A history of United States Army Base Hospital No36 (Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery Unit) organized at Detroit, Michigan, April 11th, 1917 . pt. Haughey Conjunctivitis 97 Conjunctival Irritation Conjunctivitis (Gas) 130 Cornea Abrasions and Foreign Bodies 3 Corneal Ulcer 18 Cataract 1 Chalazion 33 Choroiditis 3 Enucleation, Convalescent from 11 Enucleation 9 Episcleritis 1 Evisceration 1 Fundus. Examination, Consultation 17 Globe, Injury of 16 Intraocular F. B.: Non-Magnetic 4 Magnetic 3 Extraction of 3 Iritis 17 Keratitis 6 Lachrymal 2 Leucoma 1 Lid Abscess 1 Lid Injury 13 Loss of Vis
A history of United States Army Base Hospital No36 (Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery Unit) organized at Detroit, Michigan, April 11th, 1917 . pt. Haughey Conjunctivitis 97 Conjunctival Irritation Conjunctivitis (Gas) 130 Cornea Abrasions and Foreign Bodies 3 Corneal Ulcer 18 Cataract 1 Chalazion 33 Choroiditis 3 Enucleation, Convalescent from 11 Enucleation 9 Episcleritis 1 Evisceration 1 Fundus. Examination, Consultation 17 Globe, Injury of 16 Intraocular F. B.: Non-Magnetic 4 Magnetic 3 Extraction of 3 Iritis 17 Keratitis 6 Lachrymal 2 Leucoma 1 Lid Abscess 1 Lid Injury 13 Loss of Vision 3 No. Disease Present No record Opaque Nerve Fibres 0 Optic Atrophy 1 Fracture Orbit .* 2 Orbital Injury 3 Palpabritis Marginalis 15 Panophthalmitis 0 Papillitis 1 Refraction 197 Retinitis Albumemiria • . 1 Retinitis Pigmentosa 4 Pterygium 5 Strabismus 5 Trachoma 4 / Vitreous Hemorrhage 1 / Vitreous Opacities 1 ServiceMajor Patton21 118 112 ,112 64 184 21 24 8 26 2 3 11 44 2 5 0 11 1 10 1 2 5 6 59 76 18 34 5 9 3 6 3 6 5 22 4 10 3 5 2 3 1 2 33 46 4 6 52 52 1 1 0 1 1 3 14 16 13 28 2 2 14 15 167 364 1 2 1 5 3 8 2 7 1 5 7 8 4 5 621 671 1292. Eye, Eai. Aoji, and Thioat Opciatmy Room, Hospital A. Capt. Wilfred Haughey. HEAD SECTION Detroit Commandery Knights Templar HospitalHOTEL CENTRAL The Head Section was located in the Central, otherwise known as Hospital A. I donot know if Hospital A is being written up separately, but wish to take the opportunityhere to state that it was at first placed under the command of Major Shurly with CaptainHaughey second in command. When the first patients were received by Base Hospital36 Major Shnrly with Major Walker and others, was on an inspection trip around i;ranee,so the command of Hospital A devolved upon me. I had been in bed four days with theflu when the adjutant Captain McGraw. later Lieutenant Colonel, asked me to take activecharge of the hospital, as patients would be received within two hours. Within that two hours beds were placed
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