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From the housestaff - one side of the story ...
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Contributors:
Al Attyah Downey, CA caal@attbi.com
Bob Klein Rochester, NY rcfklein@earthlink.net
Myron Liptzin Chapel Hill, NC mblip@mindspring.com
James Myers Encintas, CA docmyers@dnamail.com
Barbara Newborg Durham, NC bnewborg@ne.rr.com
S. DuBose Ravenel High Point, NC Dbravenel@aol.com
William Sutton Naples, FL wsutton@swfla.rr.com
Carl Voyles Anna Maria, FL carvoy@aol.com
Barry Tharp Davis, CA stonetharp@sbcglobal,net
Walter Kempner Durham, NC
Peritz Scheinberg Miami, FL
W.W. (Putt) Pryor Greenville, SC
David L. Smith, Jackson, MS idelvis@bellsouth.net
Stephen Rostand Birmingham, AL
Galen Wagner Durham, NC wagne004@mc.duke.edu
J. Edwin Clement Greenville, NC clementje@earthlink.net
Alan Ory Alamo, CA alanory@msn.com
Eldora Terrell High Point, NC
Frederick Cobb Durham, NC cobb0003@mc.duke.edu
Andrew Wallace Hillsborough, NC andrew.g.wallace@dartmouth.edu
John Laszlo Atlanta, GA jlaszlo@comcast.net
Herb Kaplan Denver, CO bkaplan@rm.incc.net
David Dunn Milwaukee, WI
Emile Gebel Shelby, NC shagreennursery@aol.com
Arthur Finn Chapel Hill, NC afinn@med.unc.edu
Earl Metz Worthington, OH
John Hugh Malone Concord, NC hmalone@IOCnet.net
Edited by Carl Voyles carvoy@aol.com
Contents:
Prologue - Carl Voyles
Sunday School at Duke Hospital - Bob Klein
Just Say For Me --- Bose Ravenel
Narcolepsy - Bose Ravelel
Al Attyah Says - Carol Attyah
Yawners and Non-Yawners - Barbara Newborg
Anatomical Snuffbox - Barbara Newborg
Subacute Bacterial Endocarditis - Barbara Newborg
Will Someone Show Dr. Voyles - Carl Voyles
Have You Ever Seen a Football Game? - Carl Voyles
We'll Play Again Tomorrow - Carl Voyles
Elderly Gentleman with End-stage Lung Disease - Barry Tharp
Ice in the Men's Room - Barry Tharp
One Way Ticket to Pittsburgh -- Barry Tharp
All-Nighter on Osler - Barry Tharp
Does the Red Cell Breathe? - William Sutton
What This Patient Needs - Myron Liptzin
I Knew Gene Stead - Peritz Scheinberg
Dr. Stead's Intern - Putt Pryor
High Arches - Putt Pryor
I'll Eat My Hat - Putt Pryor
My Mother Taught Me To Be Neat - Putt Pryor
Nickel Bet - Putt Pryor
A Great Experience - Putt Pryor
You Look Handsome Like the Devil - Walter Kempner
A Big Bunch of Hooey - Walter Kempner
We Will Determine Everything, But Not the Cholesterol - Walter Kempner
Editor's Note, Subject: "Cholesterol" - Carl Voyles
Why Is Everyone So much Against Me? - Walter Kempner
We Are Better Off Without That! - Walter Kempner
Retirement - Walter Kempner
Stead Stories, There Are So Many! - David L. Smith
Accurate Recording of Inaccurate Data - David L. Smith
Inflammation of the Bellows - David L. Smith
What This Patient Needs - David L. Smith
House Call - David L. Smith
The World Belongs to Those Who Work a Little Harder - David L. Smith
Some Things I Remember - David L. Smith
What This Patient Needs Is An "Old Time" Doctor - Stephen Rostand
Composite Drawing of the Optic Fundi - Stephen Rostand
Have You Examined This Patient? - Stephen Rostand
Bumps on the Jugular - Stephen Rostand
Cerebral Edema - Stephen Rostand
Solution to a Problem - Stephen Rostand
Wage Negotiations - Stephen Rostand
How's Gene Stead? - Stephen Rostand
We All Change With Time - Stephen Rostand
Who Was Smarter? - Stephen Rostand
The Chief of the Chief - Galen Wagner
When Bruni Came Our Way -- Galen Wagner
Ladd's Gifts - Galen Wagner
A Tale of Nott Ward - J. Edwin Clement
Have You Been Up All Night? - Alan Ory
Marriage In the Duke Chapel - Alan Ory
Bess and EAS at Work (Photo)
Bess and EAS - Galen Wagner
I Have Another Pair Like These - Frank Bone
Down the Hall with a Full Bed Pan - Eldora Terrell
Another Recollection - Eldora Terrell
The Boy from Mississippi - Frederick Cobb
It Turned Out To Be a Gallstone - Andrew Wallace
We Sat In Silence - Andrew Wallace
A Chief Resident's Synopsis - Andrew Wallace
Biography of Dr. Stead - John Laszlo
Morning Report Begins Promptly at Eight - John Laszlo
What This Patient Needs Is a "You-Know-What" - Herb Kaplan
People Who Don't Do What I Say - Herb Kaplan
Working Too Hard as an Intern - Herb Kaplan
You Can Tell Them As Much As I Can - Herb Kaplan
You Can Train a Chimp to Put a Clip on an Aneurysm - David Dunn
Oh! I Get It! - Emile Gebel
Not a 168-Hour-a-Week Doc - Emile Gebel
Dr. Stead Has Mellowed - Emile Gebel
Your Charge Is To Make This Patient Comfortable - Emile Gebel
A Screener in the Medical Clinic - Emile Geble
A Cold, Wintry Sunday - Emile Geble
Can You Do Serial Sevens? - Arthur Finn
I Never Again Even Blinked on Rounds - Arthur Finn
I Knew It Was All Over - Earl Metz
Either You're a Fool or You Think I Am - Earl Metz
I Don't Know How You Feel About Father Figures - Earl Metz
Nobody Cuts On Me Unless Dr. Stead Says So - Earl Metz
The Watson-Schwartz Test - John Malone
A Relatively Insensitive Organ - John Malone
It Was as if He Had Crawled Down Into the Bronchial Tree - John Malone
Excommunication to the Back Side of the Moon - John Malone
Oral Exam in Medicine - John Malone
The Influence of Drs. Stead, Davidson and Harrison - John Malone
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