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Title: Annual announcement of the Dental School of Harvard University
Year: 1868 (1860s)
Authors: Harvard School of Dental Medicine
Subjects: Harvard School of Dental Medicine Harvard School of Dental Medicina
Publisher: Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Harvard Medical School

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ted insymptoms and behavioral disturbances. Additional hours are given tointroduce methods of history taking and examination of patients de-signed to understand more fully socio-emotional factors in illness. Lectures and section teaching. Dr. Nemiah and Staff. RADIOLOGY Herbert L. Abrams, m.d., Philip H. Cook Professor of Radiology and Headof the Department. First Year. — Radiological instruction during the first year com-prises a series of lectures, during the course in Anatomy, designed tointroduce and apply the X-ray method as a means of studying grossinternal anatomy in health and disease. The practical application ofthese methods is extended in the Saturday clinics. Second Year. — During the first semester of the second year, smallgroup exercises and laboratories are conducted in conjunction withthe program of correlative teaching, with emphasis on the systemicapproach to X-ray interpretation and the correlation of abnormalfindings with gross pathology and pathophysiology. 56
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Division of Studies inthe Third Year The 11-Month Clinical Dentistry Core The 11-month Clinical Dentistry Core covers the second semesterof the second year, and the first semester of the third year. It is atthis time that the student will develop the fundamental skills ofdiagnosis, therapy, and prevention in clinical dentistry. Course Hours Aseptic Technique Dental Auxiliary Utilization Ecological Dentistry Fund. Stomat. System (F. Occl.) Nutrition 3° 5270 36 14 Oral Histopathology, Oral Medicine, and Oral DiagnosisOral Radiology 70 25 Oral Surgery lectures— 10 hours, clinic — 60 hoursOrthodontics 70i32 Pedodontics 88 Periodontics 161 Pharmacology Restorative DentistryDental AnatomyDental Materials 6 343° Prosthetics 380 Operative and Endodontics 290 Total 1488 58 DENTAL MEDICINE The tabulated hours overleaf indicate the approximate allotment oftime for various subjects covered in the Clinical Dentistry Core. As the entering classes are limited, it is possible to reduce the time

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