Transactions of the ulster medical society

The Ulster Medical Society

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The Ulster Medical Society

Two Robert Campbell Orations were given: the first, byy Pirofessor V. P. SNydenstricker of the Rockefeller Foundlationi, dealt with "[I'he Clinical Aspects of Deficiency Diseases"; and the second, bv Professor R. A. Q. O'Meara of TIrinity College, Dublin, was entitled "Some Problems of Diphtheria in the Light of Modern KInowle(ige." On each occasion the president referred in appropriate terms t...

The Ulster Medical Society

ear attaclhnment may be conniected to the receiver by means of rubber tubing, so that the physician can listen to heart-sounds in the familiar manner. 'I'he microphone,. which takes the form of a vibration pickup, is extremely unresponsive to extraneous souLIds, andl a rubber ring surrounding it reduces to a minimum noises which mav be caused bv handlinig the instrument. 'T'he frequency respons...

The Transactions of the Belfast Medical Society, Belfast Clinical and Pathological Society and the Ulster Medical Society, with Background Notes

Ulster Medical Society

The fifth meeting of the Ulster Medical Society for session 1937-38, was held in the Whitla Medical Institute on Thursday, 13th January, 1938. The president, Professor W. W. D. Thomson, occupied the chair, and the following interesting cinematograph films were shown: (a) Sufficiency and Insufficiency of the Mitral Valve. (b) Reduction and Treatment of Simple Fracture of the Leg. (c) Fracture of...