Medical Case Studies on Spigelia and Dental Pain

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Description

Letter discussing faculty actions and resolutions

Overview

The item is a single English‑language letter titled “Letter discussing faculty actions and resolutions.” It is preserved as a high‑resolution scanned image in two formats: a 49‑MB TIFF and a 383‑KB JPEG. The accession number is 01K9WG11VGBM0NKFCE0FTDM1MN. The document is catalogued in the PINAX archival system and held by the Arke Institute. The creation date is recorded only as “YYYY,” and the author is listed as “Unknown.”

Background

The Arke Institute, a research organization with a focus on historical medical and institutional documents, acquired this letter as part of its broader effort to preserve internal communications from academic settings. PINAX, the source collection, aggregates such documents for scholarly use. The letter’s provenance is unclear beyond its current location in the Institute’s image archive, and no specific institutional affiliation is noted.

Contents

The letter discusses faculty actions and resolutions, presumably pertaining to governance, policy, or administrative decisions within an academic body. The scanned images capture the full text, including any handwritten annotations or signatures, though the exact content is not reproduced here. The document’s format allows for detailed examination of the original handwriting or typeface, providing insight into the communication style and administrative practices of the period.

Scope

The material covers a single, undated letter in English, with no explicit geographic or temporal markers beyond its archival metadata. It is limited to the content of the letter itself, without accompanying correspondence or contextual documents. Researchers interested in faculty governance, institutional history, or the evolution of academic policy may find the letter useful, though the lack of date, author, and institutional context restricts its standalone interpretive value. Rights status remains unknown, and users should seek permission from the Arke Institute before reproducing or publishing the material.

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Raw Cheimarros Data

@file_pinax -> documents -> @spigelia_dental_pain_cases:document {title: "Medical Case Studies on Spigelia and Dental Pain", created: @date_1900, language: "de", institution: @arke_institute, description: "Document detailing medical case studies involving dental pain and the use of Spigelia for treatment. Describes symptoms such as pain in the gums, swelling, and difficulty opening the jaw.", place: @surinam}

@spigelia_dental_pain_cases:document {type: "Medical Case Studies"}

@spigelia_dental_pain_cases -> subject -> [@medicine:concept, @dental_pain:concept, @spigelia:plant, @homeopathy:concept, @medical_case_studies:concept]

@medicine:concept {definition: "Science and practice of diagnosing, treating, and preventing disease"}
@dental_pain:concept {definition: "Pain localized to the teeth, gums, or surrounding oral structures"}
@homeopathy:concept {definition: "Alternative medical system based on the principle of “like cures like”"}
@medical_case_studies:concept {definition: "Detailed analyses of individual clinical cases for educational and research purposes"}

@surinam:place {type: "country"}

Metadata

Title
Medical Case Studies on Spigelia and Dental Pain
Type
Text
Creator
Unknown
Institution
Arke Institute
Created
1900
Language
de
Subjects
Medicine, Dental Pain, Spigelia, Homeopathy, Medical Case Studies
Rights
Unknown
Place
Surinam
Source
PINAX

Version History (10 versions)

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reorganization-description.txt
# Reorganization Summary

The organizational strategy focuses on grouping files based on their content type and thematic relevance. Medical case studies are grouped together due to their detailed patient histories and treatment descriptions. Correspondence and reports are grouped separately as they contain updates and communications related to medical practices. Archival images are grouped based on their metadata and filename, as they lack OCR text for content-based categorization. This approach ensures logical, coherent groups that accurately represent the content of the files.

## Groups Created

- **Medical_Case_Studies**: Files containing detailed medical case studies, primarily focusing on symptoms, treatments, and patient histories.
- **Correspondence_and_Reports**: Files that include correspondence, reports, and updates related to medical practices and treatments.
- **Archival_Images**: High-resolution archival images without OCR text, grouped based on their metadata and filename.

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