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j i -5:45 SporU-Mllam Headline News Cliff Scheel
1 -6;C0 Frank Goss News Dinner tousle Dinner Concert
8:15 Charlie Milam Dinner Music Dinner Concert
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I i 7:00 News-Mllam News Dinner Music Rat Race
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b:0O News-Milam News Go Show Jim Ochs
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I 8:30 Bannerline-Mllam Hi-Fi Club Jim Ochs
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; 10 :0O News-Mllam Hi-Fi Club Jim Ochs
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Scores of men write asking
it they should have their rup
ture operated on by a surgeon,
or should they
have someone
inject some
thing into the
swelling, with
the hope that
this will plug
the hole, or
should they go
on wearing a
truss, or
should they go
to a rupture quack who claims
that he cures ruptures without
a knife or medicine or any
thing? Certainly, I would nev
er go to a quack, and I would
never try the injection treat
ment. Whether a man should have
the operation or go on wear
ing a truss would depend on
number of factors. One is
the nature of the man's work.
If he sits at a desk all day,
and is not at all active in
sports, and if his rupture is
small, he may get along well
enough for years, perhaps.
with a truss. If he Is a young
man and he has ruptures that
are enlarging, he had better
be operated on now. To wait
is to get bigger ruptures and
perhaps then a poor surgical
result.
If he Is old, and especially
if he is a poor surgical risk,
he may do well to try to get
by without an operation. If
the man is having no trouble
with his rupture, and if he
lives in a big city where, In
case of "incarceration" of his
rupture (a knuckle of bowel
gets stuck and obstructed in
tlie ring and won't go back)
he can quickly get surgical
help, I will not insist on an
operation. But If the man is
perhaps a miner or a sheep
herder who lives in a lonely
shack somewhere out in the
mountains, or If he often trav
els to the ends of the earth,
I will urge him to get the
hernia operated on - just as
a bit of life insurance.
Some men who get along
all right with a truss, and do
not mind wearing it, will pre-
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fer this to having an opera
tion. Others have much "trou
ble with a truss because it
does not always work. Then
I tell the patient of what hap
pened to a rancher friend of
mine, who often had to pick
up a sheep or calf to put him
in a truck. Occasionally, while
lifting, his bowel would slip
out past. the truss and then
sometimes he would have
trouble getting it back in. The
important point about this
man's case - a point that
taught me much - was that
after putting up with all this
pain and annoyance for 40
years, when he was 75 his
hernias got so big that he just
had to be operated on. Then
he wanted to hire somebody
to kick him for not having
had the operation performed
when he was young!
Any number of men write
to ask me if the operation is
safe. It certainly should bo,
in the hands of an able sur
geon. The immediate mortali
ty should be very low. Many
men ask If the operation is
likely to be a success. Nat
urally, that depends on a num
ber of factors. It depends on
the skill of the surgeon, and
can depend much on the size
of the hernia and the condi
tion of the tissues around it.
If the muscle in the groin
has been thinned out and
pulled all out of shape, the
surgeon may have a hard
time closing the hole so well
that it will never break open
again. Sometimes the hernias
get so big that the surgeon
has to use a bit of wire mesh
to help close the holes. Rarely,
one sees a couple of hernias
so big that most of the man's
bowels are in the hernia rath
than up in the abdomen where
they belong. Then It may be
hard to get them back up and
to keep them up.
Today, a good surgeon usu
ally can repair a hernia, if it
must be done, even in a man
past 80. Even a man who
works at a desk, if he has a
bad cough may be driven to
have the operation performed,
because the coughing drives
the bowel down through the
hernial "rings" and keeps
making them bigger.
A ruptured man who gets
very fat is not a good, subject
for an operation. His muscle
fibers are so stretched out of
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shape that only a very good
surgeon may be able to repair
his hernia so it won't break
open again.
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occurs through another hole
through which goes the artery
to the thigh and leg. There
are many incisional hernias
which follow an operation of
some kind. There is also the
diaphragmatic hernia in which
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when, as is true in nearly
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obstructed.
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20- A var.ee
Si-Heraldic
bearing
23 -Conjunction
4 -Royal
27 - Declare
28- UprIght
timber
30- Glrl's name
31- Three-toed
sloth
32- TaIes
34- lnltials of
Ztith
President
35- Glisten
37 - So be ltl
38- Huge
39- Chemlcal
compound
41- Man's
nickname
42- Intertwine
43- Vital organ
45- Number
46- Comely
48-Handles
51 - Paddle
52- Country of
Asia .
54-Negatlve
66- Possesslve
pronoun
56-StranReIy
67- One, no
matter
which
DOWN
1- Frult
2- Vase
3- Almost
4- Playintr card
E-Free of
6- Bone
7- Frult
8- Go In
9- Sprinkle
with flour
Kin?
Arthur's
lance
-Affirmative.
Sorrow--Part
of foot
(Pi.)
Epicure .
River In
Kansas and
Missouri
-Shore birds
Portico
Caper
Massive
-Saint
(abbr.)
Expired
.Saccharine
Printer's
measure
-Not these
Fruit
Proportion
Confederate
general
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44- Iron piece 48-Sesams
holding stone 49 -Measure of
on spindle weight
45- Server 60-PIgpen
46- Hawallan 63-College
food degree
47- Rodent (abbr.)
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