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

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THE NURSERY, forming an integral part of the K. C. O. S. Hospital, was provided for by the Sigma Sigma Phi Fraternity. Fully equipped, modern, and complete throughout, it assures competent care for the newly arrived infant. Weighing the Baby l Cbstetrics THE OBSTETRICS Clinic provides a means for the demonstration of class room theory and technic. Here Dr. De11by clinically demonstrates a delivery to the students. A11' Obsicirical Case fin the Pit AusoI.U'rE aseptic meas- ures are used at all times in the obstetrical clinics, not only during the delivery, but in the pre-natal and post-natal care as well. Asepsis is a vital factor in the enviable clinic record of Dr. J. H. Denby. Demonstrating Asejntic p Measures 1111 O. B. Case

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SURGICAL C1,1N1c Surgery We l'Ull!1'.'I7U 111411 11'1fu1.y cases rcqirirc .S'Zl7'g1.CtI! lrculmcfzl and N'U 01Ul'u udlvuuulc 1'! as cz lust rcsar!. -DR. A. T. STILL- SURGERY has been a branch ol' our profession since the founding of Osteopathy. Well-trained and competent Osteopathic surgeons are ready to meet any emergency. Maay operations are handled daily in both the private and clinic operating rooms. Each case is followed by post-surgical Osteopathic treatment, and, when not an emergency, pre-osteopathic care is given. All clinical surgery cases demonstrated before the students are explained in detail by the attending surgeon. Also the history of the case, diagnosis, and surgical approach are presented to the class before the surgical procedure is begun. Alter the Surgery is completed, the prognosis is presented in the opinion of the operating Surgeon.. Attendance at all clinical surgical cases is required of all students taking surgery in the College. All branches of surgery are demonstrated before the students by Dr. George M. Lmlghllll, Dr- Earl Laughlin, Jr., and Dr. A. C. Hardy.

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Gvmfeotcov LABORATORY conditions in tl lel Gynecology Tim Gynecology Labora- tory, under the direction of Dr. Stella Fulton, lecturing one semester and one year of practical exa1nination, and with Dr. E. S. Esterlinc in charge of the Clinic Gyne- cology Department, is one of the most complete and practical departments in the college. The students have the opportunity of examin- ing cases which present a picture of all types of gynecological conditions. They also treat various ie . Joratory and the Clinic under expert supervision. and are taught the tccllnic of using all necessary adjuiicts in gynecological cases. 'V Genito-Urinary Chmo LOCATED in the Infirmary Building and also in the new Clinic Building, this depart- maintams an exactuess in the treatment of diseases of the Genito-Urinary System. Special equipment is used which facilitates the treat- ment ol' any condition arising in the Genito- Urinary Tract. Strict pri- vacy is also maintained in the treatment of patients. Students who desire to l V specialize in this lield, assist I in this department. Dr. john H. Dcnby has charge of the male cases coming into the Clinic, and Dr. Stella C. Fulton super- vises the female cases. I i i GENITO-UMNARY CLINIC