Word: rewarming
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Died. The Rev. Dr. H. (for Helmut) Richard Niebuhr, 67, Sterling Professor of Theology and Christian Ethics at Yale Divinity School, Missouri-born younger brother of Union Theological Seminary's Reinhold Niebuhr. 70, a theologian who sought to rewarm Christian symbols long chilled into cliches, who once observed: "In the West the most sensitive, if not yet most, men are living in a great religious void; their half-gods are gone and the gods have not yet arrived"; of a heart attack; in Greenfield, Mass...
...less than five minutes, this rapid freezing kills the offending, misfiring nerve cells. If the freezing extends a bit too far and the patient becomes unable to move his arm satisfactorily, Dr. Cooper has 30 seconds in which to correct the error and rewarm the thalamus. Most patients can be out of bed the same day and out of the hospital within a week...
...practical purposes, dry. Under these ideal conditions he was able to remove virtually all the tumor within ten minutes, though he probably could have taken four times as long without added risk. The research team removed their tubes and clamps, let the patient's own blood rewarm her brain...
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