FROM THE FOUNDERS OF CHILD PSYCHIATRY: THE VICISSITUDES OF A HYBRID.
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[30 YEARS A PHYSICIAN].
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[PHYSICIAN FOR OVER 30 YEARS, (W. K. FRANKEL)].
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[OVER 30 YEARS A PRACTICING PHYSICIAN (HANS KLEINSCHMIDT)].
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[PHYSICIAN FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS].
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[PHYSICIAN FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS. (A. MAHLO)].
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[PHYSICIAN FOR OVER 30 YEARS. R. SCHOEN].
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[INAUGURAL LECTURE].
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[PHYSICIAN FOR OVER 30 YEARS. W. E. BAENSCH)].
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[WALTER HUECK].
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[PHYSICIANS OF OUR TIME IN SELFREPRESENTATION. 17. MEMORIES].
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[PHYSICIAN FOR OVER 40 YEARS. (H. W. BANSI)].
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[PEDIATRIC SURGERY AT THE CROSSROADS].
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[It happened thus].
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I too was a cop.
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Identification, inspiration, and learning or learning is fun, especially when you have both Ham and Young on the menu.
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Aphasic victim as investigator.
The author (a classics professor) suffered a cerebrovascular accident, resulting in aphasia. In order to learn whether speech therapy helps aphasic patients to recover, the patient worked on Greek vocabulary and grammar and ignored Latin. (Both languages were equally well-known before the accident; skills in both languages had been totally lost afterward.) This case demonstrates the value of retraining an aphasic. After three years, testing demonstrated a professorial level of the Greek language, but Latin was essentially still missing.
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Reminiscences of poliomyelitis past.
The article by Markel in the new Historical Perspectives of Pediatrics section of the ARCHIVES brings back a flood of memories, as I belong to the generation of pediatricians who actually used tank respirators in treating patients with poliomyelitis. In 1949, the city of Baltimore, Md, closed its contagious disease hospital (Sydenham), which served all of Maryland, and transferred its function to the Baltimore City Hospitals. The reasoning, in addition to a very low occupancy rate at Sydenham, was that the only contagious disease then likely ever to occur in epidemic form was poliomyelitis.
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