George Washington University School of Medicine - Speculum Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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WILLIAM W. STANBRO, MD. Chairman and Professor of Radiology 'TURN LEFT at Four Corners and she lives in the third house on the left. Dick Sacks, jim Shaw and Dr. Richard Merlo. Q--V1 Department of Radiology The Department of Radiology under Dr. Stanbro, and with Drs. Murphy and Nelson, is advancing new projects. In addition to the regular Film of the Week Project, a Film of the Week for junior medical students has been initiated to encourage diagnostic observation of roentgenograms. In the same vein, a program of selected films for study by the class is being started. The department feels that the change in curriculum will lend itself well to more intensive instruction with increased instructor-student contact. The radiology elective has been strengthened, and is very valuable, as those seniors who have participated in it can testify. BUT BOSS, you know I can't read stereos Drs. Murphy, Nelson and Stanbro. I' 'Ei I V V V K Q F ,. , . I .tjj ,. , I, , hh ' T JL f' Q , ' ,V l . A V V A - :M fl .I 3 ' ' ll' sf ffsf l .. 1.4, , l in ' X L ld 4 l , l 1 . .FH ' 9 js 1-it .V Y j , X I , , L' 2 l , it ff f I nf 'Ai 1... af gr' l , 'A' 1 hx R i at ,T :Q 9 4-., V 1 :ik I s qjt y . , 5 Q l

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