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1. The Treatment of Complete Heart Block with an Implanted, Controllable Pacemaker

Creator:: Kantrowitz, Adrian
Feldman, Daniel S.
Cohen, Richard
Schmidt, John
Raillard, Heinz
Date:: October 1962
Publisher:: Franklin H. Martin Memorial Foundation
Genre:: Articles

2. The Experimental Use of the Diaphragm as an Auxiliary Myocardium

Creator:: Kantrowitz, Adrian
McKinnon, William M. P.
Date:: 1959
Publisher:: Elsevier
Genre:: Articles

3. Testimony by Adrian Kantrowitz before the U.S. Senate on the adequacy of federal institutions for biomedical development

Creator:: Kantrowitz, Adrian
Date:: 16 March 1967
Genre:: Testimonies
Speeches
Letters (correspondence)

4. Technique for Implantation of the Avco Bladder Stimulator

Creator:: Kantrowitz, Adrian
Date:: 16 March 1964
Genre:: Guidelines

5. Response to queries from Charles B. Brown (Department of Health, Education, and Welfare) on patenting the auxiliary ventricle

Creator:: Kantrowitz, Adrian
Date:: [ca. July 1967]
Genre:: Reports

6. Repetitive-Pulse Stimulators Cardiac Pacemakers for Research Applications

Creator:: General Electric Company
Date:: [ca. 1964]
Genre:: Brochures

7. Proposal for a Program for Research on a Booster Heart - Auxiliary Ventricle

Creator:: Avco-Everett Research Laboratory
Date:: October 1963
Genre:: Grant proposals

8. Progress reports on application for NIH funding

Creator:: Kantrowitz, Adrian
Date:: [ca. 1964]
Genre:: Grant proposals
Excerpts
Reports

9. Playtex Park Research Institute Final Activity Report: Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgical Research Grant

Creator:: Kantrowitz, Adrian
Date:: [15 May 1957]
Genre:: Reports
Summaries

10. Memorandum from Kenneth P. Liroff to Adrian Kantrowitz [on pacemaker study]

Creator:: Liroff, Kenneth P.
Maimonides Hospital of Brooklyn
Date:: 30 June 1966
Genre:: Memorandums