One man's medicine
Subtitle: the autobiography of Konrad Birkhaug.
Publisher: Southern Historical Press
Published: 1979
Place of publication: Easley, S.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 272
Subjects: Birkhaug, Konrad, 1892-; Physicians -- Norway -- Biography.
Notes: Translation of: Lege ved veis ende.
Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Childhood years; title: Teenage years; title: The emigrant; title: Greenhorn years; title: Contact with Scotch-American farmers; title: In college; title: Training for overseas YMCA service; title: With Russian officer invalids to Murmansk; title: Freight train ride to Petrograd; title: In Peter the Great's city; title: Among released Russian prisoners of war in Moscow; title: Food shortage in Moscow; title: State of alarm in Moscow; title: Evacuation to Nizhni Novgorod; title: Farewell to Soviet Russia; title: Departure from Murmansk; title: Among Russian prisoners of war in Verdun; title: Easter holidays in Rome; title: Through the needle's eye at Johns Hopkins; title: Second year medical student; title: The young surgeon in-the-making; title: Doctor of medicine and new interests; title: Awakening interest in medical research; title: At Rochester University & launching of Erysipelas Antitoxin; title: The Rochester Award & European invitations; title: The riddle of rheumatic fever; title: Grave attacks on B.C.G. vaccination; title: Retreat from professorship in Rochester; title: At the Pasteur Institute in Paris; title: At the Chr. Michelsen Institute in Bergen; title: Directing B.C.G. vaccination work in New York state; title: At the end of the road