Wake Forest School of Medicine - Gray Matter Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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ROBERT TUTTLE, M.D . . . for his multifaceted contributions to the medical school and to the class of 1971. We particularly appreciate his words of reason that encouraged us when the effort seemed very great. JOHN MOOSSY, M.D. ...often frowning, always solemn, always a friend. We acknowledge Dr. Nloossy for his organized lectures and individual interest. DEPARTMENT of AN ESTH ESIA ...for a job well done. it, Zv- 5

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DEDICATION RCJBERT PRICHARD, M.D. . . . . . . .whose scholarship impressed and inspired us, whose skepticism armed us, whose wit regaied us, whose expectations spurred us, and whose lack of pretention put us at ease.

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ROTROPI AILURES and untoward results have often been wrongly attributed to Urotropin. Before a hematuria, strangury or similar ill eifect is charged to the remedy, it should be determined positively if Urotropin was really taken-if some cheap imi- tative product was not substituted. Urotropin is manufactured by a special process which insures absolute freedom from irritating impurities: it distinguishes itself from imitations by its dazzling whiteness and its large, regular, discrete crystals. A physician writes: When I am told that such and such a brand is just the same as Urotropin I answer: 'I will believe that, if you will bring it to me in the same form of brilliant, long, non-agglutinating crystals. ' Injurious and disappointing effects from spurious products have been recorded by a number of authors QCHISMORE, WEITLANER, THOMPSON, GUIARD, GOLDBERGJ, whose reports will be mailed on request. ROBINSON points out that the patient has to pay the same price for nondescript brands as for Urotropin. SUBSTITUTION IS BEST FRUISTRATED BY PRESCRIBING UROTRQEIMW QILABLETS Stamped UE. SCHERlNG.' Thus also the cost of dispensing the powder is saved - The following Pamphlets on Urotropin will be mailed to Physicians upon Request Please Slate the Numbers of the Pamphlets Desired 1. October, 1908. Excretion of Urotropin in the Bile, Pan- creatic Juice and Cerebrospinal Fluid, DR. S. J. CROWE. Treatment of Bacteriuria by Internal Medication, DR. J. W. CHURCHMAN. Urotropin in Cystitis, PROFESSOR HowARD A. KELLY. Influence of Urotropin on the Urine, PROF. RICHARD STERN. Urotropin in the Lumbago of Febrile Alfections, DR. FRANZ WEITLANER. Intestinal Disinfection with Urotropin, Menthol and Magnesium Dioxide, DR. J. W. ORLOW. Urotro- pin in Diabetes Insipidus, DRS. FLEIG and JEANBRAU. 2. March, 1909 Urotropin and its Irnitations, PROF. A. L. BENEDICT, DR. W. J. ROBINSON, DR. GEORGE CHISMORE, DR. H. P. THOMPSON, DR. A. GOLDBERG, DR. F. P. GUIARD. 3. October, 1907. Urotropin in Scarlatina as Prophylactic of Nephritis, DRS. WIDow1Tz, S. Sous COHEN, WATEFF, SCHICK, BUTTERsAcK, BURGHART, PATSCHKOWSKI, CONRATH, PREISICH, UMRER, KIROFI-', LUBowsRI, WACHS, THoMPsoN. 4. March, 1907. Excerpts from Textbooks of PROFESSORS BARTHoLow, CARR, CARPER, CROFTAN, DEAVER, ERSTEIN, ED- GAR, FORCHHEIMER, v. FRISCH, HARE, HIRscH, HOLT, KOLLE and WASSERMANN, LE FUR, MARX, MORTON, ORTNER, OSLER, POSNER, POTTER, Rorcn, STEVENS, TrsoN, WHITE, WILCOX, YEO. 5. October, 1906. Urotropin and Helrnitol, DR. GUIARD, DR. JACOBAEUS. Urotropin in Gout, PROF. EBSTEIN. Urotropin in Cystitis, PROF. KELLY. In Typhoid, PROF. SHATTUCK, DR. BROWN, DR. VAS. In Pyelitis, PROF. CRAGIN. In Coli Infec- tions, DR. MCWVILLIAMS. In Cholelithiasis, DR. BAIN. 6. March, 1906. Urotropin in Typhoid, DR. EASTON, PRQE. OSLER. In Pyelitis, PROE. KELLY. In Enlarged Prostate, DR. DEAVER, DR. ABBE, PROF. OCHSNER. In Typhoid Nephritis, PROF. THOMSON. And other reports. 7. March, 1905. Urotropin and Helmitol, PRoI-'. NICOLAIER. Urotropin in Renal Calculus, PROF. KLEMPERER. Urotropin in Vesical Catarrh, PROE. POSNER. Pharmacological Experi- mentation wilh Urotropin, DR. VINDEVOGEL. Urotropin in Typhoid, PROF. SHATTUCK, DR. MCCRAE, DR. DUNCAN, DR. KEYES. In Coli Bacilluria, DR. ELLIOTT, DR. HALL, PROF. FRITSCH. And other reports. 8. March, 1904. Urotropin in Scarlatina, DR. WIDOWITZ, DR. SOLIS COHEN. 'Urotropin and Helmitol, DR. BRUCK. Other reports. 9. October, 1903. Urotropin in Typhoid, DR. RICHARDSON, PROF. MUSSER, DR. FUCHS. In Bacteriuria, DR. JANET. In Uremia, PROF. THOMPSON. Toxic Actions of Urotropin, PROF. COLEMAN. In Prostatic Operations, PROE. MURPHY, PROE. HERRICR, DR. SUMMERS, DR. FREUDENBERG. 10. March, 1903. Urotropin in Prostatic Hypertrophy, DR. GRUENFELD. In Surgery of Genito-Urinary Organs, PROE. GUITERAS, PROF. SVVINBURNE, PROF. KEYES, PROF. BELFIELD, PROF. LYDSTON. And other publications. 11. October, 1902. Urotropin in Pyuria, DR. FENTON. In Urinary Infections, DR. SYMES. In Typhoid, DR. MARX, PROE. GERHARDT, DRS. Focus, WILcox, VON SCHAPER, ALLBUTT, BUSING. And other papers. 12. March, 1902. Comparative Value of Urinary Antiseptics, DR STERN, DR. WANNIER. Prevention of Cystitis, DR. LIL- IENTHAL. Catheter Fever, PROE. POSNER. And other com- munications. 13. October, 1901. A review of most publications from 1894 up to that date, about 150 in all. Also abstracts of recent publications by DR. CRowE fUrotropin in Meningeal Infectionsj and PROFESSORS SEIBERT and GRAWITZ lUrotropin in Scarlatina as Prophylactic of Nephritis.J SCI-IERING 8r GLATZ 58 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK 6