Overview of the Collection
Medical Heritage Center
Boutselis, John G.
John Boutselis, MD Papers
3.0 linear feet
The John Boutselis, MD Papers (3 linear feet) is a compilation of material including photographs, reprints, and lantern slides.
SPEC.199808.BOUTSELIS
The records are in English
English
1945-1971
Biography
John G. Boutselis was born to George and Mary Boutselis in Lowell, Massachusetts. He attended St. Anselms College in New Hampshire. He joined the Navy V-12 program and received his medical degree from the St. Louis University Medical School in 1947. He was a Captain in the Medical Corp. during the Korean Conflict. He completed residency training in Obstetrics and Gynecology at The Ohio State University Hospitals in 1957. He continued to practice at the University and Mt. Carmel Health Center, where he was department chairman for many years and director of the residency program. In 1990 he was named Professor Emeritus at OSU. Dr. Boutselis died April 17, 1999 after a four year battle with cancer. Dr. Boutselis and his wife Betty had two children, John and Mary.
Scope and Content
The John Boutselis, MD Papers (3 linear feet) is a compilation of material including photographs, reprints, and lantern slides.
Statement of Arrangement
This collection is arranged in three series:
- Series I: Photographs
- Series II: Reprints
- Series III: Lantern Slides
Series I: Photographs (3 file folders) contains a portrait of John Boutselis, a group portrait and four advertisements from the Coca-Cola Company of Famous Doctors in Medicine. This series is arranged by date.
Series II: Reprints (36 file folders) contains reprints primarily by John Boutselis mainly on the topic of uterine cancer. This series is arranged by date.
Series III: Lantern Slides (5 boxes) contains lantern slides of a medical nature.
Restrictions on Access
The collection is open to the public and is available for viewing in the Medical
Heritage Center. Materials do not circulate and must be used in the supervised
reading room. Restrictions, including copyright, may exist and some materials may be
too fragile to photocopy or digitize. The MHC charges for duplication services,
which must be performed by staff.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], John Boutselis, MD Papers, SPEC.199808.BOUTSELIS,
Medical Heritage Center, Health Sciences Library,
The Ohio State University.
Detailed Description of The Collection
Series I: Photographs
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Advertising Series: Famous Doctors in Medicine by The Coca-Cola Company
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Group Portrait
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3
Portrait of John Boutselis
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Series II: Reprints
1945-1971
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“Delivery of Quadruplets by Cesarean Section Under Continuous Spinal Anesthesia”
1945
1
5
“Carcinoma of the Cervix in the Young Age Group”
1947
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6
“Results of Treatment of Squamous-Cell Carcinoma of the Cervix”
1951
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7
“The Surgical Management of Bleeding of Late Pregnancy”
1951
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8
“Recent Trends in Cesarean Section and Their Influence on Maternal and Fetal Mortality”
1952
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9
“The Management of Pregnancy Complicated by Heart Diseases”
1954
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10
“Thromboembolic Disease Complicating Pregnancy and the Puerperium”
1954
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11
“Experimental Carcinoma of the Cervix: A Comparative Cytologic and Histologic Study”
1955
1
12
“Sites of Metastases of Uterine Carcinoma”
1955
1
13
“The Management of Preeclampsia and Eclampsia”
1965
1
14
“The Effect of Croton Oil and Carcinogens on Mitosis and the Deoxyribonucleic Acid Content of cervical Epithelial Cells”
1958
1
15
“The Etiology and Mechanism of Nuclear Stripping in the Endocervical and Endonasal Epithelium”
1957
1
16
“Experimental Carcinoma of the Uterine Cervix in the Mouse”
1957
1
17
“A Study of Mitosis in Cervical Epithelium during Experimental Inflammation and Carcinogenesis”
1957
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18
“The Gross Pathology, Diagnosis, and Clinical Management of Ovarian Enlargements”
1959
1
19
“Serum Glutamic Oxalacetic Transaminase Levels in the Toxemias of Pregnancy”
1959
1
20
“Vulvectomy: A Review of Fifty-Five Cases”
1959
1
21
“Pregnancy Complicating Peptic Ulcer”
1960
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22
“The Exfoliative Cytologic Characteristics of the Endometrium in Health and Disease”
1961
1
23
“Cannula for Obtaining Endometrial Material for Cytologic Study”
1962
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24
“Sarcoma of the Uterus”
1962
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25
“Surgical Indications and Treatment of Acute Pelvic Inflammatory Disease”
1962
1
26
“Carcinoma of the Uterine Corpus”
1963
1
27
“Histochemical and Cytological Observations in the Normal Human Endometrium: I. Histochemical Observations in the Normal Human Endometrium”
1963
1
28
“Histochemical and Cytological Observations in the Normal Human Endometrium: II. Cytologic Observations”
1963
1
29
“Histochemical Observations of a Brenner Cell Tumor with Masculization”
1963
1
30
“Serum Lactic Dehydrogenase in Abruptio Placentae”
1963
1
31
“Vaginal Metastases Following Treatment of Endometrial Carcinoma”
1963
1
32
“Intraepithelial Carcinoma of the Cervix in Pregnancy”
1964
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33
“Sparteine Sulfate: A Clinical Evaluation of Its Use in 225 Pregnant Women”
1964
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34
“Microinvasive Carcinoma of the Cervix”
1965
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35
“Control of the Ovulation Time and Cycle Length with Clomiphene Citrate”
1967
1
36
“Clinical Aspects of Primary Carcinoma of the Fallopian Tube”
1971
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37
“Palliation Chemotherapy of Pelvic Carcinoma by Systemic, Perfusion, and Infusion Modalities”
1971
1
38
“Maternal and Fetal Effects of Obstetrical Analgesia”
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“Radio-Isotopes in Gynecology as Applied in Pelvic Malignancies”
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Series III: Lantern Slides
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64 Lantern Slides
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45 Lantern Slides
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64 Lantern Slides
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58 Lantern Slides
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67 Lantern Slides
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