Evening star., 1939-01-15
6. W. u. Will Be Host
To 1o0phtha|moIogists
From April 4 10 IS
School of Medicine Series
Will Include Intensive
POSTGRADUATE Course


POSTGRADUATE Course
The most modern methods in the
diagnosis and medical and surgical
treatment of eye diseases and dis
orders will be presented in lectures
and demonstrations by "a leading
opthalmologists at the George
Washington University School of
Medicine April Ais.
The program will include the
university's third annual SiX-day in
tensive postgraduate course in
ophthalmology, which will take place
April 10-15, and preceding this
April 4-8, a tive-day practical course
in surgery, pathology and orthoptics,
limited to 25 participants
Thirty-four lecturers from impor-
tant medical centers throughout the
United States and Canada, includ-
ing II guest lecturers and II resi-
dent members of the staff of the
department of ophthalmology of the
University School of Medicine, will
compose the staff of instruction.
The program is under the direction
of the department of ophthalmology
Nf the School of Medicine
Specialists Will Attend.
Eye specialists from all parts of
the United States and Canada will
come to Washington to attend. In
previous years the courses have
drawn registrants from "a States
and two Canadian provinces, 1913
registering in 1887, the first year,
and 180 registering in 1898.
Eminent ophthalmologist who
will lecture April 1915 in the six
day intensive postgraduate course,
together with their subjects, are as
follows:
DR.. Francis Heed Adler, professor
OF ophthalmology, University of
Pennsylvania School of Medicine
and consulting surgeon, Wills Hos
pital, physiology of Vision"
DR.. S. Judd Beach, ophthalmic
surgeon of the Maine Eye and Ear
1nflrmary, "Refraction' and DIFF
ferential Diagnosis of Edema of the
Eyelids"
DR.. William L. Benedict, professor
OF ophthalmology, Mayo Foundation,
Medical Management of Ophthal-
mic Disease"
DR.. William H. Crisp. member of
the staff of the Jewish Consump-
'tlves' Relief Society Sanitarium,
Physiological Optics"
Squint Treatment.
DR.. William Thornwall Davis. pro-
= lessor OF ophthalmology and execu-
tive officer of the department of
ophthalmology at George Washing
ton University School of Medicine,
The Treatment of Squint."
DR.. Edward c. Elicit, surgeon O.
T: d., Memphis Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Hospital, Medical Manage
ment OF Cataract" and Surgery of
. Cataract Other Than the Senile
Type"
DR.. F. Bruce Fralick, professor of
ophthalmology, University of Michi-
gan School of Medicine, Surgical
and Applied Anatomy of the Eve
and Its Adnexa."
u. Everett l.. Goar, member of
staff, Hermann, Southern Pacific
and Houston Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospitals, silt Lamp Microscopy"
Or. E. Leonard Goodman. clin-
1cal instructor in ophthalmologv
at George Washington University
School of Medicine, preparation Of
Material for Animal Surgery"
External Diseases of the Eve
DR.. John Green, professor of
ophthalmology, st. Louis University
OF Medicine, External Diseases of
the Eye. Including the Cornea."
DR.. Allen Greenwood, consulting
ophthalmologist. Boston City (Mass.)
Eye and Ear Infrmary and Beth
Israel Hospitals, Cataract Surgery.
DR.. Parker Heath, professor of
ophthalmology, Wayne University
College of Medicine, "Glaucoma."
DR.. P. Chalmers Jameson, sur
geon, Brooklyn Eye and Ear and st.
Johns Caledonian Hospitals, The
Choice of Operation for Squint."
DR.. Walter Lancaster, consulting
ophthalmic surgeon, Massachusetts
Eye and Ear Infirmary, Lighting
In Relation to Ophthalmology."
DR.. S. Hanford Mckee, clinical
professor of ophthalmology, McGill
University. "Bacteriology of the
Eye"
DR.. c. S. OBrien, professor and
head of the department of ophthal-
mology, State University of Iowa,
Local Anesthesia in Ophthal-
mology"
Dr. Luther Peter, professor of
ophthalmology, University of Penn
sylvania Graduate School of Medi-
cine, "Perimetry"
Headaches of Ocular Origin.
DR.. Albert D. Ruedemann, member
of staff, Cleveland Clinic Founda-
tion, "Endocrine DISTINCTION in Re-
aation to the Eye" and Headaches
and Head Pain of Ocular Origin"
DR.. Ernest Sheppard, associate
professor of ophthalmology, the
George Washington University
School of Medicine, "Embryology of
the Eye; Clinical Applications.
: DR.. Georgiana Dvorak Theobald.
assistant clinical professor, Rush
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