The Corpuscle. . tions for graduationand will receive the degree of M. D. from that institution thisspring. Dr. Flonan has devoted most of his time in Berlin to workin the physiological laboratory under Prof. Dubois-Reymond, whodied recently, and his assistants. He will return in July next. Dr. J. R. Barnett has the appointment as assistant superinten-dent of the Asylum for the Feeble-Minded at Lincoln, 111. Of , who is a Rush alumnus, the Lincoln Herald says: It has 292 The Corpuscle. been known that Dr. J. R. Barnett, of Hartsburg, was practically-sure of appointment as assistant s
The Corpuscle. . tions for graduationand will receive the degree of M. D. from that institution thisspring. Dr. Flonan has devoted most of his time in Berlin to workin the physiological laboratory under Prof. Dubois-Reymond, whodied recently, and his assistants. He will return in July next. Dr. J. R. Barnett has the appointment as assistant superinten-dent of the Asylum for the Feeble-Minded at Lincoln, 111. Of , who is a Rush alumnus, the Lincoln Herald says: It has 292 The Corpuscle. been known that Dr. J. R. Barnett, of Hartsburg, was practically-sure of appointment as assistant superintendent, but we did not men-tion it because there was a possibility of change. It is now in orderto say that this appointment will give great satisfaction in LoganCounty, where the doctor has hosts of friends. He is not only agood physician, but a gentleman of ability and character and will befound accommodating toward the people and kind to the inmatesand employes. No better selection could have been EDWARD JENNER The Corpuscle. RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE, CHICAGO, Department Lake Forest University. Vol. VI. MAY, 1897. No. 9. CLINIC OF PROFESSOR NICHOLAS SENN. REPORTED BY C. C. CUMMINGS, MARCH 30, 1897. No. 1.—This patient was operated upon in the last clinic fortumor of the parotid gland. We had no reason to suspect that itwas carcinomatous. It was slow in growth and regular in outline,showing that it was not malignant. I concluded to remove it byenucleation with a considerable portion of the gland itself. I hadto cut through a thick mantel of gland tissue. It was diagnosti-cated as an adenoma and is probably an adeno-fibroma. I ac-quainted the patient with the fact that we might injure the facialnerve or Stensons duct in performing the operation. The resultof the operation shows that the principal branches of the facialnerve have escaped. You will, however, see a slight paralysis ofthe muscles of the left upper eyelid when the patient tries to closeit. S
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