US Naval Hospital Corps School - Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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SURGICAL ERVICE The General Surgical Service includes General, Cardio- Respiratory, Plastic, and Neurosurgery. The Department also has supervision and is responsible for the Anesthesiology Section, Oxygen Therapy, Central Sterile Supplies, the Op- erating Room Suites, Receiving Ward, Recovery Room, and the Tumor Board. The Department is under the direct guidance of the Chief of Surgery. The hospital has been designated by the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery as a center for Cardio-vascular, Plastic Surgery, Oncological, and Neurosurgery. Consequent- ly, there is a large variety of all types of surgical problems seen in the Department daily. The Surgical Department is housed in the new modern building, consisting of a thousand beds, accommodating patients in all the surgical specialties. Each Service has open wards and private rooms. There is an adequate number of offices, dressing rooms, and treatment rooms located on each ward. There are 572 beds assigned to care of General Surgical patients. Within the building, there are also the operating rooms, consisting of twelve operating suites, six anesthesia induc- tion rooms, Cardio-Pulmonary Function Laboratory, a Tis- sue Bank, auxiliary X-ray facilities, observation rooms for monitoring instruments used during special types of surgery, Recovery Ward, Lecture Room, television viewing space, Morgue, Dictation Room, Receiving Ward, Central Issue Room for sterile supplies, sleeping spaces for doctors on watch, and dining spaces. A well-equipped Animal Research Laboratory is available in another building, and all residents spend a part of their training in this section. There is a well-equipped and cen- tralized Medical Library in which all up-to-date surgical literature is available. The Chiefs of Services and Heads of Departments are, for the most part, Diplomates of their Specialty Boards. In addi- tion, the Department has a number of well-known consultants who are leaders in their particular surgical specialty. The consultants are present for the following Departments: Gen- CAPTAIN JOSEPH M. HANNER, MC, USN Chief, Surgical Service eral Surgery, Anatomy, Oncology, Thoracic Surgery, Anesth- esiology, and Neurosurgery. The general function of the Surgical Service is to provide inpatient surgery and treatment for active service person- nel, veterans, dependents, retired personnel and, when re- quired, civilian humanitarian cases. In addition, consultants are provided for all departments of the hospital, as well as a number of Outpatient Clinics. Other responsibilities of the Department include the control and issue of supplies from the Central Issue Section, Oxygen Therapy, administration of the Receiving Ward, Training Program, Tumor Board, and Anesthesiology for all patients. The Thoracic Surgery Department consists of 48 beds, of which 14 are in private rooms. Patients cared for on the Thoracic Service include officers, enlisted personnel, vet- erans, retired individuals, and dependent females and children. The Department is assigned two operating rooms in the main operating suite. These two rooms are especially de- signed and equipped with special devices necessary to chest surgery. ln addition, there is a large space adjacent to these two rooms which is equipped with monitoring devices perti- nent to pulmonary and cardiac surgery. Also, a fully equipped Cardio-pulmonary Function Laboratory and Tissue Bank are