Routine Blalock-Taussig operation becomes standard at Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins physicians describe the Blalock-Taussig blue baby operation as routine at the hospital. Since its development by Drs Alfred Blalock and Helen Taussig, more than 600 procedures have been performed with over 85 percent success, and Hopkins now books two months in advance for inquiries and appointments for child patients with the blue baby condition. The process includes diagnostic workups, angiocardiography when needed, and a roughly three hour operation followed by recovery in an air conditioned post operative room.
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Hopkins Surgeons Report Protocols For Blue Baby Care
Physicians describe post operative care for blue baby patients including oxygen as needed for three to four days followed by wheelchair use after six days. Home discharge typically occurs around day fourteen with follow up visits at three to six months and annual exams thereafter.
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Hopkins
German Communists Move For Republic
Berlin reports a Communist controlled Peoples Congress declares aim to establish a German republic and seize power from the four power government. A rival anti-Communist demonstration paused near the Reichstag on the 1848 revolution anniversary as tensions rise over Soviet influence and Czech coup signals.
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Socialist Unity Party
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Soviet Zone
Czechoslovakia
Peoples Congress plans council to draft repub constitution
About 2,500 delegates from the Russian and Western zones attended a gathering to organize a Peoples Council. It would include 300 delegates from the Russian zone and 100 from Western Germany. The group marched to the Friedrichshain cemetery as Wilhelm Pieck denounced Western monopoly capitalism. A repairman saved a man having a heart attack in Hagerstown by tracing a faulty line to a nearby address. The city will observe daylight saving time from April 25 to September 26.
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Fowler
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City Officials Adopt Similar Motion At Special Meeting
Frederick officials approved a motion at a special meeting following a prior action on fast time. Both cites had operated on fast time last year.
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