Nurse Keeps Young Patient at University Hospital Happy at Polio Center Respiratory Treatment, October 1951
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1951
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Nurse Prepares Young Patient at University Hospital Polio Center For Respiratory Treatment, October 1951
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1951
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Young Patient at University Hospital Polio Center Receives Respiratory Treatment, October 1951
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1951
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Patients at University Hospital Polio Center Receive Respiratory Treatment, October 1951
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Mrs. Ralph Johnson Attends Physical Rehabilitation for Polio at University Hospital, January 1955
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1955
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Ann Arbor News, January 27, 1955
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Makes Return Visits: Mrs. Ralph Johnson of 1401 Red Oak Rd. (left), a polio victim and the mother of four small children, is shown here during one of her regular visits for supervision and treatment at University Hospital. Mrs. Johnson, the daughter of U-M Prof. and Mrs. T. H. Hildebrandt, was stricken by the disease in July, 1953. With her are Dr. Leonard F. Bender, staff physician of the department of physical medicine and rehabilitation at the hospital, and Miss Marian Bergen, physical therapist in the same department.
Ann Arbor News, January 27, 1955
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Makes Return Visits: Mrs. Ralph Johnson of 1401 Red Oak Rd. (left), a polio victim and the mother of four small children, is shown here during one of her regular visits for supervision and treatment at University Hospital. Mrs. Johnson, the daughter of U-M Prof. and Mrs. T. H. Hildebrandt, was stricken by the disease in July, 1953. With her are Dr. Leonard F. Bender, staff physician of the department of physical medicine and rehabilitation at the hospital, and Miss Marian Bergen, physical therapist in the same department.
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Polio Patient Irving Kinsey With Adaptive Equipment, January 1955
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1955
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Ann Arbor News, January 20, 1955
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To Help Polio Patient Eat: Use of partially-paralyzed arms has been restored to polio patient Irving Kinsey, 28, of Monroe, Mich., through equipment aids. Kinsey, shown with Lawrence Czap, 33, supervisor of the adaptive equipment laboratory at the University Hospital, is using three pieces of equipment: dynamic hand splints, which enable him to lift food; a lazy susan plate with a plate guard which rotates to make food accessible, and the suspension feeders supporting his arms. Kinsey, the father of two was stricken with polio last August.
Ann Arbor News, January 20, 1955
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To Help Polio Patient Eat: Use of partially-paralyzed arms has been restored to polio patient Irving Kinsey, 28, of Monroe, Mich., through equipment aids. Kinsey, shown with Lawrence Czap, 33, supervisor of the adaptive equipment laboratory at the University Hospital, is using three pieces of equipment: dynamic hand splints, which enable him to lift food; a lazy susan plate with a plate guard which rotates to make food accessible, and the suspension feeders supporting his arms. Kinsey, the father of two was stricken with polio last August.
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Polio-Stricken Young Mother Starts On Long Road Back
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23
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January
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1951
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Special Polio Equipment Laboratory Saves Money And Improves Care Of Patients
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20
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January
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1955
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Therapeutic Pool Opened
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27
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1936
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Overloaded Mental Hospitals - Bay State Paces Nation In Caring For Mentally Ill
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8
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March
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1937
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