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This project includes recorded interviews with sentinel nephrologists and nephrology related individuals that document renal-related healthcare from as early as the 1950s to the present. These oral histories focus on the development and innovations of early dialysis therapy and the impact dialysis has had on the care of patients and the practice of nephrology. These recorded oral histories may be explored in a variety of forms including:

  • The Primary Interview Edit, or “PIE”  (60 to 90 minutes of the full interview)
  • Abbreviated Interviews, or “SLICES” (3 to 15 minutes of a single theme)
  • Interview snippets, “TASTINGS” (1 to 3 minutes about a single topic)
  1. Robert A. Gutman, MD
  2. John H. Sadler, MD
  3. Paul E. Teschan, MD
  4. Nathan W. Levin, MD
  5. Eli A. Friedman, MD
  6. Richard Drake, MD
  7. Donald J. Sherrard, MD
  8. Alex Rosenblum, BSRN, CNN
  1. Christopher Blagg, MD
  2. Frank A. Gotch, MD
  3. John D. Bower, MD
  4. Richard J. Hamburger, MD
  5. Louis H. Diamond, MBChB
  6. Karl D. Nolph, MD
  7. Zyblut Twardowski, MD
  8. Henry Tenckhoff, MD
  9. Jack Cole

PRESENTATIONS

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April 2009 ANNA Meeting -- This presentation by Dugan W. Maddux, MD FACP is approximately 25 minutes in length.