The Nomination Database for the
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1901-1953

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Year	Nominator	Nominee(s)	Motivation
1928	Boislinière	Graham	Work on cholecystography.	Show »
1928	Engelbach	Graham	Work on "Visualization of the Gall Bladder", and various studies on the lymphatics of the gall bladder, liver, doudenom etc.	Show »
1928	Marriott	Graham	Development of the procedure of cholecystography: administration of sodium tetraiodophenolphthalein which is specifically secreted by the liver in sufficient concentration to make possible visualization of the gallbladder and biliary tract by roentgenological observation.	Show »
1928	Rassieur	Graham	"The discovery that by the administration of a dye (phenoltetraiodophthalein) preferably intravenously, the Gall Bladder may be visualized when X-ray photography is used".	Show »
1928	Terry	Cole Graham	Invention of the method of cholecystography and for their contribution to the surgery and pathology of the biliary apparatus.	Show »
1928	Terry	Moore Copher	Invention of the method of cholecystography and for their contribution to the surgery and pathology of the biliary apparatus.	Show »
1931	Radasch	Doisy Swick	Doisy: Work on the crystallization of a follicular ovarian hormone. Swick: Work in connection with Intravenous Urography (uroselectan).	Show »
1932	Hodges	Graham	The discovery that the gall bladder can be visualized on roentgen film after injection into the blood or administration by mouth of sodium tetraiodophthalein or similar salts.	Show »
1935	Gesell	Erlanger Gasser Lillie	Erlanger and Gasser: The introduction of the cathode ray oscillograph and work on the conduction in peripheral nerves. Lillie: Work on the nature of nerve impulses.	Show »
1935	Ranson	Erlanger Gasser	The introduction of the cathode ray oscillograph and work on the conduction in peripheral nerves.	Show »

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