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Robert E. Pumphrey
American otolaryngologist, born 1933.
Associated eponyms:
Schwann's syndrome
A congenital syndrome marked by deafness, leukonychia and knuckle pads.
Biography:
Robert E. Pumphrey graduated MD from the Ohio State University College og Medicine, Columbus.
He has worked as aspecialist in otolaryngology for almost fifty years. A board certified surgeon and professor of allergy & otolaryngology, he was professor at George Washington University.
Bibliography:
- R. E. Pumphrey:
Hydrogen peroxide proctitis.
The American Journal of Surgery, New York, January 1951, 81 (1): 60-62.
- E. S. Hopp, F. R. Elevitch, R. E. Pumphrey, T. E. Irving, P. W. Hoffman:
Serous otitis media – an "immune" theory.
Transactions of the American Laryngological, Rhinological and Otological Society, 1964, 44: 743-754.
- R. E. Pumphrey:
Pofound anemia caused by bleeding hemorrhoids of the arterial type suggesting arteriovenous fistulas.
Diseases of the Colon and Rectum, New York, July/August 1964, 7: 319-320.
- E. S. Hopp, F. R. Elevitch, R. E. Pumphrey, T. E. Irving, P. W. Hoffman:
Serous otitis media – an "immune" theory.
The Laryngoscope, St.Louis, August 1964, 74: 1149-1159.
- R. S. Bart, R. E. Pumphrey:
Knuckle pads, leukonychia and deafness. A dominantly inherited syndrome.
The New England Journal of Medicine, Boston,, January 26, 1967, 276 (4): 202-207.
- R. E. Pumphrey:
Michael M. Davis and the development of the Health Care Movement, 1900-1928.
Societas, winter 1972, 2 (1): 27-41.
- R. E. Pumphrey:
Michael Davis and the transformation of the Boston Dispensary, 1910-1920.
Bulletin of the History of Medicine, Baltimore, winter 1975, 49 (4): 451-465.
- K. L. Puder, R. E. Pumphrey:
The anti-trust suit against the AMA, 1939-1943: background for today's health planning.
Social Work in Health Care, New York, spring 1978, 3 (3): 287-296.
- R. E. Pumphrey Jr:
The cephalosporins.
Ear, Nose, & Throat Journal, Cleveland, Ohio, May 1981, 60 (5): 219-221.
- R. E. Pumphrey Jr:
The erythromycins. Ear, Nose, & Throat Journal, May 1981, 60 (5): 222-3.
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