- Sir
Wylie McKissock, OBE (27
October 1906 – 3 May 1994) was a
British neurosurgeon. He set up the
neurosurgical unit at the
Atkinson Morley Hospital,...
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Zealand footballer Thomas McKissock (1790–1866),
American politician Wylie McKissock (1906–1994),
English neurosurgeon Kissock McKissic This page
lists people...
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neurosurgery in 1941
after meeting Wylie McKissock, who
encouraged him to specialise. He
trained under McKissock for two and a half years. In 1965, Logue...
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Andrew Nelson McKissock (6
December 1873 – 17 July 1919) was an
Australian trade unionist and politician. He was a
member of the
Australian Labor Party...
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David McKissock is a
former ****ociation
footballer who
represented New
Zealand at
international level.
McKissock made his full All
Whites debut in a 0–6...
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Thomas McKissock (April 17, 1790 – June 26, 1866) was a U.S.
Representative from New York. Born in Montgomery, New York,
McKissock studied medicine and...
- ceremonies, or the
right to
express their thoughts and
emotions (
McKissock &
McKissock, 1998). When
supporting someone through disenfranchised grief it...
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footballer John Paul
Kissock (born 1989),
English footballer Kissock Block Building McKissock This page
lists people with the
surname Kissock. If an internal...
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begun on "mental defectives".
Crumbie operated on one patient,
McKissock and his ****istant,
McCall, on a
further 43 (nine of them
under the age of 21). There...
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constructed by Warlingham's ****istant
clerk of works, and
referred to by
Wylie McKissock, who
operated with a
Cushing brain needle, as a "mechanical egg-whisk"...
