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  • Zooks...Lucretia

    Description/Abstract: Abstract print.
    Date: undated

  • Zodiac Man

    Description/Abstract: Zodiac man. l. 247 verso from Ophthalmodouleia; das ist, Augendienst
    Date: 1583

  • Ziaur Rahman

    Description/Abstract: Portrait of Ziaur Rahman.
    Date: [1980s]

  • Zeiss Ultraphot II Photomicroscope

    Description/Abstract: Zeiss Ultraphot II Photomicroscope with matching work desk and accessories. Serial # 63762. Purchased for $10,500 in January 1966 by Carl Bishop. Last used in 2002.
    Date: 1966

  • Zacvtvs Lvsitanvs Doctor Medicvs Aetatis Svae LXVI

    Description/Abstract: Portrait of Lusitanus Zacutus. Engraved by Claude Audran. Text in Latin.
    Date: 1642

  • Z. D. Pauk

    Description/Abstract: Portrait of Z. D. Pauk.
    Date: [1980s]

  • Z knih MUDr

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: An older man in a trenchcoat is seated in a chair with a nicely dressed female skeleton on his lap. Books and lab equipment are on shelves behind them.
    Date: 1940

  • Young William Osler

    Description/Abstract: Portrait of a young William Osler with a pointed mustache.
    Date: undated

  • Young Judith Farrar

    Description/Abstract: Portrait of Judith Farrar, first librarian of the Duke Medical Library, as a child.
    Date: undated

  • Young Dr. Billings in uniform

    Description/Abstract: Portrait of John Shaw Billings, age 25, wearing a military uniform.
    Date: undated

  • Xenon MRI is Predictive of Severe Outcomes in Non-Specific Interstitial Pneumonia

    Description/Abstract: Chart reviews of 36 NSIP patients were conducted to determine if there is a significant difference in Xe MRI membrane high percent (MHP) signal between NSIP patients with severe outcomes vs non-severe outcomes. The results indicate there is a...
    Date: 4/16/2024

  • X-Ray Truck

    Description/Abstract: Photograph of five men (three uniformed) standing in front of an army truck marked US Army X-Ray. It is inscribed on the back with "Mr Walsh, Mr. Leffingwell Glen Spring House Watkins Glen NY June 5, 1918." From the archive of Charles Reed.
    Date: June 5, 1918

  • X-ray technology at Duke Hospital

    Description/Abstract: Duke Hospital staff member with an x-ray screen in an examination room. Courses in roentgenology and radiology were taught at Duke Hospital as early as 1930 by staff in the hospital's radiology department. The radiology department held weekly...
    Date: undated

  • X-ray technologists Sudie "Ma" Whitfield, Colleen Cooper, and Lyle Upchurch

    Description/Abstract: Cooper and Upchurch watch as Whitfield demonstrates use of x-ray equipment. Cooper and Whitfield were technologists at Duke during the 1940s. Upchurch was employed with Watts Hospital in Durham, N.C. Duke Hospital's x-ray technician training...
    Date: 1946

  • X-ray technician Sudie "Ma" Whitfield using equipment

    Description/Abstract: Whitfield was an x-ray technician during the 1940s. Duke Hospital's x-ray technician training program was started by Robert J. Reeves in 1930.
    Date: circa 1946

  • X-ray technician Joanna Law Martin examines a patient

    Description/Abstract: Martin guides the x-ray machine over the patient's torso. Duke Hospital's x-ray technician training program was started by Robert J. Reeves in 1930.
    Date: circa 1937-1938

  • X-ray room in Duke Hospital

    Description/Abstract: X-ray screen, table, and other equipment in Duke Hospital. Duke Hospital's x-ray technician training program was started by Robert J. Reeves in 1930.
    Date: 1933

  • X-ray room in Duke Hospital

    Description/Abstract: Equipment in a Duke Hospital x-ray room. Duke Hospital's x-ray technician training program was started by Robert J. Reeves in 1930.
    Date: undated

  • Wyndham B. Blanton

    Description/Abstract: Autographed portrait of Wyndham Bolling Blanton.
    Date: undated

  • Wu skull fixed system

    Description/Abstract: Wu skull fixed system. China. Used in the treatment of Parkinson's disease, the instrument was attached to a burr hole in the skull. Angular adjustments allowed the lesion electrode to be introduced into the deep brain structures; x-rays were used...
    Date: undated