Virginia Kneeland Frantz

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According to Wikipedia, Virginia Kneeland Frantz was a pathologist and educator credited with a series of discoveries in the study of thyroid, breast and pancreatic tumors. Early life and education She was born in New York City, the daughter of Yale and Anna Ilsley Ball Kneeland. Frantz graduated from the Brearley School and Bryn Mawr College . She then pursued medical studies at Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, graduating in 1922. In 1920, she married fellow student Angus Macdonald Frantz. They had three children.

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Virginia Kneeland Frantz's Published Works

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ADENOMA OF ISLET CELLS WITH HYPERINSULINISM: A REVIEW. (1935) (294)
Tumors of the pancreas (1959) (240)
Incidence of chronic cystic disease in so‐called “normal breasts”. A study based on 225 postmortem examinations (1951) (161)
Metastatic carcinoma masquerading as primary thyroid cancer: a report of authors' 14 cases. (1960) (152)
STORAGE OF RADIOACTIVE IODINE IN A METASTASIS FROM THYROID CARCINOMA. (1942) (106)
Tumors associated with hypoglycemia; pancreatic and extrapancreatic. (1956) (82)
Hemostasis With Absorbable Gauze (Oxidized Cellulose). (1944) (67)
THYROID CARCINOMA WITH METASTASES: STUDIED WITH RADIOACTIVE IODINE (1944) (56)
ABSORBABLE COTTON, PAPER AND GAUZE : (OXIDIZED CELLULOSE) (1943) (53)
TUMORS OF ISLET CELLS WITH HYPERINSULINISM; BENIGN, MALIGNANT, AND QUESTIONABLE (1940) (51)
ABSORBABLE COTTON, PAPER AND GAUZE : (OXIDIZED CELLULOSE). (1943) (49)
LATERAL ABERRANT THYROIDS (1942) (46)
Radioactive iodine studies of functional thyroid carcinoma. (1948) (38)
OXIDIZED CELLULOSE—ABSORBABLE GAUZE: (CELLULOSIC ACID) (1945) (38)
A new absorbable hemostatic bone wax; preliminary report. (1950) (30)
Clinicopathologic study of 261 surgical cases of so-called thyroiditis. (1956) (25)
An evaluation of radioactive iodine therapy in metastatic thyroid cancer. (1950) (24)
Functioning islet cell tumors of the pancreas. 25-year follow up. (1961) (21)
ADENOMATOSIS OF ISLET CELLS, WITH HYPERINSULINISM (1944) (20)
ABSORBABLE GAUZE IN BONE SURGERY: EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES SUGGESTING CLINICAL APPLICATION IN RECONSTRUCTION OF JOINTS (1946) (19)
ADENOMA OF ISLET CELLS WITH HYPERINSULIXISM (1935) (16)
ADAMANTINOMA: A CASE OF FIFTY-ONE YEARS' DURATION (1932) (14)
ABSORBABLE SPONGE TESTS (1945) (12)
Cancer arising many years after radiation therapy. Incidence after irradiation of benign lesions in the neck. (1962) (11)
Experimental Studies of Alginates as Hemostatics. (1948) (10)
New absorbable hemostatic agents. (1946) (10)
The Prognostic Significance of Intracellular Mucicarminophilic Material in Carcinoma of the Female Breast (1938) (8)
New methods of hemostasis. (1947) (6)
Management of solitary thyroid nodule; transcription of a panel meeting on therapeutics. (1959) (6)
Arthur Purdy Stout. A biographical sketch (1951) (5)
Absorbable gauze in bone surgery. (1946) (4)
An Introduction to Surgery (1959) (3)
New Absorbable Hemostatic Agents. (1946) (2)
Events (1959) (0)
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Thiouracil in the Treatment of Thyrotoxicosis: Experience of the Thyroid Clinic of the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. (1946) (0)
The incidence of cystic disease in so-called normal breasts; a study based on 225 post-mortem examinations. (1952) (0)

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