Word: physicians
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...home at Manshiet al Bakri, a waiting physician ordered an oxygen tent and summoned three specialists for consultation. The diagnosis: massive coronary thrombosis...
Different Priorities. Russian medicine differs greatly from American in emphasis and approach, especially in regard to anesthesia. Russian doctors prefer local anesthetics, particularly in appendectomies and uncomplicated deliveries. Says Polina Kachalova, senior physician at Leningrad's No. 2 Hospital: "We believe general anesthetics are more harmful and that recovery is quicker with local anesthetics." Though surgery is often more traumatic as a result, few Russians seem to complain...
Died. Major General Howard M. Snyder, 89, Army doctor, physical-fitness buff and sometime medical adviser to Dwight D. Eisenhower, who served Ike when he was Army Chief of Staff and Allied Supreme Commander in Europe, convinced him to give up smoking and, as official White House physician, encouraged his friend and President to take up painting and play more golf; of heart disease; in Washington...
Coach John Yovicsin said that Mesereau "is just taking some time off," He told Mesereau that he needed "professional help," and the team physician, Thomas Quigley, sent Mesereau to see a counselor at the University Health Services. "It's like any other injury," Yovicsin explained, "It's like a sprained ankle...
...only calling back to mind forgotten experiences. The example he gives is of a woman who was able to write Arabic quotations, although she was totally innocent of the language. It was later discovered that she had, as a child seen the phrases which she wrote, in her physician's office, and had merely brought them back to mind. This may explain the Rosemary Brown phenomenon. Although her publicists have implied that she has no musical training, she has, in fact been a mediocre pianist for many years, and is familiar with the styles of many composers. The works...