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Tuesday, June II, 1957
The Medical Roundup
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CANCER OF THE LIVER
When cancer is in the stomach
or bowel or some other abdomi
nal organ and scatters, it is very
likely to go
into the liver
and to grow
there. S o m e
times the liver
is so full of
huge masses
of cancer that
it fills the up
per half of the
a b d o m e n.
Dr Arvarei sooner or lat
er the patient is likely to be
come jaundiced. A jaundice that
comes quietly to an elderly man
or woman should always be
looked on with alarm.
Today, in cases of doubt as
to the diagnosis, an expert can
push a sharp-tipped tube called
a trocar into the liver. With
this he pulls out a slice of tissue
which is then examined under
the microscope. If cancer is
present, it can easily be seen
and diagnosed with certainty.
When it is found, there is little
sense in exploring the abdomen
surgically because there can be
no cure.
Whenever I see an old man
with a big cancer of his stomach
or his bowel, before I let him
be operated on, I get an expert
to test the functions of the liver.
If 1 find that there is practically
no function left, and especially
if a "biopsy" with the trocar
shows cancer, I am much against
a surgeon's operating because
there is no chance of a cure, and
there is a good chance that the
man will die within 48 hours
aftei the operation.
Some people ask, "How can
we be sure that the liver is free
from cancer?" We doctors can
not be sure that the liver is
free, but in the presence of a
normal liver function, as deter
mined by tests, it may well be
that it is free.
Undisciplined Children
In School Today
John Jenes, in California, just
sent me a newspaper clipping
telling of the principal of a local
elementary school who is being
sued for having paddled an un
manageable child. Several of
the children in the school have
written the newspaper express
ing their approval of the princi
pal's action, and their sympathy
with the idea that children in
school should show some de
cency and respect for authority.
In the paper I find, also, a
letter from a teacher of many
years' standing who feels that
the modern psychiatric view that
parents must never teach their
children to be self-controjled or
respectful is reaping a whirl
wind, so far as the school teach
ers are concerned. This woman
writes, "The last time I sub
stituted, I was subjected to per
sonal indignities beyond all be
lief in addition to such wild,
unrestrained class room behav
ior that it was not possible to
do any teaching."
One boy kept kicking a window-sill
for two hours, jangling
everyone's nerves, but no one
could stop him. Another boy
kept shooting small pebbles
around the room; others would
not sit down; some left the room
when they felt like it. One boy
tried to push the teacher down
a ramp. She was met with jeers
and name-calling at every at
tempt at maintaining discipline.
"There were about one-fourth
. . . who were uncontrollable;
the rest could not work normal
ly or feel natural in such bed
lam." '
It Won't Work
This woman thinks about the
only thing a teacher can do is '
to send the incorrigible child
home, and if he remains incor
rigible, to refuse to take him
back. Obviously, of course, this
will not work because the par
ents will sue the teacher and
the school board. As this teach
er says, the principal did not
dare back her up because he had
no- backing from the parents.
She says she has decided never
to teach again. She has gone
into another type of work.
Naturally, I am not saying
that this is the situation in all
our schools; I haven't made a
survey and hence do not know,
but I have read a number of
letters from teachers much like
this letter in the paper. I don't
know what can be done so long
as many parents accept the present-day
theory that children
must never be taught respect for
anyone, or consideration for
anyone's feelings or rights. I do
know that I was taught disci
pline, self-control and courtesy
when I was a small child, and,
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so far as I can detect, my ego
was not hurt in any way.
Actually, I am very grateful
that, early in life, before I can
remember how it was done, my
parents taught me the good
manners that have made my way
through life smooth and happy
ever since. Fifty-odd years ago,
when I went through school, my
teachers had no disciplinary
problems that I can remember.
All of us children had been
brought up at home to respect
authority, both that of our par
ents and that of our teachers.
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