Files of research papers and loose research notes on various neurosurgical subjects. Covers Jefferson's research interests in the spinal cord, amputations, brain tumours, trigeminal nerves, peripheral nerves, and Jacksonian Epilepsy. The most important of these series is the research on the spinal cord and related injuries, partly because of the importance of Jefferson's work in this field, but also because of the quantity of material. The material on amputations is interesting as it illustrates an aspect of Jefferson's work during World War One in which Jefferson never published.
Neurosurgical research papers
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- ReferenceGB 133 JEF/1/1
- Dates of Creation1922-1960
- Physical Description10 subseries, 78 items
Scope and Content
Arrangement
The subseries are based on files created by Geoffrey Jefferson. Within each file the original order has been retained.