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UWOMJ Volume 39, Number 2, December 1968 Western University Western University Scholarship@Western University of Western Ontario Medical Journal Digitized Special Collections 12-1968 UWOMJ Volume 39, Number 2, December 1968 Western University Follow this and additional works at: https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/uwomj Part of the Medicine and Health Sciences Commons Recommended Citation Western University, "UWOMJ Volume 39, Number 2, December 1968" (1968). University of Western Ontario Medical Journal. 210. https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/uwomj/210 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Digitized Special Collections at Scholarship@Western. It has been accepted for inclusion in University of Western Ontario Medical Journal by an authorized administrator of Scholarship@Western. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. 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MEDICAL J{) lJ Fl ~ A L_________________________ v _o _L. _3_9._N_o_._2 _DE_c_E_MB_E_R_._•~ - THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO EDITOR Martin J. Inwood ASSOCIATE EDITOR Ron Wexler '70 SUMMER RESEARCH EDITOR Peter Nichol '70 NEWS AND VIEWS EDITOR Pat Porte '70 BOOK REV IEW EDITORS Dave Scheifele '69 ; Doug Holder '69 ; Re id Finlayson '69 ; Jim Laing '69 ASSISTANT EDITORS Bob Page '71; Dave Peachey '71 ; Robert Burrows '69; Al iver Robinow '69 PROOF READERS Steve Pearl '70 ; Park Parry '70 Sandra Witherspoon '72 CIRCULATION MANAGER Dave Blaine "69 CIRCULATION ASSISTANTS Brian Bloomfield '70 ; Sue Ball '69 ADVERTISING MANAGER Art Kushner '70 ADVERTISING ASSISTANTS Gerry Brown '70; Brian Kelly '70 BUSINESS MANAGER Mike Simmons '70 ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Bill Payne ' 71 PHOTOGRAPHERS Dave Carswell '70 ; Ross Cameron '72 ARTISTS Ann Breckenridge '69; Earl Dobkin '69 ; Bob Yovanovitch '70 FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD Dr. C. Buck, Dr. E. Plunkett, Dr. M. Smout, Dr. B. Squires, Dr. J. Thompson THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO MEDICAL JOURNAL is published four limes per year by the undergraduate students of the UWO Medical School. Est. In Oct. 1930. Subscription rates $5.00 per year. Notify any change of address promptly. All editorial, advertising and circulation correspondence Is to be addressed to the editor, advertising mgr., and circulation mgr. respectively, UWO Medical Journal, Health Sciences Centre, U.W.O., London, Canada. Printers: Hunter Pri nting London Ltd., London, Canada. CONTRIBUTIONS will be accepted with the understanding that they are made solely to this publication. Articles should be of practical value to students and medical practitioners. Original research work Is most welcome. Articles should not be longer than 3,000 words, and we will more readily accept those of shorter length. Introduction and summary of conclusions, should be Included. Drawings and photographs will ba accepted, the former to be In black ink and drawn clearly on wh ite cardboard. All artic les submitted must be typewritten, on one side of paper only, with double spacing and two Inch margins on each side. Canadian Press (American) spelling must be adhered to. The format for references Is as follows: For books: Author(s) : title of book, publisher, place, year. For Journals: Author(s): title of article, name of Journal (abbreviated as in the World List of Scientific Periodicals), volume: page, year. No part of the content of this Journal may be reproduced without the written authorization of the Editor. PRoVIODINE OvuLES FUNGICIDE • TRICHOMONACIDE • BACTERICIDE *Polyvinylpyrrolidone· Iodine 10% ...... .. .. .... 500 mg, (50 mg. Available Iodine) per ovule in a vehicle rapidly soluble - diffusible - miscible with vaginal secretion$ ADMINISTRATION Insert 1 ovule. high into the vagina (Use of applicator is optional) 20 consecvfive Joy treatment (even during mtnsfru•. otion). Repeat if necessary CONTRAINDICATION : None, except sensitivity to Iodine SECONDARY EFFECTS :, At the very beginning of treatment there may oe a sensation of mild local irritation. This sensation usually disappears less than Y2 hour or after 2nd or 3rd administration. If intolerance persists, .slop freofmenf N.l . - Calor ..,sily removed with water from natural fabrics or skin; from synthetic fabrics, by washing in dilute ammonia solution. Box of 20 ovules (applicator and instructions) FULL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST Truly Canadian in Research RDUGIER INC. and Development 3878-2e Contents 35 Editorial-Ron Wexler '70 36 Trends in Medical Education A Description of the Curriculum at three Medical Schools-W. F. Clark '70 The Major Problems As We See Them-F. C. Bryans '70 Proposed Curriculum at a New Medical School--.1. Cox '70 Dr. J. Wendall MacLeod-H. So/tan '70 49 The Tooth Pullers Palace--Martin J. Inwood '69 50 The Production of Medical ETV-Dr. H. J . Thurlow 53 Camsi Summer Field Clinics-.lamaica '68 Paediatrics-University Hospital, Kingston-V. Pakulis '69 Children Hospital-Jamaica '68-N. Leal '70 Rural Jamaica-A. Breckenridge '69 58 Summer Research Fibrinolytic Activity and Thrombo-Embolic Disease--H. M. Rubenstein '70 Research in the Netherlands- W. Wassener '70 60 Letters to the Editor 64 Departmental Roundup Department of Psychiatry-D. Peachey '71 Department of Physiology-R. Page '71 66 Alumni Section 66 Diphenylhydantoin-Or. R. Ludwig '66 70 News and Views-P. Porte '70 77 Book Reviews-D. Scheifele '69 'The direction in which education scans a man will determine his future life.'' Plato TO PARENTS You may obtain detailed information about the fine educational facilities of this university by writing to: THE REGISTRAR THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO LONDON. CANADA THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO Bank of Montreal ANYTOWN1 CAIIADA 8 &8 ..... uuoo-oo ~·: 0000•0001"?~ BHDcordcheK the guaranteed cheque with builtin credit • Good for goods and good for cash. • Provides$500-or more -instant credit when you need it. • Guaranteed by Bank of Montreal. See your local branch soon. ~ Bank of Montreal Canada's First Bank Editorial Greetings and welcome back to part two a total background in their disciplines, in our continuing verbal meanderings. We sometimes to the extent that the student hope that this one will be better than ever gains no perspective at all. Clinicians, on with more pictures, fascinating reading and the other hand expect the student to know another colour for those of you who took all of the necessary surface anatomy, drug offence at the last issue's cover. doses and applications of physiology which the student has not sorted out when he This issue will concern itself to a large reaches third year. Possibly less 'academic extent with education, and it would be freedom' and greater planning by the faculty wonderful to be able to distill for you on as a whole as to what shall be taught is this page the essence of the great thoughts the answer. cerebrated by the many minds who have spoken and written to great length on this I can't agree with the desire for abolition problem, and to have a concrete answer of exams. Until someone can prove which will provide students, teachers, conclusively that one method of evaluation administrators and the profession as a whole is better than another, my opinion will stand with minimal suffering , enough time and that I have never seen anyone who understood personnel, perfectly organized schedules and a subject fail because of an exam, nor have maximally trained physicians so as to I seen someone in medicine fail who satisfy everyone. But I can't.
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