Physical diseases treated during the year ended June 30, 1911-Continued. Female. Causes of death during the year ended June 30, 1911. Male. Causes of death during the year ended June 30, 1911-Continued. The following operations were performed during the year, in addition to 485 minor operations by members of the medical staff. Operations performed during the year ended June 30, 1911. Dr. A. D. Weakley, in charge of the dental department, submits the following report of work done during the year: Work of dental department during year ended June 30, 1911. Dr. Arthur H. Kimball, in charge of the eye, ear, nose, and throat department, submits the following report of the work done during the year: Work of eye, ear, nose, and throat department during year ended June 30, 1911. During the year an effort has been made to bring about a closer cooperation between the clinical and scientific work. This effort has been specifically directed toward the supplying of the laboratories with sufficient data when examinations are requested, with an effort to promptly furnish the results of such examinations by the laboratories. Following the practice inaugurated last year, a course of instruction by the members of the scientific department, with the assistance of some of the older members of the staff, was given for the medical internes. This course extended from January 30 to April 2, and included the following exercises: Dr. White: Introduction; constitution and content of consciousness; mental mechanisms. (Four lectures.) Dr. Schwinn: Physiconeurological data. (One lecture.) Dr. Franz: Reflexes; sensation; movement; apperception and perception; association; memory; aphasia. (Seven lectures.) Dr. Blackburn: Surface anatomy; blood vessels; internal anatomy; gross pathology of the brain. (Four lectures.) Dr. Lafora: Normal structures; abnormal elements; histopathological complexes; phenomena of degeneration and regeneration; systematic histopathology. (Five lectures.) Dr. Hough: Clinico-pathological data and methods, including cerebrospinal fluid and Wassermann tests. (Four lectures.) Drs. Franz and Schwinn: Practical exercises in the mental and neurological examination of patients. (Nine lectures.) Following the first 12 exercises on mental and neurological methods, etc., an examination was held, and another examination on anatomy, histopathology, and pathology was given at the end of the course. |