Who is Ronald A. Malt, M.D ?# Biology - 生物学
s*w
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听说是厚厚一本，条条款款的。那个的英文是什么？我close的时候没给我，正打算写
信去要，可是不知道那个英文是啥。
谢了~
信去要，可是不知道那个英文是啥。
谢了~
w*9
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WHO IS DR.RONALD A. MALT ?
j*e
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你得花钱买
【在 s******w 的大作中提到】
: 听说是厚厚一本，条条款款的。那个的英文是什么？我close的时候没给我，正打算写
: 信去要，可是不知道那个英文是啥。
: 谢了~
【在 s******w 的大作中提到】
: 听说是厚厚一本，条条款款的。那个的英文是什么？我close的时候没给我，正打算写
: 信去要，可是不知道那个英文是啥。
: 谢了~
w*9
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1962年5月23日， Dr. Ronald A. Malt 在麻省总院做了世界上第一例断肢再植。
【Dr. Malt was 30 and the chief surgical resident at Massachusetts General
Hospital on May 23, 1962, when Everett Knowles, 12, was taken into the
emergency room. Everett had been hopping a freight train to go to a baseball
game, but when he was thrown against a stone abutment, his right arm was
ripped off cleanly at the shoulder.
Until then, surgeons had been able to reattach partly severed limbs and
restore function. But no one had success with limbs that had been shorn off.
Dr. Malt gathered a team of 12 specialists, who went to work reattaching
Everett's arm.
Doctors attached the bone with a special pin. They reconnected the arteries.
They grafted skin and muscle together. Then they waited to see whether the
operation would take, raising their hopes when the hand regained a healthy
pink color and a pulse could be felt in the wrist.
None of the individual steps taken that day were new. The novelty lay in
their choreography.
''What concerned me was not the technique,'' Dr. Malt told Life magazine the
next year. ''I was afraid we might overlook some unseen serious injury to
some other part of his body, or that because of insufficient restoration of
blood supply, he'd get gas gangrene or some other infection. I was afraid,
too, that we might make a psychic invalid out of him, by giving him an arm
that mightn't work.''
The answer to that question would have to wait. The surgeons decided not to
try to reattach the nerves in the arm the first day, suturing them and
letting the arm heal. It was not until several months later that doctors
spliced the four major nerve trunks. Everett also needed more surgery and
extensive physical therapy.】
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/10/17/us/ronald-a-malt-70-is-dead-i
【Dr. Malt was 30 and the chief surgical resident at Massachusetts General
Hospital on May 23, 1962, when Everett Knowles, 12, was taken into the
emergency room. Everett had been hopping a freight train to go to a baseball
game, but when he was thrown against a stone abutment, his right arm was
ripped off cleanly at the shoulder.
Until then, surgeons had been able to reattach partly severed limbs and
restore function. But no one had success with limbs that had been shorn off.
Dr. Malt gathered a team of 12 specialists, who went to work reattaching
Everett's arm.
Doctors attached the bone with a special pin. They reconnected the arteries.
They grafted skin and muscle together. Then they waited to see whether the
operation would take, raising their hopes when the hand regained a healthy
pink color and a pulse could be felt in the wrist.
None of the individual steps taken that day were new. The novelty lay in
their choreography.
''What concerned me was not the technique,'' Dr. Malt told Life magazine the
next year. ''I was afraid we might overlook some unseen serious injury to
some other part of his body, or that because of insufficient restoration of
blood supply, he'd get gas gangrene or some other infection. I was afraid,
too, that we might make a psychic invalid out of him, by giving him an arm
that mightn't work.''
The answer to that question would have to wait. The surgeons decided not to
try to reattach the nerves in the arm the first day, suturing them and
letting the arm heal. It was not until several months later that doctors
spliced the four major nerve trunks. Everett also needed more surgery and
extensive physical therapy.】
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/10/17/us/ronald-a-malt-70-is-dead-i
s*w
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昏倒，还得花钱！！！
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