Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
MEDICAL SCHOOL AT BOSTON,

Medical Faculty of Harvard University give notice,
that their lectures at the Massachusetts Medical COL
Iege in Boston will begin the ,hiri Wednesday OF No
vember, and he continued daily until examinations the
LIS presumed that the means, now possessed by this
seh9oi o promoting and facilitating the aciuiremen, Of
hhowleuge IA all It's branches equal 10 those
offered by any American college, and with
useful learning As auxiliary the several
dicai Instruction, the school is amply provided with sppa-
srnton; which, IL aided Gy industry on The par, OF Ire
stujeni calculated afford oT
oi Europe usually visited. These auxiliary advantages
consist In large and select medical library; cabinet oil
furnished chemical laboratory; collection of spe, linens
OF me hiieria nledic; suit OF models aud specimens for
course o recent disSecons, both public the pro s,or
asd private by the students lastly OPP
porn'niiy of acquiring practically medical aud surgical
hnowieige at ,he Massachusetts General Iiusp,taL
The following courses oflectures begin and terminate at
ihe periods winch have been specified.
Anatomy and surgery by Dr. Warren, zee : %
Chemistry Dr. torhanl is
Midwifery Medical Jurisprudence cbannini., 10
Matera Medica pr Bir.!ow 10
Theory and Practice of Physic Dr. JHcL son, -
These Constitute the regulAr medical nsruc
uon preparatory TO medical decree. Stude.is, who
choose have the additional orpor,unt, the spr
10 attend lectures Cambridge Mineraogy EGotany
Natural Philosophy, and Philosophy applied the ARTS,
as wen as on various departments OF literature.
As the Massachusetts General Hospital been
pete 10 be accessible medical until
he two last seasons msy he proper give
ct the opportunity affords for practical
dens during iheir residence in the city, The wards fh
edc" department have Away urnish he'd of
interesting cases, both and chronic which have been
under the OF the professor the theory practice
Physc Iegnai clinical lectures during the winter are
given upon these cases. and admitted
patients 50 far as TO become rxpermontay will,
ipon's o' Their diseases the progressive changes
winch take place, aud the operation and influence of
einal agents.
Is common in large establishments of the kind many
resort To the General Hospital TO undergo surgical
iiI Li necessary 10y acGidrnt or disease No
hnu 81 institution affords equal opportunities for
CURING practical acquaintance with operative surgery
ot ohV the operations ihensees hat the the
preparatory ana consequent 10 The orera"n ami the
progress ana management of c"n'aescence may be here
Wen arranged hospital affords for accommodation of the
sich renters this institution only the poorer
cass among whom ia large city accidents Of frequent
occurrence but of other individuals from distance who
come with the evacuation cf relief from chronic Haiadies
The following record OF surgical cases, ope-
raons peIiorme in the Massachusetts Hospital, 10y The
from the opening Of building il sept 1854 10 June 1928
1921 S"pL2I 0iria'ioa for Proiapsus ami.
oel' H. Ltihoiomy.
= 23. Operation for Porlileal Aneurism.
=" 20 Operation Tor TisIula in auo
Nov. 10. fractured leg.
800 Dec g. ni>Ioca,ion Of the hip in the ischati notch.
is22 jan o. Fracture of the thigh
. Compound fracture Of the leg.
Feb s. Amputation of the leg.
IL Operation tor phsmu,is
ltem0ya OF diseased toes.
March g. Fractured leg
April -. Compound comminuted fracture Of Ieg.
"a. EN.rpaiion OF iumnur from the breast
Juiyi7 Ampula,ion of the breast.
Gag ~ Go"pSnnd a. fracture Of both paeil'e
Sep.2O AmpuiaIiOH vt ihe breast. lof the eve.
Oct II. EAiirpaiion 81 the parotid gland.
Operation for prolapsus aui.
a" % Operation Tor EisIila anu.
Nov -. Operation Tor Cataract.
%. Operation Tor Necrosis.
Removing Iuniour from the foot
Dec. ~. Operation for artificial pnpii
1925 Jan 10. Removing tumour from the side.
FEB. removing fragments OF rib.
Operation cataract fiery tied
10 OPERATION Tor Inc uina anaurissl, the lilac ar
Facial nerve divided for tic dculouTenx.
%. Operation Tor ply moSiS. %
laying open fStulous ulcer over the ribs.
20 Interior nIaxillary divided for tic ,lou-
March t.. fractured leg. ll0uIeux
Operation ior Cataract.
April {. Operation for cararacl.
:. % Operation for Cataract.
May 81. Operation for Necrosis.
- 81. Fracture OF the thigh.
- 20. Operation foe CataTast.
June g. Operation for Fistula aChrymalis-
- II. Operation for Cataract
Z" e Operation for Cataract.
Operation for Eversion of eyelid
The fee Cor attendance The joint medical nd surgical