Check out the National Museum of Health and Medicine. Www.medicalmuseum.mil

We have a variety of collections with varying degrees of documentation.

Good luck!

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Hi there.

I know in the web there is much literature on methods of documentation collections, but this time I'm looking for specific cases applied to medical or scientific collections.

Can anyone recommend a publication or institution working with methods of documentation for these type of collections, please?

Thank you in advance.



Kind regards,

Oscar Gaona
Director
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