William Ray Rumel - bibliography

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Biography

American surgen, born March 25, 1911, Salt Lake City; died September 20, 1977, Salt Lake City.

Bibliography

Clinical studies of primary carcinoma of the lung: an analysis of seventy-five cases, twenty-one of which were treated by pneumonectomy or lobectomy.
Richard H. Overholt and William Ray Rumel.
The Journal of the American Medical Association, Chicago, 1940, 114 (9): 735-742.

Factors in the Reduction of Mortality from Pulmonary Abscess.
Richard H. Overholt and William Ray Rumel.
The New England Journal of Medicine, Boston, 1941, 224: 441.

Congenital cystic disease of the lung. Report of four cases treated surgically.
W. R. Rumel.
Rocky Mountain Medical Journal, Denver , Colorado, 1943, 40: 95.

Resectable Pulmonary Lesions.
W. R. Rumel. Rocky Mountain Medical Journal, Denver , Colorado, 1946, 43: 989.

Peritoneo-pericardial diaphragmatic hernia: Report of a case in a newborn infant.
A. K. Wilson, W. R. Rumel, O. L. Ross:
The American Journal of Roentgenology and Radium Therapy, Springfield, 1947, 57: 42-49.

Arteriovenous fistula of the lung.
E. A Lawrence and W. R. Rumel. The Journal of Thoracic Surgery, St. Louis, 1950, 20: 142.

Psychiatric complications of mitral surgery. Report of death after electroshock therapy.
Eugene L. Bliss, William R. Rumel, C. H. Hardin Branch.
AMA Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry, Chicago, 1955, 74 (3): 249-252.

The surgical treatment of tetralogy of Fallot.
W. R. Rumel. Diseases of the Chest, Chicago, 1958, 34: 103.

The Correction of Mitral Insufficiency With a Trans-Valvular Polyvinyl Formalinized Plastic (Ivalon) Sponge Prosthesis: A Preliminary Report.
William Ray Rumel and Preston R. Cutler.
Diseases of the Chest, Chicago, April 1958, 33: 401-413. 

Bilateral pulmonary resection for metastatic osteogenic sarcoma.
W. R. Rumel, P. R. Cutler, W. R. Halliday.
Diseases of the Chest, Chicago, 1959, 85: 106.

Surgical reconstruction of the mitral valve.
W. R. Rumel, C. C. Vaughn, and R. A. Guibone.
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, Boston, 1969, 8: 289-296.

Surgery for Coronary Heart Disease, 1969-1971 : Report of the Subcommittee, Committee on Cardiovascular Surgery, American College of Chest Physicians.
Angelo M. May, William E. Neville, William R. Rumel and Milton V. Davis.
Chest, April 1973, 63 (4): 615-617.


Who was William Ray Rumel?
David R. Welling, Norman M. Rich, David G. Burris, Kenneth D. Boffard and William de Vries
World Journal of Surgery, September 2008, 32 (9): 2122-2125.

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