Seventy-first annual circular of the School of Medicine for session 1878-'79 : and catalogue for session 1877-'78 / University of Maryland.

  • University of Maryland (1812-1920)
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1878
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Credit: Seventy-first annual circular of the School of Medicine for session 1878-'79 : and catalogue for session 1877-'78 / University of Maryland. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    and sole control of the Faculty of the University. During the past year between 14,000 and 1 5,000 patients were treated, and the number is constantly increasing. For the purposes of this Dispensary, rooms in the Hospital building are used, so that all interesting cases may be transferred to the Amphitheatre lor Clin¬ ical teaching. The Presbyterian Eye and Ear Chanty Hospital is under the charge of Prof. Chisolm, who offers to the students of the University of Maryland and to graduates rare opportunities of studying practically Eye and Ear diseases in the Wards and Dis¬ pensary of this Hospital. The Bayview Hospital, a magnificent establishment erected by the City of Baltimore, is one of the largest Hospitals in America, and in its wards every variety of disease is seen. Hence it offers great and special advantages for Clinical observation and study,, and, although not connected with nor under the control of Med- ical schools, is open for admission, as residents, after their grad¬ uation, to all medical students coming to Baltimore. Attention is called also to the admirable facilities afforded by the Johns Hopkins University, for the prosecution of Biology„ Microscopy, and other studies collateral to that of medicine. CLINICAL LECTURES. During the year, and more especially during the regular win¬ ter session, Clinical Lectures will be delivered daily (Sundays- -excepted,) at 1 o’clock in the Amphitheatre of the University Hospital. Monday—Surgical Clinic, with especial attention to the Dis¬ eases of the Urinary Organs, by Prof. Johnston. Tuesday—Medical Clinic, by Profs. McSherry and Chew. Wednesday—Throat and Chest Clinic, with the use of the Stethoscope, Laryngoscope and Rhinoscope, by Professor Don¬ aldson. Thursday—Clinic on the Diseases of Women and Children, in which the modern methods of Uterine Diagnosis, the use of the Speculum, Uterine Probe, &c., are practically illustrated, by Prof. Howard.