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J'e11owthip of te icineAND
postt.3ra uate MNeica1 OEltociation.No. 1, WIMPOLE STREET, LONDON, W. 1.
(By kind permission of the Royal Society of Medicine.)
Telephone: MAYFAI 2236.
PROGRAMME FOR NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, 1925.
Supplement to TIlE POST-GRADUATE MEDICAL JOURNAL, November, 1925.
Dfellowbtip of f)eblicineAND
DPo5toGratmate NDebical Hosociation.
OFFICERS, 1925-1926.
President-Sir W. ARBUTHNOT LANE, Bt., C.B., M.S.
Chairman of Executive Committee-Sir HUMPHRY ROLLESTON, Bt., K.C.B., M.D., P.R.C.P.
Honorary Treasurer-Sir WILLIAM HALE-WHITE, K.B.E., M.D.
Honorary Secretaries-HERBERT J. PATERSON, C.B.E., AM.C.
ARTHUR J. WHITING, M.D.
The Secretary (Miss MI. Roy), to whom all inquiries should beaddressed, is in attendance daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Saturday10 a.m. to 12 noon).
The minimum Annual Subscription for Membership of the Fellow-ship of AMedicine and Post-Graduate Medical Association is los.(or $2.50), payable on January 1st in each year. For Membersjoining after September 30th in each year the subscription for theremainder of the current year shall be 5s.
The Hospitals with Medical Schools and other Hospitals mentionedon the last page admit holders of Fellowship Post-Graduate ticketsto their General Practice, inelutding Clinical Instruction in the Wardsand Out-Patient Departments, Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations,P.M. Demonstrations, &c.
Tickets for any period can be obtained at the rate of one week,2 gus.; two weeks, 3 gns.; one month, 5 gns.; two months, 9 gns.;three months, 12 gns.; six months, 18 gns.; and one year, 20 gns.Holders of general tickets for one month, or longer, can take theSpecial Courses (except Cardiology) during the currency of the ticketat considerably reduced fees. Cheques should be made payable tothe Fellowship of AMedicine and erossed " Barclay & Co."
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.FELLOWA'SHIP OF MEDICINE POST-GRADUA'TE LECTURES.-A series of Lectures is being delivered
at 5.30 P.NI., in the Lecture Hall of the -Medical Society of London, 11, Chandos-street, W. Those forNovember anid December are:
Nov. 2. Dr. J. CAMIPBELL AICCLURE: "The Climatic Treatmellt of Tuberculosis."9. Dr. F. JOHN POYNTON: "Soine Poinits in the Diaglnosis of T'uberculosis in tlhe Chlild."
16. Sir HENRY GAUVAIN-: Lighlt Treatnmeiit of Surgical Tuberculosis."23. Mr. G-. R. (lIRDLESTONE: " Tubercullosis of the Spine."30. Mr. HERBERT TILLEY: ITub)erelchosis of Larynx."
Dec. 7. Sir CHARLES GORDON-WVATSON "The Prevenitioni aind Coirectioni of Deforimiity in TuberculousJoints " (illustrated).
,, 14. Sir JohN TROMSON-AWALKER: "Uriniary Tuberculosis."
The above lectures are free to memibers of the iiedical professioni.
HOSPITAL FOR SICK C(HILDREN, Great Ormond-street, W.C. 1.-Tlhe following openi Lectures will begiveni at the above Hospital on Thursdays at 4 P.m.
Nov. 5. Dr. G. F. STILL: " Hsllnaturia in Childhood. '12. Mir. ADDISON " Acute Infectioins of Boie."19. Dr. COCKAYNE: "Jaundice."26. Dr. TIlEODORE TiioImPsoN: "Spastic Paraplegia in Children."
Dec. 3. Air. TYRRELL GRAY: "Appendicitis.", 10. Dr. PEARSON: "IIilum Tuberculosis."
NORTH-EAST LONDON POST-GRADUATE COLLEGE (Prince of Wales's General Hospital, Tottenhal,N. 15). The following demonstratioins and lectures, open to inembers of the Fellowship of Mfedicine,will be given at 3 P.M. aind 4.30 P.M. respectively.
Nov. 5. AMr. J. HOWELL EVANS: Cases of Affections of the Breast.Mlr. W. IBBOTSON: Hoarseness, its Causation, Diagniosis, and Treatnmeint.
12. Dr. J. BROwNING ALEXANDER: Blood Pressure Investigations.Mr. J. HOWELL EVAN,S: A Plea for Rational and Less AMutilating Operationis in Carcinoma.
19. MIr. E. AMILEs ATKINSON : Demonstration of Hearing Tests.Dr. J. AMETCALFE: The X Ray Examination of Pelvic Conditionis.
26. ATr. T. H. C. BENIAN S: The Investigation of Obscure Febrile Conditions.Dr. F. G. CROOKSIIANK: Colon1 Bacillus Septiceemia.
Dec. 3. AMr. W. IBBOTSON : Practical Iests for Vertigo.,, 10. Dr. A. J. WHITING: Phvsical Diagnosis as Illustrated by Cases in the AMedical Wards.
AMr. NORMAN FLEMING: Iritis anid Glaucoma.
ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS, Pall AMall East, S.W. 1.-The following Open Lectures will be rdeliveredat the College on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5 o'clock
Nov. 5. Dr. EDW\-IN- BRAMWELL: "The MAyopathies.",, 10 and 12. Dr. ARTIIUR SHADW-ELL: "M edicine in Aincient Egypt, Assyria, anid Palestinie."
ROYAI, COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C. 2.-Open demonstrations and lectures willbe given in the Theatre of the College, at 5 P.M., as follows
Nov. 2. AMr. SIIATTOCK - Bonie Tuinours., 6. Sir ARTIIUR KEITII: Microscopical Preparations from Recent Cases of Intestinal Stasis.,, 11. M1r. JAMES SHERREN: Gastrojejuiiostomyv.",, 18. Prof. AW'ILLIAM AWRIGHT: The AMediveval Conception of the Aniatomv anid Physiology of the
Cenitral Nervous System."THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.-A Course of Lectures on the " Histology of Nerve Tissues andl
Paths of Conduction in the Central Nervous System " is being delivered at King's College, Stranid. byDr. C. DA FANO, at 5 P.M., on Nov. 5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th, and Dec. 3rd and 10th.
SPECIAL COURSES.
NOVEMBER.
Diseases of the ChestDiseases of Infants
CGynacologyMedicine, Surgery, and Gynaco-
logyNeurology ..
Psychological MNedicineVenereal DiseasesGeneral Practitioners
(4.30-6 P.m.)
Nov.Nov.Nov.
Nov.
9 to Nov.30 to Dec.2 to Nov.
23 to Dec.
Nov. 23 to Dec.Nov. 3 to Nov.Nov. 2 to Nov.N'ov. 23 to Dec.
21-Victoria Park Hospital.12-The Infants Hospital.21-Chelsea Hospital for Womeni.12-Roval Waterloo Hospital.
12-AW'est Eind IHospital for Nervous Diseases.28-Bethlem Royal Hospital.28--rLondon Lock Hospital.4-Lonidoni Temperaiice Hospital.
DECEMBER.
Medicine, Surgery,Specialties
Derinatology
and the Dec. 7 to Dec. 19-Hampstead General Hospital.
.. Dec. 7 to Dec. 19-Hospital for Diseases of the Skin, Blackfriars.
JANUARY.
Medicine, Surgery, andSpecialties (4.30-6 P.M.)
Cardiology ..
Diseases of ChildreniInfectious Pevers ..
Neurology ..
Psychological MIedicine ..
the Jan. 11 to Jan. 23-Prince of Wales's General Hospital Groap.
.. Jan.
.. Jan.
.. Jan.
.. Jan.
.. Jan.
11 to Jan. 22-National Hospital for Diseases of the Heart.18 to Jan. 30-Queen's Hospital.11 to Jan. 30-North Eastern Hospital.4 to Jan. 23-NVest End Hospital for Nervous Diseases.4 to Jan. 30-Bethlem Royal Hospital.
FEBRUARY.
Medicine, Surgery, andSpecialties
DerimiatologyDiseases of Children (Combi
Coourse)'Venereal Diseases . .General Practitioners ..
(4.30-6 P.M.)
the Feb. 15 to Feb. 27-Queen Mary's Ihospital.
.. Feb. 1 to Feb. 13-Hospital for Diseases of the Skin, Blackfriars.ed Feb. 8 to Feb. 27-Paddington Green Clhildren's Hospital, V'ictoria Hos-
pital anid Children's Clinic... Feb. 1 to Feb. 27-LIondon Lock Hospital... Feb. 8 to Feb. 19-London TemIIperiancie Hospital.
ATARCIh.
Medicine, Surgery, and theSpecialties
BacteriologyDiseases of the ChestGynsecology ..
Ophthalmology ..Tropical Medicine ..
AMar. 15 to MNar. 27-HaImipstead General Hospital.
Mar.AMar.MIar.Mar.Mar.
1 to MIar. 27-WVestminster Hospital.8 to MIar. 2-aBromptoin Hospital.8 to MNar. 27-Chelsea Hospital for W omen.1 to AMar. 13-Royal Eye Hospital.
16 to Apr. 8-London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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HOSPITAL PROGRAMME.This Programme is based upon information supplied by the Secretaries of the Hospitals and
Medical Schools, and by the Members of their Staffs. Every effort is made to ensure its correctness, butcases arise from time totieme when Lecturers and Demonstrators are called anwayfrom their appointmentsat short notice.
CHEST, DISEASES OF THE.Monday.10.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. Dr.
L. S. BURRELL (Artificial Pneumothorax);12.0, Dr. G. E. BEAUMONT (O.P.); 2.0, Dr.STANLEY MELVILLE (X Ray Dept.); 3.0, Dr.L. S. BURRELL (Wards).
2.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. J. B. CHRISTOPHER-soN (O.P.).
2.30 ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL. Dr. SYMES-THOMPSON(Wards); Dr. SAXBY WILLIS (O.P.).
Tuesday.10.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Mr. W. H. C.
ROMANIS (I.P. Opns.); 2.0, Sir PERCYBASSETT-SxMITH, Dr. A. J. SCOTT PINCHIN(I.P.); Dr. J. BROWNING ALEXANDER (O.P.).
12.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. Dr.NELSON, Dr. A. L. PUNCH (O.P.); 2.0, SirJ. DUNDAS-GRANT (Throat Dept.).
2.30 ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL. Dr. BARTY KING(Wards); Dr. L. R. SHORE (I. and O.P.);Dr. STOTT (O.P.).
Wednesday.10.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. Mr.
2.0
3.0
TUDOR EDWARDS (Opns.); 10.30, Sir PERCIVALHARTLEY (Wards); 12.0, Dr. M. DAVIDSON(O.P.); 2.0, Dr. A. H. GOSSE (Cardio. Dept.);Dr. STANLEY MELVILLE (X Ray Dept.); 3.0,Dr. R. A. YOUNG (Wards).
\ICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. E. H. COLBECK,Dr. GOODMAN LEVY (I.P.).
MARGARET ST. HOSP. Dr. J. CAMPBELL AMCCLURE.
Thursday.10.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. Dr.
L. S. BURRELL (Artificial Pneumothorax);12.0, Dr. G. E. BEAUMONT (O.P.); 2.0, SirJAMES DUNDAS-GRANT (Throat Dept. Opns.).
10.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. F. G. CHANDLER(I.P.); 2.0, Dr. J. B. CHRISTOPHERSON (O.P.).
2.30 ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL. Dr. SYMES-THOMPSON(O.P.); Dr. SAXBY WILLIS (O.P.).
Friday.12.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. Dr.
NELSON, Dr. A. L. PUNCH (O.P.); 2.0, Dr.MELVILLE (X Ray Dept.); Mr. ROBERTS(Opns.); 2.15, Sir PERCIVAL HARTLEY (Wards).
2.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. CLIVE RIVIERE(I.P.); 2.O0, Dr. BROWNING ALEXANDER (O.P.).
2.30 ROYAL CHEST HOSP. Dr. BARTY KING (O.P.);Dr. STOTT (I.P.); Dr. SHORE (I. and O.P.).
Saturday.12.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. Dr.
M. DAVIDSON (O.P.); 1.30, Dr. BATTY SHAW(Special O.P. Dem.).
CHILDREN, DISEASES OF.Monday.
9.30 QUEEN'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr. VLASTO(O.P. and Opns. Laryn.); 1.45, Dr. HELENMACKAY (Wards and O.P.).
9.30 WESTMINSTER HOSP. Dr. DONALD PATERSON (O.P.).
10.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. HUTCHISON(Wards); Mr. H. TYRRELL GRAY (Opns.);Dr. NABARRO (Path. Dept.); 10.30, Mr. G. E.WAUGH (O.P.); Dr. THOMPSON (O.P.); 11.0,Mr. T. TWISTINGTON HIGGINS (Wards); 2.15,Mr. H. A. T. FAIRBANK (Opns.).
10.0 VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Dr. S.WYARD (O.P.); Mr. DENHAM IPINNOCK (O.P.and Minor Opns.); 2.0, Dr. JENKINS OLIVER(Dermat. O.P.).
10.15 KING'S COLLEGE HOSP. Dr. R. S. FREW (O.P.).2.0 INFANTS HOSPITAL. Dr. W. E. ROBINSON (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. F. D. SANER,
Dr. C. C. BEATTY (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL. Dr. R. J. PERKINS.2.0 CHILDREN'S CLINIC." Dr. BERNARD MYERS,
" Clin. Dem. on Cases."2.30 EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr.
PHILIP FRANKLIN (O.P. Laryn.).Tuesday.
9.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. HUGHTHURSFIELD; 10.0, Mr. BARRINGTON-WARD(Wards); Dr. NABARRO (Path. Dept.); 10.30,Dr. W. J. PEARSON, Dr. DONALD PATERSON,Mr. TWISTINGTON HIGGINS (O.P.); 2.0, Mr. G. E.WAUGH (Wards); 2.30, Dr. G. F. STILL (I.P.).
9.30 QUEEN'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr. A. H.TODD (O.P.); 11.0, Mr. K. A. LEES (O.P.).
10.0 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. *Prof. F. LANGMEAD (O.P.).10.0 VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Dr. NEILL
HOBHOUSE (O.P.).2.0 INFANTS HOSP. Dr. ERIC PRITCHARD (0. and I.P.).2.0 ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL. Dr. R. O. MOON
(Wards); Dr. A. S. WOODWARK (I.P.); Dr.GERALD AI. SLOT, Mr. R. H. MAINGOT (O.P.).
5.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. C. E.SUNDELL (I.P.).
Wednesday.9.30 EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr.
PHILIP FRANKLIN (Laryn. Opns.).9.30 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. F. J.
POYNTON, Mr. ADDISON (Wards); 10.0, Dr.NABARRO (Path. Dept.); 10.30, Dr. R. S.FREW, Mr. H. A. T. FAIRBANK (O.P.); Dr.A. 3M. H. GRAY (Dermat.); 2.0, Mr. A. T. PITTS(Dental O.P.); 2.30, Mr. BARRINGTON-WARD(Opns.).
9.30 QUEEN'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr. A. H.TODD (Opns.); Dr. HELEN MACKAY (O.P.).
10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. S. ERNEST DORE(Dermat. Dept.).
10.0 VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr. C. A.JOLL (I. and O.P.).
1.30 ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL. Mr. CAIRNSFORSYTH (Wards and Opns.).
2.0 INFANTS HOSPITAL. Dr. HELEN MACKAY.2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Mr. H. A. T.
FAIRBANK (O.P.).Thursday.
9.30 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Dr. G. F. STILL(I.P.); 2.0, Mr. H. A. T. FAIRBANK (Opns.).
9.30 WESTMINSTER HOSP. Dr. DONALD PATERSON (O.P.).10.0 "CHILDREN'S CLINIC." Dr. BERNARD MYERS,
" Clin. Dem. on Cases."
FELLOWSHIP OF MEDICINE: PROGRAMME, 1925-1926.
10.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. HUTCHISON(Wards); Dr. NABARRO (Path. Dept.); 10.30,Dr. THOMPSON, Mr. TYRRELL GRAY (O.P.);2.0, Mr. TWISTINGTON HIGGINS (Aural O.P.);Mr. ADDISON (Opns.).
10.0 ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL. Dr. GERALD IM.SLOT (O.P.).
10.0 VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Dr. S. WVYARD,Mr. DENHAM PINNOCK (O.P.); 2.0, Mr. H. P.GIBB (Eyes); 2.30, Mr. C. MAX PAGE (Opns.).
1.30 QUEEN'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr. B.WHITCHURCH HOWELL (O.P.).
2.0 INFANTS HOSP. Dr. DONALD PATERSON (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. L. E.
BARRINGTON-W!ARD (O.P.).3.30 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. E. BELLINGHAM-
SMITHI (O.P.).Friday.
9.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. HUGHTHURSFIELD (Wards); 10.0, Mr. FAIRBANK,Dr. NABARRO (Path. Dept.); 10.30, Dr.JDONALD P'ATERSON, Dr1. x\ . J. PEARSON,, Mlr.ADDISON (O.P.); 2.0, Mr. G. E. W'AUGH (Opns.).
10.0 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. *Prof. F. LANGMEAD.10.0 VTICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Dr. NEILL
HOBHOUSE (O.P.).1.30 QUEEN'S HOSP. FOR CHILDREN. Dr. J. L. BUNCH
(O. and I.P.); 3.30, Ir. N. C. LAKE (Opns.).2.0 INFANTS HOSPITAL. Dr. ERIC PRITCHARD
(" Round-Table " Consultations).2.0 ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL Dr. BERNARD
MYERS (Wards); Dr. H. C. H. BULL (O.P.).2.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. C. E. SUNDELL
(0. and I '.).Saturday.
9.30 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Mr. TWISTINGTONHIGGINS (Opns.); Dr. F. J. POYNTON; 10.0,Mr. TYRRELL GRAY (Wanrds); Dr. NABARRO(Path. Dept.); 10.30, Dr. R. S. FREW, Mr.BARRINGTON-WARD (O.P.) ; Mr. P. G. DOYNE(O.P., Eyes)
9.30 QUEEN'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr. B.WHITCHURCH HOWELL (Opns.).
DERMATOLOGY.Monday.
9.30 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Dr. GRAHAM LITTLE (O.P.).11.0 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Dr. H. C.
SEMON (O.P., Bayham-street).2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. Dr. W. GRIFFITH; Dr.
WV. K. SIBLEY (Electro-Therapeutics); 6.0,Dr. S. E. DORE.
2.0 VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Dr. W.JENKINS OLIVER (O.P.).
2.30 BLACKFRIARS HOSPITAL. Mr. WVILLMOTT EVANS.Tuesday.
2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Dr. WHITFIELD.2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. Dr. Fox: 6.0, Dr. A. C.
ROXBURGH.2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSP. Dr. S. ERNEST DORE (O.P.).2.30 BLACKFRIARS HOSPITAL. 1Mr. HALDIN DAVIS.
Wednesday.10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HoSP. Dr. S. ERNEST DORE (O.P.).10.30 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. GRAY (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. H. C. SEMON
(I. and O.P.).2.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. WILFRID FOX.2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. Dr. W. K. SIBLEY;
6.0, Dr. H. MACCORMNAC.2.0 WTESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. S. E. DORE (O.P.).2.30 BLACKFRIARS HOSPITAL. Dr. WINTON.2.30 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. W. JENKINS
OLIVER (O.P.).Thursday.
9.30 ST. MARY'S HOSP. Dr. GRAHAM LITTLE (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSP. Dr. H. C. SEMON (O.P.).2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. Dr. H. MACCORMAC;6.0, Dr. W. GRIFFITH.
2.30 BLACKFRIARS HOSPITAL. Mr. WILLMOTT EVANS.Friday.
1.30 QUEEN'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Dr. J. L.BUNCH (O. and I.P.).
2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSP. Dr. A. C. ROXBURGH, and at 6.0.
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2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL (Uxbridge-road). Dr. W.GRIFFITH (I.P'.).
2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSP. Dr. S. ERNEST DORE (O.P.).2.30 BLACKFRIARS HOSPITAL. Mr. HALDIN DAVIS;
6.0, Dr. VWINTON.Saturday.
2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. TiH RMIIAL RE.GISTRAR.2.30 BLACKFRIARS HOSPITAL. Mr. WVILLMOTT EVANS.
ELECTRO-THERAPEUTICS AND RADIOLOGY.Monday.
9.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. *Dr. C. B. HEALD(Electro-Therapy).
10.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAI.. J)r. G. R. M.CORDINER (X Ray Dept.).
10.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. AW. H. COLDWVELL.2.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUIMPTION. Dr.
STANLEY MELVILLE (X Ray Dept.).2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. Dr. W . K. SIBLEY (E!ectro-
Therapeutics).2.0 HAMPSTEAD G(ENERAL HOSPIT\AL. Dr. GAGE
(X hay Dept.).2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. G. FILDES.2.30 PRINCE OF WVALES'S HOSPITAL 1.).SC. SHANKS
(Rad. Dept.).3.0 CANCER HOSP. Dr. R. KNOX, Dr. J. O. HARVEY,
Dr. J. E. A. LYNHAM (X Ray Therapy).Tuesday.
9.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. B. SHIRES.2.0 ROYAL NORITHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. CLAUDE
CO()ULDESBROUGH (X Ray Dept.).2.0 ST. THOMIAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. G. FILDES, Dr.
B. SHIRES.2.0 AWESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. \V. H. COLDWELL.2.30 BOLINGBROKE HosP. Dr. E. U. W\ILLIAMS (O.P.).2.30 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. D)r. J. 'METCALFE
(Rad. and Elect. Depts.).3.0 KINo'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Dr. H. COLW\ELL,
"X Ray Diagnosis."3.30 MARGARET STREET HOSPITAL. Dr. F. HERNAMAN-
JOHNSON.Wednesday.10.0 HOYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. CLAUDE
GOULDESBROUGH, Dr. G. R. M1. CORDINER(X Ray Dept.).
10.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. W. H. COLDWELL.2.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPITION. Dr.
STANLEY MELVILLE (X Ray Dept.).2.0 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Dr. GAGE
(X Ray Dept.).2.0 ROYAL FREE HOSI'ITAL. *Dr. C. B. HEALD
(Electro-Therapy ).2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSIITAL. Dr. G. FILDES.3.0 CANCER HosP. Dr. R. KNox, Dr. J. O. HARVEY,
Dr. J. E. A. LYNHAMI (X Ray Therapy).Thursday.
9.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. B. SHIRES.10.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. G. R. M.
CORDINER (X Ray Dept.).2.0 ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL. X Ray Department.2.0 \IWESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. WV. H. COLD\WELL.2.30 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. J. METCALFE
(Rad. and Elect. Depts.).3.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Dr. H. COLW\ELL,
" X Ray Diagnosis."Friday.
9.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. CLAUDEGOULDESBROUGH (X Ray Dept.).
10.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. VW. H. COLDWELL.2.0 BRONIPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. Dr.
STANLEY MELVILLE (X Ray Dept.)2.0 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Dr. GAGE
(X Ray Dept.).2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. G. FILDES.2.30 BOLINGBROKE HOSP. Dr. E. U. WILLIAMS (O.P.).2.30 PRINCE OF WVALES'S HOSPITAL. I)r. S. C. SHANKS
(Rad. Dept.).3.0 CANCER HOSP. Dr. R. KNox, Dr. J. O. HARVEY,
Dr. J. E. A. LYNHAM (X Ray Tlerapy).Saturday.
9.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. B. SHIRES.10.0 ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL. X Ray Department.10.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. C. R. M.
CORDINER (X Ray Dept.).
FELLOWSHIP OF MEDICINE: PROGRAIMME, 1925-1926.
11.30 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. A. J. SCOTTPINCHIN (Electro-Cardiograph Dept.),
Monday.1.30
2.30
GENITO-URINARY.(See also Section "Venereal Diseases.")
ALL SAINTS' HosP. AIr. J. C. AINSWORTH-DAVIS(Tuberculosis Dept.); 6.30, Mr. R. COYTE.
ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Sir J. THOMSON-WVALKER(Opns.); Mr. SWIFT JOLY (O.P.) ; 3.30(Cystoscopy); 5.0, Mr. J. A. ANDREWS(O.P.): Mr. A. H. HARKNESS (V.D.).
Tuesday.12.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. MiSS
LEWIS (Wards and Opns.); 1.0 (O.P.).1.30 ALL SAINTS' HOSP. Mr. E. CANNY RYALL; Mr.
J. C. AINSWORTH-DAVIS (Tuberculosis Dept.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. KENNETH
WALKER (O.P. Cystoscopy).2.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. F. J. F. BARRINGTON
(O.P.) ; 3.30 (CystoscIpy).Wednesday.
9.30 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Mr. CLIFFORDMORSON (Opns.).
2.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. SWIFT JOLY (Opns.) ;3.30, IMr. OGIER WARD (Cystoscopy); 5.0(O.P.); Mfr. A. H. HARKNESS (V.D.).
1.30 ALL SAINTS' HOSPITAL. Mr. R. COYTE; 6.30,Mr. H. L. ATTWATER (Practical Dem. O.P.).
Thursda2.305.0
1.30
Friday.10.0
1.30
2.0
2.0
,y.ST. GEORGE'S HOSP. Mr. CLAUDE FRANKAU (O.P.).ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. F. J. F. BARRINGTON
(O.P.); Mr. A. H. HARKNESS (V.D.).ALL SAINTS' HOSPITAL. Mr. H. L. ATTWATER;
6.30, Mr. H. E. GRIFFITHS (Prac. Dem. O.P.).
SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WMOMEN. MissLEWIS (Wards and Opns.).
ALL SAINTS' HOSPITAL. Mr. E. CANNY RYALL;Mr. J. C. AINSW-,ORTH-DAVIS (Tuberc. Dept.).
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. KENNETHVALKER (Opns.).
ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. CLIFFORD MORSON(Opns.); Mr. OGIER WARD (Women andChildren O.P.); 5.0, Mr. J. A. ANDREWS (O.P.).
Saturday.1.30 ALL SAINTS' HOSPITAL. Mr. F. M. LOUGHNANE
(Practical Dem. O.P.).2.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. CLIFFORD MORSON
(Cystoscopy); 4.0, O.P.; 5.0, Mr. A. H.HARKNESS (V.D.).GYN2ECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS.
Daily Operation Lists are posted on the Notice Boards inthe Hall of the Royal Society of Medicine each morningat 9 o'clock.Monday.10.30 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. SMr. A. E. GILES
(Opns.); 2.30, Mr. AUBREY GOODWIN (O.P.).1.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. JAMES WYATT
(WVards; 2.30, O.P.).1.45 ST. MARY'S HOSP. Mr. A. AV. BOURNE (O.P.).2.0 CHELSEA HOSPITAL FORPWOMEN. Mr. J. B.
BANISTER; Mr. C )OKE (Opns.).2.0 ROYAL FREE HOSP. Mrs. VAUGHAN-SAWYER (I.P.).2.30 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. D. AV. ROY (O.P.).
Tuesday.9.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. C. S. LANE-
ROBERTS (O.P.).9.30 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. DARWALL SMITH
(Opns.); 2.15 (Small Opns. and Wards).9.30 ST. THOMAS'S HosP. Mr. JAMES W\YATT (Ante-
natal Clinic).11.0 HAMPSTEAD GEN. HosP. Mr. A. O. GRAY (Opns.).1.45 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. T. G. STEVENS (I.P.).2.0 CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR WVOMEN. Mr. VICTOR
BONNEY, Mr. ELLISON (Opns.).2.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mrs. VAUGHAN-SAWYER
(Opns.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. C. S. LANE-
ROBERTS (Opns.).2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. STANLEY DODD
(Wards): Mr. AUBREY GOODWIN (O.P.).
Wednesday.9.15 CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR WVOMEN. Mr. STANLEY
DODD ; Mr. GC()DV IN (Opns.).9.30 ROYAL FREE HOSP. MrS. TAUGHAN-SAWYER (O.P.).9.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. J. P. HEDLEY
(Opns.); 2.0 (O.P.).2.15 ST. GEORGE'S HOSP. Dr. DARWALL SMITH (Opns.).
Thursday.9.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. C. S. LANE-
ROBERTS (O.P.).9.30 CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Mr. F. L.
PROVIS; Mr. (4ATLLE1,'LY (Opns.).1.45 ST. MARY'S HOSP. Mfr. A. W. BOURNE (O.P.).2.0 BOLINGBROKE HOSP. Mr. STANLEY DODD (O.P.).2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSP. MIr. J. P. HEDLEY (MWards).2.30 PRINCE OF aWALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. AUBREY
GOODWIN (Opns.)2.30 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. D. aW. ROY (O.P.).
Friday.9.30
9.30
9.30
10.0
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL . Dr. MALCOLMDONALDSON (Wards).
ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. DARWALL SMITH(Opns. and Wards).
ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. JAMES WYATT (Ante-natal Clinic); 2.0, Mr. J. P. HEDLEY (O.P.).
WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. AUBREY GOODWIN(Ante-Natal Clinic and Opns.); 2.0, Mr.STANLEY DODD (Opns.).
1.45 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. T. G. STEVENS (I.P.).2.0 CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Mr. L. C.
RIVETT ; Mr. C,) ),\i (Opns.).3.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSP. Mr. A. E. GILES (I.P.).
Saturday.9.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. MALCOLM
DONALDSON (Opns.).9.30 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. D. AW. RoY (Opns.).9.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSP. Mr. J. P. HEDLEY (Opns.).
HEART, DISEASES OF THE.Monday.
9.30 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE HEART.Dr. B. T. PARSONS-SMITH (I.P.); 11.0, Dr.STRICKLAND GOODALL (O.P.); 2.0 (I.P.)2.0, Dr. R. 0. MOON (I.P.).
2.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. J. B. CHRISTOPHER-SON (O.P.).
Tuesday.10.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE HEART.
Dr. B. T. PARSONS-SMITH (O.P.); Dr. F. W.PRICE (I.P.); 2.0, Dr. T. F. COTTON (O.P.).
10.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Mr. W. H. C.ROMANIS (I.P. Opns.); 2.0, Sir PERCY BASSETT-SMITH, Dr. A. J. SCOTT PINCHIN (I.P.); Dr.BROWNING ALEXANDER (O.P.).
2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. M. A. CASSIDY.
Wednesday.9.30 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE HEART
Dr. JOHN PARKINSON (I.P.); 2.0, Dr. R. 0.MOON; Dr. T. F. COTTON .O.P.)
10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. M. A. CASSIDY.2.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. *Dr.
A. H. GOSSE (Cardiographic Dept.).2.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. E. H. COLBECK,
Dr. GOODMAN LEVY (I.P.).Thursday.
9.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE HEART.Dr. T. F. COTTON (I.P.); 2.0, Dr. R. O. MOON(Wards); Dr. F. W. PRICE (O.P.).
10.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. F. G. CHANDLER(I.P.); 2.0, Dr. J. B. CHRISTOPHERSON (O.P.).
Friday.10.0
2.0
5.0
NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE HEART.Dr. B. T. PARSONS-SMITH (O.P.); 2.0, Dr.JOHN PARKINSON (O.P.) ; 4.0, Dr. STRICKLANDGOODALL (I.P.).
VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. CLIVE RIVIERE(I.P.); 2.30, Dr. BROWNING ALEXANDER (O.P.).
ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL. Dr. A. V. STOTT(Cardio. Dept.).
Saturday.11.30 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. A. J. SCOTT
PINCHIN (Electro-Cardiograph Dept.).
FELLOWNSHIP OF MEDICINE: PiROGRAMME, 1925-1926.
Monday.LARYNGOLOGY AND OTOLOGY.
9.0 CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAL. )Minor Operations.9.30 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mr. GAY FRENCH (O.P.).
10.0 GOLDEN SQUARE HOSPITAL. Mr. A. R. DINGLEY(Minor Opns.); 2.0, Mr. GEORGE BADGEROW,Mr. C. R. SANDIFORD (O.P.).
10.30 PHINC('I: OF WAILES'S H()SPITAL. Mr. \W. IBBOTSON(Opns.).
2.0 CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAr,. Dr. DAN MCKENZIE,Mr. ARMIOUR BROWN (O.P.); Mr. HAROLDKISCH (I.P.) (Opns.).
2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. M[r. ARTHUR CHEATLE(O.P.).
2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSP. Mr. G. C. CHUBB (Opns.).2.30 ROYAL EAR HosP. Mr. J. F. O'MALLEY (Opns.).2.30 THE METROPOLITAN EAR AND THROAT HOSPITAL.
Dr. BUCKLAND JONES (O.P.); 5.30, Dr.IRWIN MOORE (O.P.).
Tuesday.9.0 CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAL. Mr. NICOL RANKIN
(Minor Opns.); 2.30, Dr. DAN MCKENZIE(I.P. Opns.); 5.0, Mr. NICOL RANKIN (O.P.).
9.0 CHARING CROSS HOSP. Mr. E. D. D. DAVIS (O.P.).10.0 THE METROPOLITAN EAR AND THROAT HOSPITAL.
Dr. JOBSON HORNE (Opns.); 2.30, Dr.FREDERICK SPICER (O.P.).
2.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. SirJ. DUNDAS-GRANT (Laryn. Dept.).
2.0 GOLDEN SQUARE HOSPITAL. Mr. LIONELCOLLEDGE, Mr. A. R. DINGLEY (O.P.); 6.30, Mr.GILBERT CHUBB, Mr. BEDFORD ]RUSSELL (O.P.).
2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSP. Dr. A. M. ZAMORA (O.P.).2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Mr. ARTHUR CHEATLE
(Opis.); Mr. C. XV. HOPI (O.P.).2.30 I'RINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. W. IBBOTSON
(O.P.).2.30 ROYAL EAR HosP. Mr. HAROLD KISCH (Opns.).
Wednesday.9.0 CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAL. Mr. GILL-CAREY
(Minor Opns.).10.0 GOLDEN SQUARE HOSPITAL. Mr. BEDFORD
RUSSELL (Minor Opns.); 2.0, Mr. JEFFERSONFAULDER, Mr. F. C. ORMEROD (O.P.).
9.30 ROYAL FREE HosP. Mr. GAY FRENCH (Opns.).10.0 THE MIETROPOLITAN EAR AND THROAT HOSPITAL.
Dr. BUCKLAND JONES (Opns.); 2.30, Dr.JOBSON HORNE (O.P.); 6.0, Dr. SCOTTSTEVENSON (O.P.).
2.0 CENTRAI, LONDON HOSPITAL. Dr. A. WYLIE,1Mr. GIILL-CAREY (O.P.); 2.30, Dr. ABER-CROMBIE (I.P. Opns.).
2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Mr. C. WV. HOPE(Major Opns.).
2.0 PRINCE OF WVALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. W.IB3BOTSON (Opns.).
2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSP. Mr. H. T. MANT (Opns.).2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSP. Mr. C. C. CIUBB (O.P.).2.15 CHARING CROSS HosP. Mr. L. G. BROWN (Opins.).2.30 BOLINGBROKE HOSPITAL. Mr. E. A. PETERS
and Mr. WIHARRY (O.P.).2.30 CANCER HOSPITAL. Sir JAMES DUNDAS-GRANT
(Laryn. Clin.).Thursday.
9.0 CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAL. Mr. ARCHERRYLAND (Minor Opis.); 2.0, Dr. ABER-CROMBIE, Mr. WVATKYN-THOMAS (O.P.); Dr.WYLIE (I.P. Opns.)
9.30 ROYAL CHEST HOSP. Laryngological Departlment.9.30 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mr. GAY FRENCH (O.P.).
10.0 HAMIPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Mr. LAWSONWHALE (Opns.)
10.0 THE METROPOLITAN EAR AND THROAT HOSPITAL.Dr. FREDERICK SPICER (Opns.); 2.30, Dr.BUCKLAND JONES (O.P.).
2.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMIPTION. SirJAMES DUNDAS-GRANT (Throat Dept. Opns.)
2.0 GOLDEN SQUARE HOSPITAL. Mr. G. WT. DAWSON,Mr. A. R. DINGLEY (O.P.); 6.30, Mr. T. H.JUST, Mr. C. R. SANDIFORD (O.P.).
2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Mr. ARTHUR CHEATLE(O.P.).
2.02.152.30
2.30Friday.
WESTMINSTER HOSP. Mr. G. C. CHUBB (O.P.).CHARING CROSS HOSP. Mr. E. D. D. DAVIS (Opns.).PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. E. M.
ATKINSON (O.P.).ROYAL EAR HOSPITAL. Mr. E. A. PETERS (Opns.).
9.0 CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAL . r. WATKYN-THOMAS (MIinor Opns.); 2.0, Mr. HAROLDKISCH (O.P.).
9.0 CHARING CROSS HOSP. M[r. E. D. . DDAVIS (O.P.).10.0 GOLDEN SQUARE IHOSPITAL. Mr. F. C. ORMEROD
(Minor Opns.); 2.0, Mr. GEORGE BADGEROW,Mr. BEDFORD RUSSELL (O.P.).
10.0 LONDON TEMPERANCE HOSPITAL. Mr. LAWSONWHALE (Opns.).
10.0 THE METROPOLITAN EAR AND THROAT HOSPITAL.Dr. IRWIN AMOORE (Opns.); 2.30 (O.P.).
2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSP. Mr. C. WV. HOPE (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. H. T. MANT
(I. and O.P.); Mr. A. M. ZAMORA (O.P. andOpns.).
2.0 WVEST END HOSPIrAL FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.Mr. L. G. BROWN (Otology); Mr. H. M.W HARRY (Laryn.).
Saturday.9.30 GOLDEN SQUARE HOSPITAL. Mr. JEFFERSON
FAULDER, Mr. F. C. ORMEROD (O.P.).2.0 CENTRAL LONDON HosP. Mr. ARCHER RYLAND.2.30 THE METROPOLITAN EAR AND TIiRlOAT HOSPITAL.
Dr. SCOTT STEVENSON (O.P.).MEDICINE.
Monday.9.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. E. G. B.
CALVERT (O.P.).10.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR W\OMIEN. Dr.
MARGARET THACKRAH (Wards); 2.0, Dr.PEAKE (O.P.).
1.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Dr. GORDON LANE.2.0 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Dr. A.
ABRAHA.MS (WVards).2.0 PRINCE OF V ALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. A. J. WHITING
(I.P.); 2.30, Dr. J. BROWNING ALEXANDER(O.P.).
2.0 ST. MARY'S HOSP. *Prof. F. LANGMEAD (O.P.).Tuesday.10.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Dr.
PICKARD (I.P.); 2.30, Dr. PULTENEY (Wards).10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Prof. H. MACLEAN
(Wards); 1.30, *Dr. H. L. TIDY (O.P.); 2.0,*Dr. FARQUHAR BUZZARD (Wards).
12.0 ST. MARY'S HOS'PITAL. *Prof. F. LANGMEAD(Clinical Dem.).
1.45 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Dr. A. H. GOSSE (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL. Dr. R. O. MOON
(Wards).2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Sir J. PURVES-STEWART
(WDards) ; Dr. A. ABRAHAMS (O.P.).2.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. F. G.
CROOKSHANK (1.1'.) ; 2.30, Dr. L. R. YEALLAND(O.P.).
2.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. W. R. REYNELL(O.P.).
2.30 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WVOMEN. Dr.PULTENEY (Wards).
Wednesday.10.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. HILDRED CARLILL
(W\ards); 2.0, Dr. A. S. W'OODWARK (O.P.).11.0 SOUTH LOND)()N HOSPITAL FOR WNOMIEN. Dr.
PEAKE (I.P.); 2.0, Dr. EASTWOOD (O.P.).1.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Dr. P. J. S. NICOLL.1.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. *Dr. H. L. TIDY (P.M.
Room).1.45 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Sir WILLIAM WVILLCOX
(Wards); Dr. C. M. WILSON (O.P.).2.0 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Dr. A. J.
SCOTT PINCHIN (WVards).2.30 PRINCE OF WVALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. J. BROWNING
ALEXANDER (O.P.).2.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. E. G. B.
CALVERT (O.P.).4.0 BOLINGBROKE HOSPITAL. Dr. C. E. LAKIN (O.P.).
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FELLOWSHIP OF MEDICINE: PROGRAMME, 1925-1926.
ThursdE10.0
12.0
1.30
1.302.02.0
2.0Friday.
ay.SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR AWOMIEN. Dr.
MARGARET THACKRAH (Wards); 2.0, Dr.PEAKE (O.P.).
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. *Prof. F. LANGMEAD(Clinical Dem.); 2.0 (I.'.).
ST. BARTHOL()OErl'S HOSIITAL. Sir THOMIASHORDER (Wards).ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. J. L. BIRLEY (O.P.).CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL. Dr. AV. J. ADIE (O.P.).PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. A. J. WVHITING
(O.P. and Wards).ROYAL NORTHERN HosP. Dr. C. C. BEATTY (O.P.).
10.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR W\OMEN. Dr.PULTENEY (Wards); 11.30, Dr. PICKARD(I.P.): 2.0, Dr. PICKARD (O.P.).
10.0 ST. THOLMAS'S HOSPITAL. Prof. H. MACLEAN(Wards); 1.30, *Dr. H. L. TIDY (O.P.);2.0, *Dr. FARQUHAR BUZZARD (Wards).
1.0 QUEEN MIARY S HOSPITAL. Dr. GORDON LANE.1.30 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. CYRIL OGLE
(Wards).1.45 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. *Dr. A. H. GOSSE (O.P.).2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Sir J. PURVES-STEWART
(Wards); Dr. A. ABRAHAMS (O.P.).2.0 PRINCE OF WVALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. F. G.
CROOKSHANK (I.P.) ; 2.30, Dr. L. R. YEALLAND(O.P.).
Saturday.9.30 ST. MIARY'S HOSPITAL. Sir WILLIAM WILLCOX
(Wards); Dr. C. M. WILSON (O.P.).10.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Dr. G. A. TROUP.10.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Dr.
PEAKE (I.P.); 2.0, Dr. EASTWOOD (O.P.).10.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. HILDRED CARLILL
(Wards); Dr. A. S. WOODWARK (O.P.).NEUROLOGY AND MENTAL DISEASES.
Monday.1.30 WEST END HOSP. Dr. HARRY CAMPBELL (O.P.).2.0 HOSP. FOR EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS. (O.P. Clin.).2.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND
EPILEPTIC. Dr. HINDS HOWELL (O.P.).2.30 MIAUDSLEY HOSPITAL. Dr. PETRIE.
Tuesday.10.0 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Dr. COLE (Mental Diseases).10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. STODDART (O.P.).11.30 MAUDSLEY HOSPITAL. Case Discussion.2.0 HOSPITAL FOR EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS. Dr.
MCALPINE (O.P.).2.0 MAUDSLEY HOSPITAL. Female O.P.2.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND
EPILEPTIC. Dr. F. M. R. WALSHE (O.P.);3.0, Dr. GRAINGER STEWART (I.P.).
5.0 WEST END HOSPITAL. Dr. E. W. SCRIPTURE(Speech Clinic); 5.30, Dr. RIDLEY PRENTICE(O.P.).
Wednesday.10.45 CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL. Dr. E. D. MACNAMARA
(Psychological Medicine).1.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. J. L. BIRLEY (O.P.).1.30 WEST END HOSPITAL. Dr. WV. R. REYNELL (O.P.).2.0 HOSPITAL FOR EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS. (O.P.
Clinic.)2.15 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND
EPILEPTIC. Dr. JAMES COLLIER (I.P.).Thursday.
1.30 WEST END HOSP. Dr. E. D. MACNAMARA (O.P.).2.0 HOSPITAL FOR EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS. Dr.
A. FEILING (O.P.).2.0 MAUDSLEY HOSPITAL. AMale O.P.2.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND
EPILEPTIC. Dr. KINNIER WILSON (O.P.).5.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSP. Dr. JAMES COLLIER (Dem.).
Friday.12.30 MAUDSLEY HOSP.. . DAWSON; 2.0, Female O.P.1.30 WEST END HOSPITAL. Dr. HILDRED CARLILL
(O.P. ); Sir JAMES DUNDAS-GRANT (Laryn.Clinic).
92.0 HOSPITAL FOR EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS. Dr.
C. M. WILSON (O.P.).2.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND
EPILEPTIC. Dr. V. J. ADIE (O.P.); 3.0,Dr. RISIEN RUSSELL (I.P.).
2.30 ROY. NORTHERN HOSP. Dr. W. R. REYNELL (O.P.).5.30 WEST END HOSP. Dr. C.WORSTER-DROUGHT (O.P.).
ODONTOLOGY.Monday.
9.45 CIIARING CROSS HOSPITAL. Mr. SOUTHERN.Tuesday.
9.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. GARDNER.1.30 VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr. LLOYD-
WILLIAMS.Wednesday.
2.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Mr. A. T. PITTS.2.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. L. C. ATTKINS,
Mr. WV. R. RANSFORD.Thursday.
1.30 PRINCE OF WALES'S HosP. Ir. E. S. PIERREPONT.Friday.
9.30 BOLINGBROKE HOSP. Mr. A. HEDLEY COLE (O.P.).9.30 WESTMINSTER HOSP. Mr. C. BOWDLER HENRY.
OPHTHALMOLOGY.Monday.
9.0 ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.HEPBURN, Mr. HUDSdN, Mr. M. WHITING (O.P.).
9.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. MissFORD (Opns.; I. and O.P.).
11.30 ROYAL EYE HOSPITAL. Mr. A. D. GRIFFITH(Opns.); 2.30, Mr. LETCHWORTH, Mr. A. F.MACCALLAN (Opns. and Clinic).
1.30 CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.J. F. CUNNINGHAM; Mr. M. W. B. OLIVER.
2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSP. Mr. L. V. CARGILL (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. BREWERTON,
Mr. VINER.2.0 WESTERN OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Dr. RAYNER
D. BATTEN, Mr. R. LINDSAY REA, Mr. R. C.DAVENPORT.
2.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. GIMBLETT(I. and O.P.).
Tuesday.9.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mr. HEPBURN.9.0 ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.
C. B. GOULDEN (O.P.); Mr. BASIL LANG(O.P. and Opns.).
9.30 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. JULER (O.P.).9.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. A. D. GRIFFITH
(O.P. and Opns.); Mr. A. F. MACCALLAN(O.P.).
1.45 CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.M. S. MAYOU, Mr. H. P. GIBB.
2.0 ROYAL WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. [MCMULLEN,Mr. MORGAN.
2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. HUDSON.2.0 WESTERN OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr. J. COLE
MIARSHALL, Mr. H. ROBINSON, Dr. \V. L.HOLYOAK.
2.30 ROYAL EYE HOSPITAL. Mr. L. V. CARGILL (O.P.and Opns.).
Wednesday.9.0 ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.
JULER, Mr. FOSTER MOORE, Mr. AFFLECKGREEVES (O.P. and Opns.).
9.30 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Mr. LETCH-WORTH (O.P.).
9.30 WESTERN OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr. A. RUGG.GUNN, Mr. S. T. PARKER, Dr. A. HUGHTHOMPSON.
11.30 ROYAL EYE HOSPITAL. Mr. E. A. DORRELL(Opns.); 2.30, MIr. A. D. GRIFFITH.
1.30 CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.A. H. LEVY, Mr. WILLIAMSON-NOBLE; 2.0,Mr. A. H. LEVY (Opns.).
2.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. NORMANFLEMING (O.P.).
2.0 ROYAL WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Sir RICHARDCRUISE, Mr. HINE, Mr. GIMBLETT.
2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. HUDSON (Opns.).
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Thursday.9.0 ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.
HEPBURN, Mr. HUDSON, Mr. M. WHITING (O.P.).9.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WVOMEN. Miss
FORD (Opns. and I.P.).9.30 BOLINGBROKE HOSPITAL. Mr. AM. S. MAYOU (O.P.).
10.0 PRINCE OFWALES'S HOSP. Mr. N. FLEMING (Opns.).1.30 CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.
J. F. CUNNINGHAM; Mr. M. V. B. OLIVER.2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Mr. L. V. CARGILL
(Opns. and WVards).2.0 ROYAL WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. AMr. BREWERTON,
Mr. MORGAN.2.0 WESTERN OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Dr. RAYNER
D. BATTEN, AMr. R. LINDSAY REA, Mr. R. C.DAVENPORT, AMr. T. C. SUMMERS.
2.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. GIMBLETT(I. and O.P.).
2.30 ROYAL EYE HOSPITAL. Mr. LETCH%-ORTH, Mr.A. F. MAACCALLAN (Opns. and O.P.).
Friday.9.0 ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr-
C. B. GOULDEN (O.P.); Mr. BASIL LANG (O.P-and Opns ).
9.30 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. JULER (O.P.).9.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. A. D. GRIFFITH,
Mr. A. F. IACCALLAN (O.P.).1.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. J. S. BOOKLESS.1.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Miss
FORD (O.P.).1.45 CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.
AI. S. AIAYOU, Mr. H. P. GIBB, Dr. GRAINGERSTEWART; 5.30, Mr. H. NEAME.
2.0 ROYAL WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. CIMULLEN,Mr. VINER.
2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. HUDSON.2.0 WESTERN OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr. J. COLE
MARSHALL, Mr. H. ROBINSON, Dr. WV. L.HOLYOAK.
2.30 ROYAL EYE HOSPITAL. Mr. E. A. DORRELL.
Saturday.9.0 ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSP. Mr. JULER,
Mr. AFFLECK GREEVES (O.P. and Opns.).9.30 ROYAL EYE HOSPITAL. Mr. WV. J. LINDSAY.9.30 WESTERN OPHTHALMIC HOSP. Mr. A. RUGG-GUNN,
Mr. S. T. PARKER, Mr. J. D. M. CARDELL.1.30 CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.
A. H. LEVY, Mr. F. A. WILLIAMSON-NOBLE.2.0 ROYAL WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. HINE, Mr.
GIMBLETT.
ORTHOPIEDICS.Monday.
9.30 ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL. Mr.W. H. TRETHOWAN (Opns.); 1.30, Mr. LAMINGEVANS (I.P.); 2.30 (O.P. and Opns.); 2.0, Mr.ROCYN-JONES (O.P.).
2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. BRISTOW (Opns.).Tuesday.
2.0 ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL. Mr.A. S. BLUNDELL BANKART (Opns.); Mr.JACKSON CLARKE, MIr. ROCYN-JONES (O.P.).
2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. BRISTOW (O.P.).Wednesday.
9.0 ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL. Mr.ELMSLIE (Opns.); 2.0, Mr. A. S. BLUNDELLBANKART (O.P.).
2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Mr. FAIRBANK (O.P.).Thursday.
9.0 ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL. Mr.ROCYN-JONES (Opns.).
9.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. BRISTOW (O.P.).10.30 CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL. Mr. H. E. BATTEN.2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSP. Mr. FAIRBANK (Opns.).2.0 ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL. Mr.
W. H. TRETHOWAN (O.P.).Friday.10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. BRISTOW (Wards).
2.0 ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL. Mr.ELMSLIE (O.P.); 2.30, Mr. LAMING EVANS(O.P.); 3.30 (I.P. Opns.).
2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSP. Mr. E. ROCK CARLING (O.P.).PATHOLOGY.
Monday.1.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. ROBERT DONALDSON
(P.M. Dem.).2.30 VICTORIA PARK HOSP. Dr. ROODHOUSE GLOYNE.
Tuesday.12.0 WESTMINSTER HOSP. Dr. BRAXTON HICKS (Dem.).
Thursday.1.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. ROBERT DONALDSON
(P.M. Dem.).2.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HoSP. Mr. T. H. C. BENIANS.
Friday.1.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. ROBERT DONALDSON
(P.MI. Dem.).
Monday10.01.0
PHYSICAL THERAPY.
ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. J. B. MENNELL.QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. WERNER GOTHE.
Tuesday.3.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. J. B. MENNELL.
Wednesday.10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. J. B. MIENNELL.1.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. WVERNER GOTHE.
Friday.10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. J. B. MENNELL.1.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. WERNER GOTHE.
Saturday.9.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. J. B. MENNELL.
PROCTOLOGY.Monday.
2.30 ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL. Mr. P. LOCKHART-MUMMERY (Opns.).
Tuesday.5.0 St. MARK'S HOSP. Mr. L. E. C. NORBURY (O.P.).
Thursday.2.30 ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL. Sir C. GORDON-WVATSON
(Opns.); 5.0, Mr. W. B. GABRIEL (O.P.).Friday.
5.0 ST. MARK'S HOSP. Mr. L. E. C. NORBURY (O.P.).Saturday.
2.0 ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL. Mr. W. B. GABRIEL (O.P.).SURGERY.
Daily Operation Lists are posted on the Notice Boards inthe Hall of the Royal Society of Medicine each morningat 9 o'clock.Monday.
9.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. G. B. MOWERWHITE (I.P.); Mr. J. B. HUNTER (Opns.);2.0, Mr. BARRINGTON-WVARD (Opns.); Mr.F. D. SANER (O.P.).
10.0 PRINCE OF WVALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. W. E.TANNER (O.P.); 2.30, Mr. E. GILLESPIE(Opns.); Mr. H. W. CARSON (I.P.).
10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Sir C. S. WALLACE(Wards); Mr. ROMANIS (Casualty); 1.30,Mr. C. MAX PAGE (O.P.); 5.30, Mr. P. H.MITCHINER (Opns.).
10.45 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WXOMEN. MissCHADBURN (I.P.); Miss DAVIES-COLLEY (Opns.);2.0, Miss BLOOMFIELD (O.P.).
12.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Mr. CLAUDE FRANKAU(O.P.); 1.30, Sir CRISP ENGLISH (Opns.).
1.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. A. E. MORTIMERWOOLF.
2.0 BOLINGBROKE HOSP. Mr. PEARCE GOULD (O.P.).2.0 CANCER HOSPITAL. Mr. CECIL ROWNTREE (Opns.);
Mr. JOCELYN SWAN (O.P.).2.0 CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL. Mr. N. C. LAKE (O.P.).2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSP. Mr. A. EDMUNDS (Opns.).2.0 ROYAL FREE HOSP. Mr. CUNNING (I.P.); Mr. C. A.
JOLL (Opns.); Mr. L. E. C. NORBURY (O.P.).
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2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. TUDOR EDWARDS(O.P.); Mr. ARTHUR EVANS, Mr. ROCKCARLING (Wards).
Tuesday.9.30 SOUTH LONDON HOSP. FOR WOMEN. Miss HUXLEY
(I.P.); 10.0, Miss LEWIS (Opns.); 2.0, MissCHADBURN (Opns.); Miss LEWIS (O.P.).
.10.0 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. MAYNARD SMITH(I.P.); 2.0, Mr. FITZWILLIAMS (O.P.).
10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. P. H. MITCHINER(Casualty); 2.0, Mr. J. E. ADAMS (Wards);Mr. C. MAX PAGE (Opns.).
1.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. A. J. COUZENS.1.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Mr. PENDLEBURY
(Opns.); 1.30, Sir CRISP ENGLISH (Wards).2.0 BOLINGBROKE HOSPITAL. MII. ZACHARY COPE.2.0 CANCER HOSPITAL. Mr. W. ERNEST MILES
(Opns.); Mr. PERCIVAL P. COLE (O.P.).2.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. HOWELL
EVANS (0. and I.P.); 2.30, Mr. H. W. CARSON(Opns.); 5.0, Mr. V. E. TANNER (Opns.).
2.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mr. C. SHATTOCK (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. KENNETH
WALKER (O.P., Gen. Urinary); Mr. GWYNNEWILLIAMS (Opns.); 2.30, Mr. T. TWISTINGTONHIGGINS (O.P.).
2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. G. T. MULLALLY(O.P.); Mr. WILLIAM TURNER (Opns.).
3.30 HAIPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Mr. G. E.WAUGH (Wards).
Wednesday.9.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. G. B. MOWER
WHITE (I.P. and Opns.); Mr. I. B. HUNTER(O.P.); 2.0, Mr. T. TWISTINGTON HIGGINS (I.P.and Opns.).
9.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. STANFORD CADE(O.P.).
10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. C. MAX PAGE(Casualty); 1.30, Mr. ROMANIS (O.P.); 2.0, Mr.J. E. ADAMS (Opns.).
10.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WVOMEN. MissDAVIES-COLLEY (I.P.); Miss BASDEN (Opns.);2.0, Miss BASDEN (O.P.); 2.30, Miss HUXLEY(Opns.).
10.30 CANCER HOSPITAL. Mr. C. A. JOLL (Opns.);2.30, Sir JAMES DUNDAS-GRANT (Laryn. Clinic).
10.30 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. E. GILLESPIE(Opns.).
1.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. ALBAN ANDREWS.1.30 ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL. Mr. CAIRNS
FORSYTH (Wards and Opns.).2.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mr. CUNNING (I.P. and
Opns.); Mr. C. A. JOLL (I.P.); Miss E. C.LEWIS (O.P.).
2.0 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. MAYNARD SMITH(Wards); Mr. ZACHARY COPE.
2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. ARTHUR EVANS(Opns.); Mr. WILLIAM TURNER (O.P.).
2.30 BOLINGBROKE HOSPITAL. Mr. N. C. LAKE (O.P.).3.0 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Mr. SIDNEY
BOYD (Opns.).Thursday.
9.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mr. L. E. C. NORBURY(Opns.); 4.30, Miss E. C. LEWIS (Opns.).
10.45 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. MissCHADBURN (I.P.); Miss DAVIES-COLLEY (Opns.);2.0, Miss BLOOMFIELD (O.P.).
12.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Mr. CLAUDE FRANKAU(O.P.); 1.0, Mr. PENDLEBURY (Vards);1.30, Sir CRISP ENGLISH (Opns.).
2.0 CANCER HOSPITAL. Mr. JOCELYN SWAN (Opns.).2.0 CHARING CROSS HOSP. Mr. N. C. LAKE (Opns.).2.0 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Mr. G. E.
WVAUGH (Opns.).2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Mr. T. P. LEGG
(Opns.).2.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mr. CUNNING (I.P.);
Mr. L. E. C. NORBURY (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. F. D. SANER
(Opns.); 2.30, Mr. BARRINGTON-WARD (O.P.).2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. J. E. ADAMS(Opns.).
112.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. TUDOR EDWARDS
(O.P.); Mr. ARTHUR EVANS, Mr. ROCKCARLING (Opns.).
2.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. HOWELL EVANS(Opns.); 2.30, Mr. H. W. CARSON (O.P.);5.0, Mr. W. E. TANNER (Opns.).
Friday.9.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. P. H. MITCHINER
(Opns.); 10, Mr. ROMANIS (Casualty) and2.0 (Opns.); 2.0, Mr. J. E. ADAMS (Wards).
9.30 SOUTH LONDON HOSP. FOR WOMEN. Miss HUXLEY(I.P.); 10.0, Miss LEWIS (Opns.); 2.0, MissCHADBURN (Opns.); Miss LEWIS (O.P.).
1.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. A. J. COUZENS.1.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSP. Mr. PENDLEBURY (Opns.).2.0 BOLINGBROKE HOSPITAL. Mr. ZACHARY COPE.2.0 CANCER HOSPITAL. Mr. PERCIVAL P. COLE
(Opns.); Mr. C. A. JOLL (O.P.).2.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. E. GILLESPIE
(O. and I.P.); 2.30, Mr. H. W. CARSON(Opns.).
2.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mr. C. SHATTOCK (O.P.and Opns.); 3.0, Mr. C. A. JOLL (I.P.).
2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. KENNETHWALKER (Opns., Genito-Urinary); 2.30, Mr.GWYNNE WILLIAMS (O.P.).
2.0 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. MAYNARD SMITH(Opns.); Mr. FITZWILLIAMS (O.P.).
2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. G. T. MULLALLY(O.P.); Mr. WILLIAM TURNER, Mr. ARTHUREVANS (Wards).
Saturday.9.30 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Mr. SIDNEY
BOYD (Opns. and Wards).9.30 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR VWOMEN. Miss
HUXLEY (Opns.); 10.0, Miss DAVIES-COLLEY(I.P.); 2.0, Miss BASDEN (O.P.).
9.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. E. ROCK CARLING(Opns.); Mr. STANFORD CADE (O.P.).
10.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. ALBAN ANDREWS.10.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. F. D. SANER
(Fractures, O.P.).10.0 ST. MIARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. ZACHARY COPE;
10.15, Mr. C. W. G. BRYAN (O.P.).10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. P. H. MIITCHINER
(Casualty).TROPICAL MEDICINE.
Tuesday.2.0 LONDON SCHOOL OF HYGIENE AND TROPICAL
MEDICINE. Dr. P. MANSON-BAHR.Thursday.
2.0 LONDON SCHOOL OF HYGIENE AND TROPICALMEDICINE. Dr. G. C. Low.
VENEREAL DISEASES.Monday.10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Male Clinic.1.0 LOCK HOSPITAL (Dean-street). Mr. CHARLES
GIBBS (Male O.P. and Wards); 6.0 (O.P.).5.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. A. H. HARKNESS.5.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Clinic.6.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. C. S. LANE-
ROBERTS.6.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. WILFRID FOX.6.30 PRINCE OF WXALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. E. M.
ATKINSON.Tuesday.
1.0 LOCK HOSPITAL (Dean-street). Mr. J. E. R.MCDONAGH (O.P. and Wards); 5.0, Mr.JOHNSTON ABRAHAM (Urethroscopic Examina-tions); 6.0 (Male O.P.).
2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSP. Clinical Dem. (Female Dept.).5.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Clinic.6.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. KENNETH
WALKER.Wednesday.10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Male Clinic.5.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. A. H. HARKNESS.5.30 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. F. L. PROVIS,
Mr. T. H. C. BENIANS.5.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Clinic.6.0 LOCK HOSPITAL (Dean-street). Mr. J. E. R.
MCDONAGH (Male O.P.).6.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. H. C. SEMON.
FELLOWSHIP OF MEDICINE: PROGRAMME, 1925-1926.
Thursday.11.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Colonel L. W. HARRISON
(Clin. Dem.).1.0 LOCK HOSPITAL (Dean-street). Mr. J. ERNEST
LANE (Male Clinic); 5.0, Mr. A. LAWRENCEABEL (Women and Children O.P.).
5.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. A. H. HARKNESS.5.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Clinic.
Friday.10.0
5.0
ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Male Clinic; 5.30,Colonel L. W. HARRISON (Clin. Dem.).
LOCK HOSPITAL (Dean-street). MIr. JOHNSTONABRAHAM (Urethroscopic Examinations); 6.0,Male Clinic.
6.0 ST. MARY'S HOSP. Mr. GORDON BRYAN (O.P.).6.30 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. F. L. PROVIS.
Saturday.10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Male Clinic.2.0 LOCK HOSPITAL (Dean-street). Mr. A. LAWRENCE
ABEL (Urethroscopic Examinations and O.P.).5.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. A. H. HARKNESS.N.B.-As only a certain number of qualified medical
men and women can attend Clinics at the Female Hospital,London Lock Hospital, 283, Harrow-road, Graduates areasked to apply personally to the Dean, at 91, Dean-street,or to the Secretary, at 283, Harrow-road, before visiting thisHospital.
MEDICAL SCHOOLS.The following is the list of the Schools and Hospitals in
association with the Fellowship of Medicine with theiraddresses and means of approach. Members attendingthe various clinics are particularly asked to sign theirnames legibly in the respective Attendance Registers,following their signatures with the words " Fellowship ofMedicine."CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL, W.C. 2 (Trafalgar Sq. Tube).KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL, Denmark Hill, S.E. 5 (Elephantand Castle Tube, then 'bus 68 or tram 56).LONDON (ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL) SCHOOL OF MEDICINE FOR
WOMEN, 8, Hunter St., Brunswick Sq., W.C. 1 (RussellSq. Tube).
ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL, Hyde Pk. Corner, S.W. 1 (HydePk. Corner Tube Station).ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, Paddington, WV. 2 (Paddington Tube
or Praed St., Metropolitan Rly.).ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL, Albert Embankment, Westminster
Bridge, S.E. 1 (Westminster, District Rly.).WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL, opposite WTestminster Abbey,S.W. 1 (Westminster or St. James's, District Rly.).HOSPITAL WITH POST-GRADUATE COLLEGE.
PRINCE OF WALES'S GENERAL HOSPITAL (N.E. Lond. Post-Grad. College), Tottenham, N. 15 (Piccadilly Tube toFinsbury Pk., then tram).
WEST LONDON HOSPITAL (Post-Grad. College), Hammer-smith, W. (Applications for attendance must be madedirect to this Hospital.)
OTHER HOSPITALS.ALL SAINTS' HOSPITAL, O.P. Department, Vauxhall BridgeRd., Victoria, S.V. 1 (Victoria Stn., District Rly.);I.P. Dept., 91, Finchley Rd., N.W. 8 (Swiss Cottage,Metropolitan Rly.).BOLINGBROKE HOSPITAL, Wandsworth Common, S.W. 11.CANCER HOSPITAL, Fulham Rd., S.W. 3 (South Kensington,Piccadilly Tube or District Rly.).CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL, Judd St., W.C.
(Russell Sq. Tube or King's Cross, Metropolitan Rly.).CENTRAL LONDON THROAT, NOSE, AND EAR HOSPITAL,Gray's Inn Rd., WV.C. 1 (King's Cross, Metro. Rly.).CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR WVOMEN, Arthur St., Chelsea, S.W.(South Kensington Tube or District Rly.).CHILDREN'S CLINIC, Cosway St., N.W. 1 (Marylebone Tubeor Edgware Rd., Metropolitan Rly.).CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE HEARTAND LUNGS, Victoria Pk., E. 2 (Tram, 'bus or rail toCambridge Heath from Liverpool St.).EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, Shadwell, E. 1(Shadwell, District Railway).
HAMPSTEAD GENERAL AND NORTH-WEST LONDON HOS-PITAL, Haverstock Hill, N.W. 3 (Belsize Pk. Tube),O.P. Dept., Bayham St., Camden Town.
HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OF THE CHEST,Brompton, S.W. 3 (S. Kensington Tube or Dist. Rly.).
HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN, Blackfriars Rd., S.E.(Blackfriars Station, District Rly.).
HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT, Golden Sq., W. I(Piccadilly Circus or Oxford Circus Tubes). (Only theO.P. Dept. open.)
HOSPITAL FOR EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS, Maida Vale, W. 9(Warwick Av., Bakerloo Tube or 'bus Nos. 1, 6, 8, 16,51).
HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, Great Ormond St., W.C. 1(British Museum or Holborn Tube).
LONDON LOCK HOSPITAL. Male Hospital, 91, Dean St.,Soho, W. 1 (Oxford Circus or Tottenham Court Rd.Tube); Female Hospital, 283, Harrow Rd., W. 9 (tramfrom Edgware Road Tube).
LONDON SCHOOL OF HYGIENE AND TROPICAL MEDICINE,Endsleigh Gardens, Euston Rd. (Euston Sq. or WarrenSt. Tube).
LONDON TEMPERANCE HOSPITAL, Hampstead Road,N.W. (Hampstead or City Tube to Euston orMetropolitan Rly. to Euston Square.)
MARGARET STREET HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION, 26,Margaret Street, Cavendish Sq., W. 1 (Oxfd. Cir. Tube).
MAUDSLEY HOSPITAL, Denmark Hill, S.E. 5 (Elephant andCastle Tube, then 'bus 68 or tram 56).
MILLER GENERAL HOSPITAL, Greenwich Rd., S.E.10(Greenwich, S.R.).
NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE HEART, West-moreland St., W. 1 (Baker St. or Bond St. Tubes).
NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND EPILEPTIC,Queen Sq., W.C. 1 (Holborn or British Museum Tubes),
QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL FOR THE EAST END, Stratford.E.15 (Liverpool St. to Stratford, or 25 'bus to StratfordBroadway).
QUEEN'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, Hackney Rd., BethnalGreen, E. 2 (Liverpool St. or Broad St. Stations, 10minutes by No. 6 or 6A 'bus or 57 tram; Bloomsbury,No. 55 tram (via Theobalds Rd.); 'bus to ShoreditchChurch, thence short ride by 'bus or tram; Old St.Tube Station, thence by 55 or Hackney tram; No. 6or No. 6A 'bus from Charing Cross or Bank).
ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL, City Rd., E.C. 1 (" The Angel,"City Rd. Tube).
ROYAL EYE HOSPITAL, St. George's Circus, Southwark, S.E.(Elephant and Castle or Lambeth Tube).
ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, Gray's Inn Rd., W.C. 1 (King'sCross, Metropolitan Railway).
ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL, City Rd. (lateMioorfields), E.C. 1 (Old St. Tube).ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL, 234, Great
Portland Street, WV. 1 (Oxford Circus Tube or Gt.Portland St., Metropolitan Rly.).
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Holloway Rd., N. 7 (CamdenTown, Finsbury Pk., Holloway Rd., or Highgate Tubes.
ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN AND WOMEN,Waterloo Bridge Road, S.E. 1 (Waterloo Tube).
ROYAL WESTMINSTER OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL, King WilliamSt., Charing Cross, W.C. 2 (Trafalgar Sq. Tube).
ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN, 49,Leicester Sq., W.C. 2 (Leicester Sq. tube). In-patientDepartment, 262, Uxbridge Rd., WT. (Shepherd's Bush,Central London Rly.).
ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE RECTUM, CityRd., E.C. 1 (" The Angel," City Rd. Tube).
ST. MARYLEBONE GENERAL DISPENSARY, 77, Welbeck St.,V. 1 (Bond St. or Oxford Circus Tube).
ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL, Henrietta St., Covent Garden,W.C. 2 (Covent Garden Tube).
SEAMEN'S HOSPITAL, Greenwich, S.E. 10 (Greenwich, S.R.).SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, 103, South Side,
Clapham Common, S.WV. 4 (Nos. 32 or 88 'bus toClapham Common.) O.P. Dept.: 88, NewingtonCauseway, S.E., nr. Elephant and Castle.
THE INFANTS HOSPITAL, Vincent Square, Westminster,S.W. 1 (Victoria or St. James's Pk. Stn., Dist. Railway).
THE METROPOLITAN EAR NOSE AND THROAT HOSPITAL,2, Fitzroy Sq., W. 1 (Portland Rd., Metropolitan Rly.).
VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, Tite St., Chelsea, S.W .3(Sloane Sq., District Rly. or 'bus Nos. 19, 22, and 39).
WEST END HOSPITAL FOR NERVOUS DISEASES, 73, WVelbeckSt., W. 1 (Bond St. or Oxford Circus Tube).
WESTERN OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL, Marylebone Road, N.W. 1(Baker St. or Marylebone, Bakerloo).
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The best subsequent treatment is to wait for aday or two till the more acute symptoms havepassed off, and then to operate and remove thepiles and cut away some of the swollen externalparts and shell out the clots. This wants doingcarefully as, owing to the swelling of all the tissues,it is difficult to gauge the amount of tissue toremove. The advantages of immediate operationare that the patient is saved a considerable amountof time, and is up and about again much soonerthan would be the case if one waited to removethe piles till all the swelling had subsided.
Lastly, let me give a word of advice. Never treata case of piles without first examining the patientboth visually and with your finger. More medicalreputations have been made and jeopardised bycases of piles than by appendicitis!
WEST LONDON HOSPITAL POST-GRADUATECOLLEGE.
THE monthly staff consultation was held at theHospital on Monday, Oct. 12th, at 4.30 P.M.Thirty-eight post-graduates and general practi-tioners were present, and among the cases werethe following, which showed points of considerableinterest.
1. A boy of 4 years of age had been brought up tothe hospital by his mother because she had noticed thathe had been limping for a week or two. The boy com-plained of no pain and there was no history of any injury.On cross-examination it was found that he had had abad sore-throat rather more than two months before.On examination a swelling was found on the upper thirdof the right femur. It was slightlv tender and quite hard.The X ray examination showed an area of localised rare-faction about the size of a small walnut, surrounded bya considerable amount of sclerosed bone. The diagnosismade was chronic abscess and treatment advised wasoperative.
2. A boy of 12 years of age who complained of painover the left internal femoral condyle. The duration inthis case was also about three weeks and there was nodefinite history of injury, but tenderness was com-plained of. On examination the end of the femur wasfound to be definitely enlarged and the X ray photographshowed a certain amount of spiculation, especially con-centrated in a small area which seemed to be about aninch outside the internal condyle. There was also someperiosteal thickening and sclerosis round the diaphysis.The differential diagnosis in this case lay between asarcoma and syphilis. As the child had only been in theout-patients' department a few hours before, a Wasser-mann reaction had not been taken. The child was admittedfor further investigation.
3. A boy of 8 years of age had been brought up tothe hospital by his mother with a history that he had bada fall three days before, and she had noticed a tenderswelling on the outside of his left knee. On examinationa hard, fixed nodule was felt about the epiphyseal line onthe outer side of the left tibia. There was bruising onthe skin over it and it was tender. Further examination,however, showed similar masses in the head of the oppositetibia and also in the shoulder and elbow-joints. X rayphotographs were shown of these and a diagnosis ofmultiple familial exostosis was made. No special treatmentwas advised, as it was pointed out by the surgeon showingthe case that these exostoses seldom require removal,
unless by their position they interfered with tendons ornerves in their neighbourhood.
4. A boy of 6 years old was shown with a fracture of thelower end of the humerus. The fracture had taken placethree weeks before and the X rays showed considerablemalunion with forward displacement of the upper end,which was almost ulcerating through the skin of the frontof the arm. The point of interest in this case was thatcomplete flexion was rendered almost impossible by theprojection forward of the lower end of the upper fragment,and the discussion on the case centred round the problemas to whether it would be better to operate immediatelyin order to deal with the lower end of the upper fragment,or whether, in consequence of the nearly ulcerated con-dition of the skin in this situation, it would not be wiserto leave things as they were.
5. A very rare case of blastomycosis was shown. Itwas pointed out that this disease is practically unknownin England, but the patient had lived all his life withintwo miles of the hospital and followed the occupation ofa wood-chopper. He lived in a very damp room near theriver. The occupation and the surroundings are thosewhich are practically always found in the history of thosesuffering from this disease. The patient was beingtreated with large doses of potassium iodide and deepX ray treatment for the ulcers.
6. A man, aged 22 years, was shown with a painlessswelling about the size of half a walnut two inches behindthe left ear. There was a history of having been hitwith a cricket hall several years ago, and also a blowwhile boxing two years previously. The swelling wasgradually increasing in size, and the patient had comeup to the hospital complaining of the constant swishingor buzzing noise which it made in his head. On examina-tion it was obvious that the swelling was composed ofdilated blood-spaces, and the differential diagnosis laybetween cirsoid aneurysm and an arterio-venous aneurysmbetween the occipital artery and the lateral sinus.The pros and cons were very fully discussed by the
members of the staff present, but no doubt was expressedas to the treatment. The position of the swelling renderedthe patient liable to severe haemorrhage from any slightaccident, and the amount of inconvenience caused by thenoises in the head clearly indicated removal.
ReviewsABDOMINAL AND PELVIC SURGERY FOR PRACTITIONERS.
By RUTHERFORD MORTSON, M.A., D.C.L., LL.D.,F.R.C.S. London: Oxford University Press. 1925.With 9 illustrations. Pp. 212. 8s. 6d.NOTHING so disconcerts a doctor as a serious abdominal
case, especially if it is acute, for he has to decide whetheror not prompt operation is essential. Mr. RutherfordMorison truily says: " The fate of a patient, the victim ofan abdominal emergency, depends chiefly upon the skill andpromptitude of his doctor." Teachers have, over and overagain, preached this, and the mortality among such victimscannot be lowered unless more and more doctors act as didthe writer of the letter given by the author on p. 61.We agree with Mr. Morison that this letter should be pastedup in a prominent position in the consulting room of everydoctor in the Empire.
This book is purely clinical; it relates almost entirely todiagnosis, no operation is described, most instructive casesare given, we are told when to operate and when not to doso, it is brief and yet not a mere catalogue of facts. All thesections show that the author has soundly and judiciouslygathered together the lessons of an immense experience.This he gives to the profession in clear language; each pageis interesting, and if everyone engaged in the practice ofmedicine would spend one evening, once a year, in readingthrough this small but delightful work, the gain to himselfand the community would be great.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
EDITORIAL NOTES
IN the opening words of his article in the presentnumber, Mr. LOCKHART-MUMMERY proclaims thatthe days of the systematic lecture are over; itsdoom has been sealed by the profusion of medicalliterature, an efficient and, as he explains, a muchmore convenient substitute. Yet both his lectureand that of Sir THoMAs HORDER are strikingexamples in evidence of the value that the spokenword and the living personality of the lecturermust always possess. For we venture to believethat the presentation of these lectures is suchthat little is lost of the effect and impressivenessof their actual delivery. This has to a certainextent been achieved by publishing an almostverbatim report. It would be an affectation,however, to pretend that literary self-denial isresponsible for more than a small part of theparticular quality to which we refer. To a fargreater extent it must be contended that le stylec'est l'homme.
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Sir THOMAS HORDER is happy in a subject ofperennial interest. An unexplained pyrexia hasbeen aptly described as " one of the mysteries ofmedicine." Doubtless cases will always occurwhen the mystery must remain unsolved even ifthe pyrexia most obligingly disappears. As SirTHOMAS HORDER points out, the skill, experienceand, most of all, the perseverance of the investigatorhave much bearing on what must be regarded as"unexplained." Although Sir THOMAS HORDERhas not attempted an exhaustive classification ofpyrexias, obscure and otlerwise, it is remarkablehow extensive is the ground he has found itpossible to cover in one lecture.
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Mr. LoCKHART-MUMMERY'S lecture will also beread with eagerness. He, too, has selected one ofthose commonplace subjects on which any butthe most authoritative teaching must be avoided.He displays throughout a pleasing dogmatismwhere dogmatism is demanded with precisely thatdefiniteness and absence of ambiguity which thepractitioner will cordially welcome.
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We have received a number of letters fromcorrespondents who have paid the Fellowship ofMedicine the embarrassing compliment of presumingits capability or at least ambition to revolutionisethe medical curriculum and even to redress certainhardships and grievances incidental to professionallife. In one instance it has been suggested thatimmediate pressure may be brought to bear uponthe Ministry of Health. We welcome the views ofcorrespondents and reiterate our anxiety to affordthem the opportunity to express their individual
requirements; but we are regretfully limited to,details which deal with post-graduate teachingand education. We have received several in--teresting letters which we hope to publish anddiscuss in our next issue.
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Full particulars and syllabuses of courses andother arrangements may be obtained from theSecretary of the Fellowship of Medicine, 1, Wimpole-street, W. 1. We would call attention to thefollowing general and special courses which havebeen arranged for November and Deadember
GENERAL COURSES.Nov. 23rd-Dec. 4th .. London Temperance Hospital.Nov. 23rd-Dec. 12th .. Royal Waterloo Hospital for
Women and Children.Dec. 7th-Dec. 19th .. Hampstead General Hospital.
Diseases of the Chest.Nov. 9th-Nov. 21st .. Victoria Park Hospital.
Gyncecology.Nov. 2nd-Nov. 21st . . Chelsea Hospital for Women.
Diseases of Infants.Nov. 30th-Dec. 12th .. The Infants Hospital.
Neurology.Nov. 23rd-Dec. 12th .. West End Hospital for Nervous.
Diseases.
Psychological Medicine.Nov. 3rd-Nov. 28th .. Bethlem Royal Hospital.
Venereal Diseases.Nov. 2nd-Nov. 28th .. London Lock Hospital.
Dermatology.Dec. 7th-Dec. 19th .. Hospital for Diseases of the
Skin, Blackfriars.* * *
The scope of the various courses differs veryconsiderably so that intending participants will bewell advised to obtain a syllabus of any course inwhich they are particularly interested. In someinstances the whole of the working day is occupied;_in other instances only a limited time; and insome, again, the classes are arranged on such days.that it is possible to attend two or more desirablecourses simultaneously. Certain courses have been-specially arranged for practitioners with leisure inthe late afternoon, among which may be speciallymentioned the General Course at the LondonTemperance Hospital and the course in neurologyat the West End Hospital for Nervous Diseases.
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Sir ARTHUR KEITH will deliver the David LloydRoberts lecture on Man's Structural Defects at theRoyal Society of Medicine on Monday, Nov. 16th7at 5.30 P.M. All qualified men and women areinvited to attend.
Will Authors kindly note that any arrangementsfor the provision of reprints of their articles should bemade direct u'ith the Managerof the POST-GRADUATEMEDICAL JOURNAL, 1, Bedford-street, Strand, W.C.2.
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