Edward P. Cawley

Soft tissue calcification, with special reference to its occurrence in the "collagen diseases".

Excerpt INTRODUCTION Calcification is a process which results in the accumulation of lime salts in a tissue in amounts which are demonstrable on microscopic, roentgenographic and often on naked-eye...

TRIBUTE TO DR. UDO JULIUS WILE

IN THE estimation of his colleagues, Dr. Udo J. Wile has attained international renown as a dermatologist and syphilologist. To this mans extraordinary talent as a student, teacher and clinician is directed this appreciation, to commemorate his retirement from formal academic pursuits, Aug. 8, 1947. Dr. Wile was born in New York on Aug. 8, 1882. Having been granted his academic degree by Columbia University in 1904, he attended Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and was graduated three years later. On completion of his second year in medical school he devoted his summer vacation to the study of pathology under guidance of the eminent internist Harlow Brooks, performing more than one hundred necropsies. Dr. Wiles special interest in syphilology was conceived during his internship. After routine days at Sydenham Hospital, he devoted evenings to the operation of a venereal disease clinic at the Hudson Street Hospital for