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1 Photograph of Frank B. Walsh, Lima, Peru, September 3, 1965Photograph of Frank B. Walsh, Lima, Peru, September 3, 1965. Frank B. Walsh, MD (1895-1978) was a Canadian-American neuro-ophthalmologist. He authored the first two editions of "Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology," and the third edition alongside William Hoyt, MD. Dr. Walsh is considered to be the father ...1965
2 Photograph of William F. Hoyt and Frank B. Walsh, Baltimore, MD, July 1967Photograph of William F. Hoyt and Frank B. Walsh, Baltimore, MD, July 1967. Frank B. Walsh, MD (1895-1978) was a Canadian-American neuro-ophthalmologist. He authored the first two editions of "Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology," and the third edition alongside William Hoyt, MD. Dr. Walsh is considered to...1967
3 Photograph of Frank B. Walsh and Eila Mustonen, October 18, 1968Photograph of Drs Frank B. Walsh and Eila Mustonen (Neuro-ophthalmology fellow), October 18, 1968. Frank B. Walsh, MD (1895-1978) was a Canadian-American neuro-ophthalmologist. He authored the first two editions of "Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology," and the third edition alongside William Hoyt, MD. Dr....1968
4 Photograph of Frank B. Walsh, 1968Photograph of Frank B. Walsh on his birthday, 1968. Also pictured is Marie Caltrider, Dr. Walsh's secretary of over twenty years. Frank B. Walsh, MD (1895-1978) was a Canadian-American neuro-ophthalmologist. He authored the first two editions of "Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology," and the third edition ...1968
5 Letter from Derek E. Denny-Brown to Robert B. Daroff, April 1, 1969A letter discussing "tonic reflex deviation" from Dr. Derek E. Denny-Brown to Dr. Robert B. Daroff. April 1, 1969.Derek E. Denny-Brown, DPHIL1969-04-01
6 Letter from Alfred Huber to William F. Hoyt, October 3, 1969A letter sent from Zurich, Switzerland, by Dr. Alfred Huber to Dr. William F. Hoyt. The letter contains an "electromyographic specimen" and "photograph of a Duane Syndrome III, where there is imitation or impairment of abduction and adduction of the affected eye." October 3, 1969.Prof. Dr. med. Alfred Huber1969-10-03
7 Eye Movement Talk ConclusionConclusion of Robert Daroff's Eye Movement Talk at the 7th Bascom Palmer Symposium in 1970.Robert B. Daroff, MD1970
8 Letter from Robert B. Daroff and B. Todd Troost, November 14, 1970A letter from Dr. Robert B. Daroff and Dr. B. Todd Troost to "Friends of N-O" discussing the etymology of the word "saccade." November 14, 1970.Robert B. Daroff, MD1970-11-14
9 Letter from Robert B. Daroff to Stanley Thompson, March 1, 1971Letter from Dr. Robert B. Daroff to Dr. Stanley Thompson critiquing Rothstein and Alvord's paper, "Posterior Internuclear Ophthalmoplegia." March 1, 1971.Robert B. Daroff, MD1971-03-01
10 Letters from David G. Cogan to E. C. Alvord and Robert B. Daroff, March 10, 1971Letters from Dr. David G. Cogan to Dr. E. C. Alvord and Dr. Robert B. Daroff. The former discusses Dr. Alvord's paper, "Posterior Internuclear Ophthalmoplegia." In the latter, Dr. Cogan introduces the possibility that Dr. Alvord, and co-author Dr. T. L. Rothstein, may have presented the "first patho...David G. Cogan, MD1971-03-10
11 Letter from Robert B. Daroff to William F. Hoyt, August 19, 1971A letter to Dr. William F. Hoyt from Dr. Robert B. Daroff discussing "glissadic corrective movements" vs. "glissadic saccade." April 19, 1971.Robert B. Daroff, MD1971-08-19
12 Letter from J. Lawton Smith to Robert B. Daroff, March 28, 1972A letter to Dr. Robert B. Daroff from Dr. J. Lawton Smith illustrating differing opinions regarding a report of a "Lutz posterior internuclear palsy." The letter also contains photos of what Dr. Lawton Smith identified as "spasm of the near reflex." March 28, 1972.J. Lawton Smith, MD1972-03-28
13 Photograph of Frank B. Walsh and Sue Ellen Young, 1974Photograph of Drs Frank B. Walsh and Sue Ellen Young, 1974. Frank B. Walsh, MD (1895-1978) was a Canadian-American neuro-ophthalmologist. He authored the first two editions of "Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology," and the third edition alongside William Hoyt, MD. Dr. Walsh is considered to be the father o...1974
14 Photograph of Frank B. Walsh, 1974Photograph of Frank B. Walsh, 1974. Frank B. Walsh, MD (1895-1978) was a Canadian-American neuro-ophthalmologist. He authored the first two editions of "Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology," and the third edition alongside William Hoyt, MD. Dr. Walsh is considered to be the father of neuro-ophthalmology. T...1974
15 Photograph of Frank B. Walsh, 1974Photograph of Frank B. Walsh, 1974. Frank B. Walsh, MD (1895-1978) was a Canadian-American neuro-ophthalmologist. He authored the first two editions of "Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology," and the third edition alongside William Hoyt, MD. Dr. Walsh is considered to be the father of neuro-ophthalmology. T...1974
16 Photograph of Frank B. Walsh and Marie Caltrider, 1974Photograph of Frank B. Walsh and Marie Caltrider, Dr. Walsh's secretary of over twenty years, 1974. Frank B. Walsh, MD (1895-1978) was a Canadian-American neuro-ophthalmologist. He authored the first two editions of "Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology," and the third edition alongside William Hoyt, MD. Dr...1974
17 Letter from Frank B. Walsh to Robert B. Daroff, October 24, 1975Letter from Dr. Frank B. Walsh to Dr. Robert B. Daroff containing slides belonging to Dr. Daroff on "spongiform degeneration" as well as a short movie belonging to Dr. Daroff showcasing "synketic movements." October 24, 1975.Frank B. Walsh, MD1975-10-24
18 Letter from Simmons Lessell to Robert B. Daroff, October 12, 1983Letter from Dr. Simmons Lessell to Dr. Robert B. Daroff. Dr. Lessell thanks Dr. Daroff for sharing a case of a 34-year-old woman with visual distortion, and proceeds to discuss the case. Also included is the original case summary (September 8, 1983). October 12, 1983.Simmons Lessell, MD1983-10-12
19 Letters between Robert B. Daroff and William F. Hoyt, November 4 and 14, 1988Letters between Dr. Robert B. Daroff and Dr. William F. Hoyt regarding locating an article on "Pick's Visions" (Arnold Pick, 1851-1942), November 4 and 14, 1988.Robert B. Daroff, MD1988-11-04; 1988-11-14
20 Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws: The Frank B. Walsh SocietyRobert S. Hepler, MD1989-01
21 Merger of Walsh Society into NANOSThis document contains the legal transactions, or "articles of merger", undertaken in 1992, and signed on September 1, 1992, to merge the formerly distinct Frank B. Walsh Society and North American Neuro-ophthalmology Society.Robert B. Daroff, MD; Thomas J. Carlow, MD; David L. Knox, MD; William F. Hoyt, MD1992
22 Pictorial Neuro-ophthalmologyHistoric diagram describing ocular tilt reaction and a variety of other disorders. Acknowledgement: Many thanks to Prof Dr. William F. Hoyt for helpful comments on the manuscript.Tadashi Fujino, MD1995-12-07
23 William Hoyt, MD: Teacher of TeachersIn a 60-year career in neuro-ophthalmology, William Hoyt, MD trained 71 fellows and co-authored (with Frank Walsh, MD) the canonical textbook Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology. He added pathophysiologic rigor to a discipline that was rich in anecdote but short on science. His deeply analytic approach to ...Jonathan D. Trobe, MD2010
24 Lawton Smith, MD: Evangelist of Neuro-OphthalmologyFor the second half of the 20th century, the best known ophthalmologist in the world was Lawton Smith, MD. Everyone was mimicking the gestures and argot of the "simple country doctor" with the South Carolina twang. Mixing medicine with evangelism, he converted scores of medical students to ophthalmo...Jonathan D. Trobe, MD2010
25 Norman Schatz, MD: Comedic GeniusNo one in the field of neuro-ophthalmology could be as smart-and-funny as Norman Schatz, MD. Drawing on the enormous and diverse patient population of the Wills Eye Institute, Jefferson Medical College, he developed an unmatchable repertoire. If you had seen an intriguing case, he had seen three of ...Jonathan D. Trobe, MD2010
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