Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL
J^^oirth Oarolina JMedioal
OLDEST MEDICAL COLLEGE IN THE STATE
SESSION OF 1908-1909 BEOIXS Sl'l'TRMUl-R 15, 1 Q(
\V. O. NISBET, M. D.
Professor of Diseases of
the Digestive System and
Dean of the Faculty.
JOHN P. MUNROE, M. D.
Professor of Neurology and
Practice of Medicine.
I. \V. FAISON, M. D.
Professor of Pediatrics and
Clinical Medicine.
E. C. REGISTER, M. D.
Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Medicine.
B. C. NALLE, M. D.
Professor of Physical Diagnosis
aud Clinical Medicine.
R. h. GIBBON. M. D.
Professor of Practice of
Surgery.
G. W. PRESSLY, M. D.
Professor of Principles of
Surgery.
A. J. CROWELL, M. D.
Professor of Rectal Diseases
and Genito-Urinary Surgery
and Secretary and Treasurer
of Faculty
E. R. RUSSELL, M. D.
Professor of Diseases of the
E}'e, Ear, Nose, and Throat
W. D. WITHERBEE, M.D.
Professor of Dermatology,
and Materia Medica.
C. M. STRONG, M. D.
Professor of Gynaecology.
C. H. C. MILLS, M.D.
Professor of Obstetrics and
Clinical Gynaecology.
C. N. PEELER, M. D.
Professor of Anatomy and
Superintendent of Dispensary.
R. H. LAFFERTY, M. D.'
Registrar and Professor of
Chemistry and Physiology.
. ;
L. B. NEWELL, M. D.
Professor of Patholoey.
WM. ALLEN, M. D,
Professor of Bacteriology
and Assistant in Pediatrics.
C A. MISENHEIMER,M.D.
Clinical Professor of Surgery
J. P. M.\THESON, M. D.
Clinical Professor of Diseases
of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat and Professor of
Yygiene.
Oollege
DR. PARKS KING
Assistant in Surgery.
DR. WM. STRONG
Assistant in Gynaecology.
DR. C. S. MCLAUGHLIN
Assistant in Anatomy.
DR. MYERS HUNTER
Assistant in Obstetrics and
Clinical Gyanacology.
HAMILTON McKAY, A.B.
Assistant in Anatomy.
BENJAMIN TEAM, A. B.
Assistant in Chemistry.
S. A. HARDING
Assistant in Bacteriology.
C. M. LENTZ.
Assistant in Genito-Urinary
Diseases.
CALDWELL WOODRUFF.
Assistant in Histology.
H. B. MALONE
Assistant in Clinical Microscopy
and Pathology.
For Catalogue address
A. J. CROWELL, M. D.. Charlotte. N. C.
|N. Y. ROSX GRADUATE
/VVedical Scl-iool and Hospital
Second /\\
ieth Street, Neui/ York City.
Oldest an
ituniers. Teachintr wboU
al and personal, or in small
groups Etci-j-
2J.T Beds in the Hospitol
-jjatient.s dail.v. Continuous
courses for the
ihers adapted to Ibe specialist
department. Special
aud comparative courses iu surgery, carryinfr the students with individual instruction from the cadaver
trainnifr through the clinics, the wards and the operating room. Similar courses iu each of the specialties,
liiMi;iKti.>ii lu x-ray li^ht, and electro-therapeutics, tropical medicine. Public Health aud Sanitation Inclnilint;
Sthool Inspection, opsonin therapy, etc. Unusual and advanced work readily arranged for. The
sessions continue throughout the year and may be entered at any time. For full information address
George Gray Ward. Jr., M. D. Secretary ol the Faculty.
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