refs.]
Hendricks
PL. Way to go, ASA! ASA enters its second 100 years of professional commitment
to anesthesia care and patient safety with a new all-time membership record.
ASA Newsletter 69(5): 16-17, May 2005 [timeline]
Hess
JR, Thomas MJG. Blood use in war and disaster: lessons from the past century.
Transfusion 43: 1622-1633, 2003 [5 illus., 38 refs.]
History
of anaesthetics--surgical developments. Express Newsline/Health Care Guide
February 27, 2005 http://www.expressnewsline.com/
Howard
S. Imagining the pain and peril of seventeenth-century childbirth: travail and
deliverance in the making of an early modern world. Soc Hist Med 16: 367--382,
2003
Huberdeau
H. Murder by chloroform, rope. Bennington Banner May 26, 2005 http://www.benningtonbanner.com
[August 1902 Vermont murder in which Mary Mabel Bennett Rogers use chloroform
to kill her husband; illus.]
Jasser
MT. Unknown contribution of Arab and Islamic scholars in the field of
anesthesia in the West. Middle East J Anesthesiol 18: 21-31, 2005 [8 illus.,
23 refs.]
Jones
M. History of carbon dioxide in anaesthesia. Hist Anaesth Soc Proc 32: 57-62,
2003
Kalantzis
G, Trompoukis, Tsiamis C, Lascaratos J. Hist Anaesth Soc Proc 32: 27-31, 2003
Kehlet
H, Nielsen MB. Anaesthetic practice for groin hernia repair--a nation-wide
study in Denmark 1998-2003. Acta Anaesthesiol Scand 49: 143-146, 2005 [3
illus., 22 refs.]
Kluger
M, Hibbert P. Deaths reported to the Australian incident monitoring study
(1988-2003). Anaesth Intens Care 33: 135, 2005 [abstract]
Koeppler
N. The aspirin story. Scalpel Tongs 47(1): 9-11, October-December 2003
Lett
Z. Anaesthesia (and intensive care) in Hong Kong. Hist Anaesth Soc Proc 32:
15-19, 2003
Liu
CY, Apuzzo MLJ. The genesis of neurosurgery and the evolution of the
neurosurgical operative environment: part 1--prehistory to 2003. Neurosurgery
52: 3-19, 2003 [18 illus., 123 refs.]
Maleck
WH, Piper SN, Koetter K. Joseph Priestley, nitrous oxide and oxygen.
Anaesthesist 54: 395-396, 2005 [German; correspondence; response to
Anaesthesist 54: 795-812, 2004]
McClure
J, Cooper G. Fifty years of confidential enquiries into maternal deaths in the
United Kingdom: should anaesthesia celebrate or not? Int J Obstet Anesth 14:
87-89, 2005 [editorial; 7 refs.]
Metcalfe
NH. The influence of the military on civilian uncertainty about modern
anaesthesia between its origins in 1846 and the end of the Crimean War in
1856. Anaesthesia 60: 594-601, 2005 [2 illus., 1 table, 39 refs.]
Modell
JH. Assessing the past and shaping the future of anesthesiology. The 43rd
Rovenstine lecture. Anesthesiology 102: 1050-1057, 2005 [19 refs.]
Morrison
LMM, Wildsmith JAW, Ostheimer GW. History of pain relief in childbirth. In:
Van Zundert A, Ostheimer GW, eds. Pain Relief and Anesthesia in Obstetrics.
New York: Churchill Livingstone, 1996, pp 3-16 [30 refs.]
Neal
JM, Kopacz DJ, Liguori GA, Beckman JD, Hargett MJ. The training and careers of
regional anesthesia fellows--1983-2002 [4 illus., 6 tables, 10 refs.]
Poll
J. French catheter size: our urological heritage. Hist Anaesth Soc Proc 32:
11-14, 2003
Scott
M. 1979 adventures in antitrust: some justice here, some FTC there. ASA
Newsletter 68(9): 18-19, September 2004 [illus.]
Sessler
AD. The 4 foundations: jewels in the ASA crown. ASA Newsletter 68(9):
9-11, September 2004 [4 illus., 9 refs.]
Shann
FA, Duncan AW. Prolonged per-laryngeal endotracheal intubation in children: 40
years on. Anaesth Intens Care 31: 663-666, 2003 [2 refs.]
Shephard
DAE. The changing pattern of anesthesia, 1954-2004: a review based on the
content of the Canadian Journal of Anesthesia in its first half-century. Can J
Anesth 52: 238-248, 2005 [illus., table, 126pp.]
Spielman
FJ. The Civil War: anesthesia comes of age. J Civil War Med 5(2): 9-12,
April-May-June 2001 [illus., refs.]
Thomas
PK. The anatomical substratum of pain: evidence derived from morphometric
studies on peripheral nerve. Can J Neurol Sci 31: 398-403, 2004 [2 illus.,
numerous refs.; reprint of Can J Neurol Scie 2: 92-97, 1974]
Trubuhovich
RV. Further commentary on Denmark's 1952-53 poliomyelitis epidemic, especially
regarding mortality; with a correction. Acta Anaesthesiol Scand 48: 1310-1315,
2004 [5 tables, 13 refs.]
2004
Wood Library-Museum Laureate Historian of Anesthesia [Donald Caton, MD]. Surv
Anesthesiol 48: 114, 2004
Walmsley
D, Zuck D. Startin's pneumatic inhaler. Hist Anaesth Soc Proc 32: 20-26, 2003
Warner
O. Rapid sequence induction: history and evolution. Hist Anaesth Soc Proc 32:
32-39, 2003
Weiss
MF. Exclusive anesthesia contracts: history, theory, nuts and bolts. Sem
Anesth Periop Med Pain 24: 71-76, 2005
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