Papers, photographs and thesis of Lieutenant Colonel Duncan Coutts, I.M.S.

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c.20th century
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RAMC/1399
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Includes the following:

  • RAMC/1399/1: Certificate of instruction in practical gynaecology at Chelsea Hospital for Women, 1925.
  • RAMC/1399/2: Commission as Major in the Indian Medical Service, 1927.
  • RAMC/1399/3: M.D. certificate, University of Aberdeen, 1930.
  • RAMC/1399/4: Certificate of membership of the British College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, 1932.
  • RAMC/1399/5: Certificate of fellowship of the British College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, 1937.
  • RAMC/1399/6: Carbon copy of Coutts' thesis on osteomalacia, with special reference to its incidence in India, its early recognition, prevention and treatment, c.1930. With three X-ray photographs.
  • RAMC/1399/7: Two photographs of Coutts, c.1930s.

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    c.20th century

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    1 file (in 2 parts) Part of this item is rolled.

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    Piece-level data moved to item record and piece records flagged for deletion in Sep 2025 by MH

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