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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1938
Page
7
Naomi Doebel describes the fluoroscope as a vital diagnostic tool at St Luke's Hospital. The article explains how real time shadow imaging reveals heart and lung movement, stomach and intestine progress, and bone and foreign body locations aiding treatment decisions.
The article notes a portable X ray unit at St Luke's for use in patient rooms and operations. It explains its role in tracking swallowed objects and foreign bodies, assessing lung involvement in pneumonia, checking bone healing, and aiding surgeons during procedures.
The text critiques Webster and Osler on coryza and autumnal catarrh. It defines hay fever as an acute mucous membrane hypersensitivity to pollen and notes uncertainty about cellular versus neural origins while mentioning related sinusitis.
The text argues that calcium deficiency may affect all body cells including nerves muscles and mucous membranes. It notes Americans may be calcium deficient and that vitamin D is needed to absorb and retain calcium. The author endorses calcium and vitamin D treatment to relieve various fevers and offers monographs on request.
The note asks readers to mail a three cent stamped self addressed envelope and to exclude a clipping. It instructs not to send a clip ping in place of the request.
Question discusses a 10 year old with a broken arm and fears of re injury from skating. The answer endorses handling the situation with optimism and not overprotecting the child. A medical column notes limited use of tonsillectomy and advocates modern electro coagulation with local anesthesia.
Argentina, boasting over 25 000 miles of railroads, stands first among Latin American republics and eighth globally in active railways.
The piece notes Boston’s geographic quirks with streets and ends mislabeling directions. It highlights examples such as the south end being the west end, streets changing names, and institutions like Boston College located in Newton, creating navigational puzzles for travelers.
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