Coronary artery bypass: a user's manual.

m r w o t d W r t i c hat happens when the coronary artery bypass patient is the cardiologist—a cardiologist who as taken care of hundreds of patients with the disease hat now confronts him? The story that follows is a autionary tale. Joseph Perloff tells the first part himelf, but hazy memory immediately after the operation akes it incumbent for someone else—in this case the hysician’s wife, who was taking care of him—to esh out the story. The patient’s own impressions ollow.