Dr. Helen Alice Bean; Dr. Norman Miller Brown; Dr. Frederick George (Ted) Elliott; Dr. Hjalmar Wilfred Johnson; Dr. Joseph E. Tremblay

Dr. Norman Chevers

born at Greenhithe, on the Thames, in 1818. He passed his boyhood there, and at Southsea and Portsmouth. His father?the late Dr. Forbes Mackbean Clievers?was a surgeon in the British Navy. Norman Clievers studied medicine at Guy's Hospital ; and he was always pleased aud proud to speak on the subject of his early associations at Guy's. He may be said to have been, even then, a man of mark. In h...

Dr Google or Dr Lazy?

Sir, I was recently on call for nephrology, and something happened. I was rung by a first year junior doctor at 1 am, saying that a patient's 'MEWS score was 6'. The patient had had a renal transplant that day. A score of 6 is very high. It should trigger a rapid senior review, and possible intensive care re-ferral. Modified early warning score (MEWS) is an electronic early warning score based ...

PATHOLOGY OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM Dr: Khitam Dr: Sazan Dr: Kifah Dr amear

BLOOD VESSEL DISEASES Blood vessels have a primary function of nourishing various organs and tissues of the body by supplying them with blood. Vascular diseases are manifested clinically through three mechanisms that are reflected through the diseased vessel (s) as 1. Progressive narrowing of the lumen associated with progressive ischemia of the relevant tissues. 2. Thrombosis associated with p...

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Dr. E. M. Grace

It is with great regret we have to record the death of Dr. Edward Mills Grace, which took place on May 20th at Thornbury, after some months of failing health. He was born at Downend on November 28th, 1841, the third son of Henry Mills Grace, a very hard-working country doctor, whose leisure moments in the summer were given up to cricket. The other sons were Henry, Alfred, now at Chipping Sodbur...