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Part 1 of this two part series outlined the beginning of Canadian neurosurgery and neurosurgical training at the Toronto General Hospital under Kenneth G. McKenzie, and described the efforts of E. Harry Botterell, McKenzie’s neurosurgical trainee and successor, in establishing the Toronto school of neurosurgery. This second part reviews the course of neurosurgery at the Toronto General until the creation of The Toronto Hospital.
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