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Western University Scholarship@Western University of Western Ontario Medical Journal Digitized Special Collections 5-1974 UWOMJ Volume 44, No 4, May 1974 Western University Follow this and additional works at: https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/uwomj Part of the Medicine and Health Sciences Commons Recommended Citation Western University, "UWOMJ Volume 44, No 4, May 1974" (1974). University of Western Ontario Medical Journal. 48. https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/uwomj/48 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Digitized Special Collections at Scholarship@Western. It has been accepted for inclusion in University of Western Ontario Medical Journal by an authorized administrator of Scholarship@Western. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. OF WESTERN ONTARIO MAY- VOL. 44, NO. 4 DICAL JOURNAL 13usiness 0/nswerinq Service OF LONDON LIMITED • " PERSONAL" Telephone Answering Service • Courteous and Efficient • Medical • 24 Hour • Pocket Pagers, Tone and Voice • For Customers in Hyde Park TRS " NO MILEAGE CHARGES" 247 QUEENS AVENUE LONDON, ONTARIO 519-679-1330 - 519-679-1550 "TRAVEL CAREFREE" BYRON~ti~<t SJVAVZE TRAVEL SERVICE LTD. ~'"t~-tffJ.tt ~~ Manr people lind our ottlce to be a reliable and accurate source of travel Information and reservations 298 Dundas St., London N8B 1 T8, Ontario, Canada 672-4110 MEDICAL J () lJ Jl ~A L___________________________ v_o_L_«~._No_ . _4~, M_A_Y~,1--974 THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO EDITOR John Van Dorp '76 ASSOCIATE EDITORS Neil McAlister '75 , John Clement '76, Bill Watters '76 BUSINESS MANAGER Jonas Karalenas '76 ADVERTISING MANAGER Merv Kril '76 ASSISTANT EDITOR CIRCULATION MANAGER Vic Aniol '76 ASSISTANT EDITOR Contents 90 Editorial-John Van Dorp (Editor) 90 Junior lnterneships '74-'75 92 Hypertensive Disorders ("Toxemia") of Pregnancy-Leslie Bertram 99 Consumer Reports: Natural Childbirth-A Layperson's Challenge to the Medical Profession-Karen Jazey 107 The Agony and the Ecstasy of Meds '74 108 Class News 111 Parcost and Some of Our Experiences Encountered During Visits to Pharmaceutical Manufacturers-The Late J. M. Parker 114 Pathological Photoquiz 115 Dealing with the Provincial Government: How to Succeed by Really Trying -Sharon Warren 118 This is the Research That Was-A. L. Noble 122 The Tragedy of Paracelsus-Neil H. McAlister 126 Bon Mots from the Lectern-Ann Aldis 127 An Elective in the Pacific Northwest-Michael J. Austin THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO MEDICAL JOURNAL Is published four limes per year by the undergraduate students of the UWO Medical School. Est. In Oct. 1930. Subscription rates $6.00 per year. Notify any change of address promptly. All editorial, advertising 3nd ci tculalion correspondence Is to be addressed to the editor, advertising mg r., and circulation mgr. respectively, UWO Medical Journal, Health Sciences Centre, U.W.O., London, Canada. Printers: Hunter Printing London ltd., London, Canada. CONTRIBUTIONS will be accepted with the understanding that they are made solely to this publication. Articles should be of practical value to students and medical practitioners. Original research work Is most welcome. Articles should not be longer than 3,000 words, and we will more readily accept those of shorter length. Introduction and summary of conclusions, should be Included. Drawings and photographs will be accepted, the former to be in black Ink and drawn clearly on white cardboard. All articles submitted must be typewritten, on one side of paper only, with double spacing and two inch margins on each side. Canadian Press (American) spelling must be adhered to. The format for references Ia u follows: For books: author(s) : title of book, publisher, place, year. For Journals: author(s) : title of article, name of Journal (abbreviated as in the Worl<l List of Scientific Periodicals). volume: page, year. No part of the content of this journal may be reproduced without the written authorization of the Editor. Editorial I suppose that I am really a sucker for if we desist from that search: but if we statistics, but even the most incredulous souls fail to maximize the therapeutic potential of cannot fail to be moved by certain figures what we have already learned, then we presented in our Bacteriology course. Some shall be going backwards and for that no 200 million people are infested with worms, stripes could ever be too heavy. If medicine and tuberculosis still kills about five million has triumphed over the obscurity people every year. According to the Renegade surrounding the aetiology of a disease or Report on Poverty in Canada the life has devised a therapeutic regimen for its expectancy of a Canadian Indian is thirty-five cure, then surely it would be a great scandal years while that of an Eskimo is twenty. if she should yield to economics the victory In 1971 nearly 35,000 Montreal school just wrested from nature. children were examined in a survey conducted jointly by the City Health Department and Those 3,500 Montreal school children who the Catholic School Commission. More than needed hospitalization, by and large, needed half of these children turned out to be it for nothing more obscure than the physically ill and ten percent required sequelae of malnutrition: and that is the most immediate hospitalization. Furthermore as curable and preventable disease of all. will be pointed out in the Consumer Reports' That knowledge is older than Hippocrates article in this issue, while Canada's standard and yet malnutrition continues to be the of living may be among the highest in the leading cause of death in our world. We may world, her perinatal mortality rates do not have come a long way since Hippocrates rank amongst the lowest. but it is also true that, in a very real sense, we have not moved at all: like the servant There is also an article in this issue about who buried his talent ... when the the sparseness of government funding for reckoning came it was taken away from him medical research in Canada, but I would that and he was cast into damnation. were our only sin. As a nation we have been richly blest; as a people we have many talents, but there is no reason to believe that it shall be any different with us than it was with the servant, in the parable, who never used the talent which was given him. To seek new knowledge is vital; we shall stand still and lose our intellectual integrity * * * Junior Interneships '74-'75 .It Is expected that the degree of Doctor of Medicine Brady, Stephen Clarke-Royal Columbian Hospital, will be granted to all or most of these students at New Westminster, B.C. Convocation, June 7th, 1974. (Rotating lnterneshlp unless otherwise stated.) Bright, Susan Eliz.abeth-Dalhousle University Integrated Program , Halifax, Nova Scotia. Family Medicine. Brooks, Terry lynn-VIctoria Hospital london Ontario Adams, Howard Franklyn-Montreal General Hospital Family Medicine. ' ' · Montreal, Quebec. ' Bruckschwalger, Christian-University of Western Aldis, Hugh Warren-McMaster University Integrated Ontario Integrated Program london Ontario Program, Hamilton, Ontario. Straight Surgery. Family Medicine. ' ' · Anderson, Richard Raymond-University of Western Ontario Integrated Program, london, Ontario. Cairncross, John Gregory-Toronto General Hospital Straight Surgery. Toronto, Ontario. Straight Medicine. ' Campbell , John VIncent Garfield-Royal Jubilee Austin, Michael Joseph-Royal Columbian Hospital New Westminster, B.C. ' Hospital , Victoria, B.C. Aylett, Alan Archie Andrew-St. Joseph's Hospital, Clements, Nigel David-Toronto General Hospital london, Ontario. Toronto, Ontario. Straight Surgery. ' Cordei ro, Cesar Nunes-Toronto Western Hospital Beach , Anne Elizabeth- Women's College Toronto Toronto, Ontario. ' Ontario. Fam i ly Med icine. ' ' Beecroft, Wayne Arthur-St. Michael's Hospital, Cumming, Alice Mildred-University of Western Ontario lnte~rated Program, london, Ontario. Family Toronto, Ontario. Med1clne. Biggs, Michael Herbert-North York General Hospital Toronto, Ontario. ' Davidson, Barry Hilton-McMaster University Integrated Pr'?g ram , Hamilton, Ontario. Straight Medicine Blxenman , Wayne William- University of Western (M1 xe d) . Ont~rlo Integrated Program, london, Ontario. De Rose . Gaetano (Guy)-Victorla Hospital london Stra1ght Medicine. Ontano. ' ' Bloch, Petr Gunsberger (Peter)-North York General Digges, Deborah Dean-Toronto Western Hospital Hospital, Toronto, Ontario. Toronto, Ontario. ' Bourne, Mary Elizabeth- North York General Hospital, Driedger, Harry John-st. Joseph's Hospital London Toronto, Ontario. Ontario. ' ' 90 Drobac, Milutin (M ilton)-Toronto General Hospital, Minielly, Richard Wesley-St. Joseph's Hospital, Toronto, Ontario. Straight Medicine. London, Ontario. Dundas, George Stephen-Calgary General Hospital, Mithoowani, Mohamed Hussein Ahmed--81. Joseph's Calgary, Alberta. Family Medicine. Hospital, London, Ontario. Erez, Hanna-New Mount Sinal Hospital, Toronto, Nolewajka, Andre Jozef-Unlversity of Western Ontario Ontario. Integrated Program, London, Ontario. Straight Medicine. Fetterly, Paul John Thomas-Dalhousie University Integrated Program , Halifax, Nova Scotia. Paterson, David James-Ottawa Civic Hospital, Ottawa, Ontario. Fratesi, Sante Joseph Paul-VIctoria Hospital, London, Ontario. Patrick, Lawrence Thomas-Jewish General Hospital, Montreal, Quebec. Foxen , John-University of Western Ontario Integrated Payne , John Christopher-University of Western Ontario Program, London, Ontario. Family Medicine. Integrated Program , London, Ontario. Family Galien, Raymond Alfred-Jewish General
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