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Famed horticulturist Luther
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Mass., in 1849.
Thunday, Auguifr 29, 1957
The Medical Roundup
Aft.
THE NEW TYPE OF
INFLUENZA
American health authorities
are much concerned about the
epidemic of influenza that has
been raging in
the Orient and
now appearing
here and there
in this coun
try. In the Ori
ent it attacked
a high per
centage of per
s o n s in a
c o m m u nity,
but fortunate
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Dr Alvarez
ly, in most cases, it was mild.
Most of the few deaths came to
the very old or the very young.
The disease usually begins
suddenly with feelings of weak
ness, chilliness, lassitude, pain
in the head and back, fever, and
perhaps nausea, sore throat and
cough. If there arejio complica
tions the attack is usually over
in "three or four days, and the
person is well. Elderly people
may feel miserable for weeks
afterwards. When the disease
comes to a city, one cannot ex
pect to avoid it because it seems
to be spread by healthy-looking
carriers as well as by the sick.
Influenza is due to three or
possibly four types of influenza
virus, all of which can have
several variants or "strains."
This makes it difficult to com
bat the disease with a vaccine.
A vaccine can be made in the
same way that polio vaccine is
made. Fortunately, already, an
immense amount of the vaccine
for the new influenza has been
prepared and is ready for use.
In most casees the Oriental in
fluenza need be treated only
with rest at home. Antibiotics
cannot be expected to do much,
if anything, for a virus infection.
Only when some complication
appears is an antibiotic needed.
CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER
Many people "wonder what
they can do for cirrhosis of the
liver. Seeing that this trouble
is the end-result of much dam
age of the active liver cells,
there is not much that One can
hope to do. Often there is little
left of the liver except a lot of
the original fibrous tissue; most
of the functioning cells are gone.
In many cases, even when a
liver which was badly injured
by a virus rebuilt itself, it did a
poor job. The job Vnakes me
think of an apartment - house
which, after being gutted by a
fire, was rebuilt by 30 or 40
contractors, none of whom paid
attention to what the builder in
the next apartment or on the
next floor was doing. As a re
sult, many of the pipes for wat
er and steam and sewage and
electrical wires did not match
up with one another, and the
functioning of several apart
ments was unsatisfactory.
Fortunately, many persons
with cirrhosis of the liver are
left with enough liver function
so that, for years, they live com
fortably. I remember an old pa
tient of mine who, after recov
ering from a bad attack of hepa
titis which left him with a
shrunken chirrhotic liver, used
to drop in occasionally for some
minor complaint. For the first
few years, each time he came
he"d let me check his liver func
tion, but when the tests always
showed that most of his liver
cells were gone, he finally said,
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"Don't bother with my liver; it
doesn't bother me at all, and
really I have remarkably good
health." What had happened
was that after his hepatitis he
wound up with enough liver to
attend to his body chemistry.
Sometimes when cirrhosis of
the liver results from alcohol
ism, a man can save himself if
he'll only quit drinking, but
some men cannot do this, even
when faced by death. I'll never
forget a big stout gangster who
came to me, much annoyed be
cause he no longer could drink
a pint of whiskey without Reel
ing it. As he said, "Now with
three drinks I'm drunk, and my
pals all kid the life out of me."
As I suspected, tests showed
that 'most of his liver had been
destroyed by his years of drink
ing, and there wasn't much I
could do about it. I couldn't help
him to rebuilt his liver, especi
ally when he was determined to
go on drinking. He left, think
ing me a pretty poor sort of a
doctor.
In my old intern days in a
big city hospital, we used to get
any number of saloon keepers
and bartenders with cirrhosis of
the liver and a great big abdo
men full of fluid. This fluid
could not get through the badly
scarred and contracted liver.
Every 10 days or so I'd have to
stick a trocar (a tube with a
sharp point) into the man's abdo
men and draw off a gallon or
two of fluid. This we called
"tapping." One day a young
man, the son of a cirrhotic old
tavern owner with a huge abdo
men, heard the doctor say he
would tap- him. "Oh, no," said
the son, "Father has always said
that nothing tapped in his place
lasts more thn six weeks!" It is
always wonderful for the cir
rhotic when he becomes as my
old friend, Dr. Leonard Rown
tree, used to say, compensated
when he settles down to live
with enough remaining liver to
keep him going comfortably for
a few more years.
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