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

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is approved for three year residency leading to' certification OPHTHALMOLOCY ERVICE The Ophthalmology Service has one branch, Optometry. The objectives of this service are to provide the finest eye care possible to military personnel and their dependents, and to provide specialty training and residency leading to certi- fication by the American Board of Ophthalmology. Specialized functions of this service include major and minor ophthalmic surgery, refractions, orthoptics, prosthetic ocular appliances, contact lenses, muscle balance testing, vis- ual fields, and the treatment of all ocular diseases. During the past calendar year over 24,000 patients were examined and treated, approximately 800 minor and major surgical procedures were performed and approximately 8,000 refractions were done. About 40 per cent of these statistics represent dependents. The finest and most modern ophthalmic instruments and equipment are available. A formal and systematized course of instruction consisting of didactic and clinical teaching is in effect. The program by the American Board of Ophthalmology. ,.,,l ft fv 1 SICK-CALL WARD 2-2: Lieut. Comdr. Frank Preston, MC, Lieut. F. A. Casey, NCg R. T. Trammell. HN, Lieut. Dan Bitner, MC, R. L. Robertson, HN, Lieut. Comdr. Kun Pok Yi fKorean Navylg Capt Nadhath. I ,H it CAPTAIN RUDOLPH P. NADBATH, MC, USN Chief, Ophthalmology Service CHECKING BACTERIAI. CULTURE: ,Iames Baumgarten, HN, Everett Clark, HM3g Lieut, Ralph Hadlund, MC, Lieut. fj.g.l- Marguerite Halsteadg Mike Pearson, HN. - .sq s Q Irene Shinn, Secretary. CASE DISCUSSION: Lieut. Comdr. Frank Preston, Captain Nadbath discussing a patient's diag- Captain Rudolph Nadbath. nosis with surgical nurse. Edna Fientuch, INC. 7I

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ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH LAB: Jean M. Banks, HMC fin J. E. KELTY, HN, running an EEG Tracing. I chargei, discussing anatomy of the brain with Robert M. Armstrong, HM3, H. P. Kastning, HN, running an EEG Tracing. CLINICAL PSYCHOLOCIST: Lieut. F. L. McGuire, MSC, assisting CLINICAL PSYCHOLOCIST: Lieut. McGuire, MSC, administering P. L. Baumert, HN fPsychol0gy Te-chniciani, in tabulating Recent theR0rs1'hacI1'I'est. Research Data. 70

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OPHTHALMOLOCY SERVICE PERSONNEL - Top row, left to right: Lieut. Comdr. Frank Preston, MC, Lieut. James Russell, MC, Captain Rudolph P. Nadbath, MC, Captain Sherman M. Peabody, MC, Lieut. George R. Courtney, MSC, Lieut. lj.g.l Fred C. Parker, MSC, Lieut. Francis E. McCruire, MSC, Lieut. Corndr. Kun Pok Yi, MC 1Korean Navyl, Lieut. Dan C. Bitncr, MC. Middle row: Russell T. Trammell, HN, David A. Green, HN, Lieut. Edna W. Feintuch, NC, Ensign Alice K. Freas. NC, James Raurngarten, HN, Ronald E. Wyfliorny, HN, Everett E. Clark, HM3. Front row: Larry J. Helgeson, HN, Rohert L. Robertson. HN, H. P. Cole, HA, H. Couch, HMl, M. H. Dykes, HMl, D. K. Dunn, HN, G. H. Schroeder, HM3. -t,.,:'i at if OPHTHALMOLOGY DOCTORS, NURSES. CORPSMEN A Top row, left to right: Lieut. Comdr. Frank Preston, MC, Lieut. James Russell, MC Ensign Alice K. Freas, NC, Lit-ut. Edna W. Feintuch, NC, Captain Rudolph P. Nadbath. MC, Captain Sherman M. Peabody. MC, Lieut. Cotndr. Kun Pok Yi, MC lKorcan Navyl, Lieut. Dan C. Bitner, MC. Bottom row: H. P. Cole, HA, Robert L. Robertson, HN, Russell T. Tram- mell. HN, Larry l. Helgeson, HN, James Raumgarten, HN, David A. Greene. HN, Everett E. Clark, HM3, Ronald E. Wyborny. HN.