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ONE CANNOT GRAFT ON A
LEG THAT WILL STAY
Someone wants to know
why a surgeon cannot graft on
a leg for him. A surgeon
could do a
beautiful job
of that, but in
a little while,
the tissues of
11 the leg would
3 1 r i J:-
Rece ntly, a
man whose
leg was sliced
off in an acci-
nR. Af.VAREz ueni n a a
sewed back on by a surgeon.
Because it is his own tissue,
it probably always will look
all right, but the man will not
be able to move the muscles
until the ends of his big
nerves are sewed together
again. Then it will be months
before the little fibers can
grow down to the end of the
nerves. Then, perhaps he can
walk again.
The great difficulty with
transplanting tissues is that,
so far, the surgeons have not
learned how to make a body
accept tissue from someone
else. They have made a few
hopeful discoveries, but the
problem is not yet solved. The
only transplant that will stay
indefinitely must come from
an alike twin. Twins formed
by the division of one tiny
ovum or egg are "of one
flesh." That is why, if one
alike twin has a hereditary
disease, the other twin must
always have it, too. Apparent
exceptions to this rule can be
due to the fact that one twin
has the disease in a mild, al
most unrecognizable form.
For instance, according to
Professor Kallmann, of Co
lumbia University, if one
alike twin has schizophrenia,
the other twin has 87 chances
in 100 of having the disease.
The other 13 twins have a
schizoid or mild form of the
mental trouble.
A FIBROID TUMOR
OF THE WOMB
People ask what a fibroid
tumor is, and some want to
know in what way it differs
from other tumors. Actually,
I think most gynecologists to
day don't like the term fibroid
because the tumor is not made
of fibrous tissue; it is made
of muscle much like that of
Advertising Drive
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advertising solicitation pro
gram got under way Monday,
according to Jerry Lausmann
and Fred Morlan, advertising
chairmen.
Feb. 3 was set as a dead
line date for all advertising
solicitations to be completed.
According to Dr. Merle Fo
land. Kiwanis club president,
the Kapers is the only project
planned this year to sustain
the under - privileged chil
dren's work of the Kiwanis
club.
The Kapers, a musical and
minstrel review, "Around the
Town," will be produced Feb.
24 through 27 at Medford
High school featuring the en
tire membership of the Med
ford Kiwanis club in choral
and novelty acts.
The children's dental clinic,
sponsored by Kiwanis and the
Dental association, will re
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proceeds.
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the rest of the womb. I often
think of it as I think of a
knob on a potato; it is made
of potato. Because these knobs
on the uterus are found in one
out of two negro women, and
perhaps one out of three white
women, they can almost be
said to be normal. They are
like a hairy mole on a wom
an's neck.
Because the lump is made
of muscle, much like that of
the rest of the womb, in most
cases there are no symptoms,
and there never will be any.
Today our leading professors
of gynecology don't feel that
there is any particular reason
for removing the nodule un
less it starts growing rapidly,
or unless it causes the woman
to flood badly every month.
If she is flooding so badly that
she is getting anemic, then
the womb must be removed.
For years, gynecologists used
to threaten these women with
cancer if they didn't have the
lump out, but today practical
ly every teacher of gynecolo
gy agrees that the muscle very
rarely turns into cancer tis
sue. In all my lifetime of
medicine I can remember on
ly one case in my -own prac
tice in which this happened.
A SYNTHETIC PENICILLIN
For some time chemists
have been synthesizing hun
dreds of penicillin-like drugs
and, at last, one of them is
in production. It is hoped that
the new type of the drug will
not be so likely to produce
highly allergic reactions in
sensitive people.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
HALF-WAY POINT
Lancaster, England -(UPD-
Marathon marcher Dr. Bar
bara Moore, 56, ha ving
marched 500 miles of her
planned 1,000-mile trek from
Scotland to England, spent
the night in the "Boot and
Shoe Hotel" here.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
A Wednesday, Jan. 27, 1960
Australian Says
Animals Not Mated
San Francisco-UPD-Sir Ed
ward P. L. Hallstrom, a weal
thy Australian businessman
who donated three koalas to
the San Francisco Zoo, com
plained in a letter to the San
Francisco Chronicle Tuesday
that the animals were not be
ing mated "as was intended
and promised me."
- Zoo Director Carey Bald
win replied that the animals
were healthy and would prob
ably do something about pro
ducing more of the little bear
like creatures this spring.
But Baldwin added that
parenthood was "pretty much
something for the koalas to
decide."
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