Max Samter - bibliography

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Biography

German-born American physician, born March 3, 1908; died February 9, 1999.

Bibliography

  • M. Samter and Oren C. Durham:
    American Lectures in Allergy. 1950.
  • M. Samter and Harry L. Alexander:
    Regional Allergy. 1954.
  • Max Samter, editor, Harry L. Alexander, Associate editor:
    Immunological Diseases. 1st edition, 1965.
    3rd edition, 1978. 4th edition, Boston ; Toronto : Little, Brown 1988.
    5th edition, Boston : Little, Brown, 1995.
    This work quickly became the standard text in the field of immunology.
    Fifth edition, 1995, as: Samter's Immunological Diseases.
  • M. Samter:
    Excerpts from Classics in Allergy. 1969.
  • Max Samter & C.W. Parker, section editors:
    Hypersensitivity to drugs. Volume 1, Oxford : Pergamon Press, 1972
  • Sheldon Cohen and Max Samter:
    Excerpts from classics in allergy & immunology.
    Rhode Island, Oceanside Publications, 1992. 24 pages.

  • Roxanne K Young:
    Max Samter, MD.
    JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association, 1999 281 (23): 2255.
  • Edward L. Lach, Jr:
    Samter, Max. http://www.anb.org/articles/12/12-02098.html;
    American National Biography Online July 2001 Update.

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