Long Island College Hospital - Lichonian Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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wx.. , A 7 Y, , , , , Y ,Y Yi A Y i,'15.'i0FF--gf-Iwi:-aigqsmm-T,wrmw-rin-,n4we1:r.srvv:1 zzffn.-L?:.'wg:sv zz-:-2,-z'.:-arseze .t -1 w!:'l...,,,, Y? '. -, I f-, -ever- . f-.e..5i......,i... 3 1 ..,,Q AA .-. .fib ,i Q,.,,. . 1,.. . A1. ,1,V. e ,. ,n:-A s. ., T0-LHR eotocal i V -fQ1:. . V,.f -. ,., A .:l ,.A1 , .,. ., , , p..r-fg?..ffv.v1i:f: L The department of Oto-Laryngology has been a busy one during the past year. Over four thousand C-H0005 eases were seen in the clinic of Polhemus Hall and twelve hundred and fifty Cl,250Q operations were scheduled at the hospital. The amalgamation of the ear with the nose and throat department has proven to be a success. About twenty-five hundred f2,500J cases as references from other departments were seen. Plans are under consideration for a separate reception and admitting room with Ward beds for isolation and observation for all transient three Q31 day eases, thus preventing the possibility of contagion coming into Contact with the permanent ward, either surgical or medical patients. The cooperation of other departments in the hospital especially that of Pediatrics has been strikingly evident from the small mortality list for the year. VVe need funds for the further development of the department both in the college and the hospital. We regret to announce that during the year, the department has lost through death, the conscientious and valuable services of one of the staff-Dr. hflax YVachsman. CHARLES VVALDO STICKLE. Page .Sixty-0116 TF if A I 1 3 Yr gill il . 4' U .1 .4 H ., ,, 5 ,II L, b, 'S 5 ll i 2115 if 'llai lf' -Q -. gag: lin, ll Lfill 'Eze ,