Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine - Osteoblast Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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..fi'v,fs.t Y 2-'rijgxl- il-2 W , ' sfallil ll nfs' will , , :gi 'iizliiil LAUGHLIN HOSPITAL Laughlin Hospital QDERN equipment, a competent staff, and the wide reputation of its donor and chief combine in the creation of one of the most outstanding hospitals known to the osteopathic profession. Laughlin Hospital, built and headed by Dr. George Laughlin, draws thousands of cases yearly from points all over the United States. The splendid results obtained in cases of both surgical and nonfsurgical nature are known as widely as Osteopathy itself. Dr, Laughlin stands prefeminently in the iield of orthopedic surgery, but his surgical triumphs embrace every branch of general surgery. He is ably assisted by Dr. Earl Laughlin, Sr., whose ability as a diagnostician has earned him a place among the foremost of the profession. Osteopathic principles applied consistently in hospital treatment demonstrates the. splendid results possible in nonfsurgical treatment of many conditions heretofore thought to require operation. Conservative methods, osteopathically applied, render many operations unnecessary and thus minimize both risk and expense to the patient. Results obtained in bloodless orthopedic surgery are consistently good and sometimes little short of miraculous. Likewise the regular surgical treatment of thousands of other cases of every possible degree of severity and complication testify to the skill of the osteopathic surgeon. i'i 4'-'IQB3 rissi