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The academic pursuits of Otolaryngology have a long tradition at the University
of Louisville School of Medicine. The first lecturer in Ear, Nose, and Throat
Disorders was Professor J.M. Bodine in 1871; Professor Bodine was later made the
Dean of the School of Medicine.
The first full-fledged academic unit in Ophthalmology, Otology and Laryngology
was established in 1907 under the directorship of Dr. J. Morrison Ray making the
University of Louisville among the first American medical schools with a full
time academic unit in Otolaryngology. Our rich heritage is further complemented
by our contemporary change and growth. The Division of Otolaryngology has
experienced tremendous growth in the period of 2000 to 2005 in terms of both
breadth and depth. Our faculty has grown by five members to increase our total
full-time faculty to nine! This growth has expanded our educational offerings
to students and residents, enhanced our clinical capability and increased both
the quality and quantity of research in our division.
Otolaryngology 2000-2005 Report
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