Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Physicians Revi Canadian and American physicians will review new research and developments in techniques and procedures in clinical medicine and ophthalmology at two seminars sponsored by the USC School of Medicine during March. More than 100 physicians, about two-thirds of them Canadians, are expected for the Update in Clinical Medicine seminar March 2224 at the Myrtle Beach Hilton in Myrtle Beach. About 40 V* 4- V* r x 1 t?v* /-v 1 rX ml r? I u}jiiiiidiiiiuiu?iaid ate: UApec ted for the Ophthalmology Seminar March 24-26 at the Hilton. Both seminars provide continuing medical education credits to participants. The clinical medicine seminar is designed for physicians who specialize in general practice, family practice and internal medicine will be discussed with sessions on glaucoma, pupillary and optic nerve abnormalities, retinal signs r?f evetotnif Hicoacp anr) tho Wl UJ M..V* evaluation of the eye in the generalises office. Endocrinology and pulmonary diseases will be reviewed March 24. Sessions on sexual problems in aging men, adult respiratory distress syndrome, infertile couples and new concepts in the management of asthma inrliiHpH nn thp nrnffram All the conference sessions begin at 8:30 a.m. and conclude by 12:30 p.m., leaving participants with time to enjoy Myrtle Beach recreational activities. The ophthalmology seminar will begin on the morning of March 24 and will review a number of eye diseases and methods of treatment. The management of glaucoma, including laser treatment, eye problems associated with diabetes and techniques in orbital surgery are examples of the sessions scheduled during the conference, which will run all day, from 7:30 a.m.- 5 p.m., March 24. On March 25 and 26, the conference will be in session from 8 a.m.- noon with afternoon lab programs open to a limited number of participants. Most of the physicians lecturing at the conferences in- v ?>vmi umr is inc student newspaper 01 llit' University of South ( .iiiilin.1 .iixl is published loui limes .1 week on Mondays Wednesdays. I bur sdavs .iikI trid.i>s dining the I.ill and spring semesters and vseekl* on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the exception < >1 university holidays .ind examination periods. Opiiiiiins expressed in the (iAMK ()( K are I hose ol the editors and not those ol the University ol South ( arolina. The University ol South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. I he Hoard ol Student Publications and Communications is the publisher ol tin ? wc i\ inc Muni'ni Menu Department is I ho parent organization of lhi> (j AMI C C)( K ( hange of address forms, subscription iciiursls and other correspondence should he sent to the (,AMI COCK, Box H5l.ll, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C Subscription rales are $15.00 for one (I) >ear. Ml 00 per fall or spring semester and $ I 00 for both summer sessions. third dass postage paid at Columbia, S ( I Bxilif SL_ Toll-free H wmm Have you ever had trou , locating services for It^W handicapped fam member, client or triend: are from the USC School of A toll-free telephone 1 Medicine faculty . Along with Proyiding information their presentations, question statewide services and answer sessions are handicapped citizens w included on both conference j"*? ?Peratlon March programs. USC. The South Caroli H 0 uooaii wh r.:^iiJ.:inz^x ' \: \ > V|1 * |M9a9P|K >; ^Bfii/-"^ ''.> v9Kj^Hk p~-~i -V-rjT.~-"f^~i- J ! --*-; feJflKBh ^ ilipP^^^W >??* ? wt 3E?te ^V K. f fl SImimM ^? ^JL -<*, *<i . I ^NB By <?e&*#z**~**v jv Jlg? ^hK^, JNmHI j^^KSS^- *. .. :f*- jmyJ M U?> I I. Mm v Lowenb andicapped Line Nursing Handicapped Services In- A four-session a update semin ily formation System (SCHSIS) medications will b is a computerized in- April 1 and 15 and fl ine formation and referral 20 by the USC C svstpm that ran nrovide Nursing. f"" ' r The registration f quick information over the seminar, to be hei 0n. phone on services available College of Nursing, a to the handicapped in South session of $100 for Carolina from 8:30 a.m. to 5 sessions. Deadli na p.m. registration is or riends stand up for y en yon need them. m, 'uSf ?y/ifH H1 r- -7-7r~."~-i"-^' ~-t77,?"~<yJ.--3--.v.- y - -~ i r'r^"~~ ~j-Jrp "~^^2^B ' ~-5 '-7~?~-&r. ~7 ? v~~ ~ "J" : - "i 177 A ?~"> - _ "J. " 777-7 7-j Bl?i!^H8^mfflB8fflH^?4^j^^H^H69BS1 H wtjfi ff, -* <i fl r a h ||B5KHaw|B Bfc, *iBi ?.//<? fl *?jJMI SI-- . rati. Here's to good friei (c-1982 Boor Brewed by Millei Update Seminar nursing prior to each session. iar 011 e offered Sessions and their day 6 and respective dates are Overollege of the-Counter Medications, Anril 1 Pe?if>V>nnniir/\j;/. l&pi It A, & OJ VllV/lltUl UHt ee for the Disorders and Pain, April Id at the 15. Cardiovascular is $30 per Medications, May 6; and all four Urinary Tract Medications ine for and New Medications, May le week 20. ou 9B ! tfip^i^^l^^pl g?S|?g| ^Hj~ . is slimilrl <;<?t li<>?* nd timing, m , ?>me surefooted, V\ for something J?| ' 4 _ nus. r Brewing Co . Milwaukee. Wis