Albany medical annals . dmission Requirements: Each candidate must fur-nish evidence of the satisfactory completion, in a recognizedcollege or scientific school, of at least one .years course ofstudy including, German or French, English, biology, physicsand chemistry, or an equivalent. Beginning with January1, 1918, two years of college work will be required. UnionCollege, the academic department of Union University,Schenectady, N. Y., has arranged for such a course. Classes at the Albany Medical College, are restricted innumber. Women are admitted. Tuition: The charge for tuition is $ a
Albany medical annals . dmission Requirements: Each candidate must fur-nish evidence of the satisfactory completion, in a recognizedcollege or scientific school, of at least one .years course ofstudy including, German or French, English, biology, physicsand chemistry, or an equivalent. Beginning with January1, 1918, two years of college work will be required. UnionCollege, the academic department of Union University,Schenectady, N. Y., has arranged for such a course. Classes at the Albany Medical College, are restricted innumber. Women are admitted. Tuition: The charge for tuition is $ a year and$ for matriculation. There are no extra fees except forrental of microscopes, laboratory breakage, and certainexpensive supplies. The academic year begins Sept. 24, 1917. All inquiriesand other communications should be addressed to ThomasOrdway, , Dean, Albany Medical College, Albany, Vol. XXXIX No. 2 ALBANYMEDICAL ANNALS Journal of the Alumni Association of theAlbany Medical College FEBRUARY, 1918. Acr<p&Xk$ Kctl Efntedov ecttqo to crbv l$o$. Ek (tkotov fnhv ALBANY MEDICAL ANNALS Journal of the Alumni Association of the Albany Medical College EDITED BY J. Montgomery Mosher, M. D. Published on the First of every monthSubscription Price, Two dollars per annum in advanceAdvertising Rates given on Application Address all communications to ALBANY MEDICAL ANNALS, Albany Medical College, Albany, N. as Second Class matter at the Post Office, Albany, N. Y. Vol. XXXIX, No. 2 CONTENTS February, 1918 ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS A Case of Unilateral Hypertrophy of the Whole Left Side with Autopsy By Hermon C. Gordinier, M. D. 4Note on the Diagnostic Use of the X-Ray in Pneumonia, with Especial Reference to the Position of the Diaphragm By L. W. Gorham, M. D. 5 Report of Committee on Medical Schools and Hospitals By James C. Farrell CORRESPONDENCE Letters from the War By Charles G. Briggs, M. D. EDITORIAL Biochemistry and the War By Arthur Knudson, Ph. D. PUBL
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