Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1947 — Page 21

FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1947 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES...

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Favocing Hearts Aided By New Techniques | res TELE 5

opened and the heart drawn up into formation inside the narrowed are Spergtions 9 Remo se Scar Tissue, Replace ope sound. P tery, is the condition for which Dr other vein or artery. The cardiac (Artery Descri fo Surgeons

The surgeon, guided by his sense Eric Koster of Berkeley, Cal, ‘has ‘vein then takes over the Job of sup= By JANE STAFFORD ‘ef touch, then manipulates a sharp devised a new operation, iemee Service Medical Writer

i Few. YORK, Sept. M2 —Failing hearts can be mended ih new ways heart to the stutk valve and cuts i so often and kills 53 many that its could not. do. op were announced at the meeting here of the American College of [ree of the binding scar tissue. medical name, coronary thrombosis! New gpare parts to replace dameons. % Hearts faltering because scar tissue constricts one of the valves will performed only on dogs. The doc- to laythen as weil as doctors. be helped by the operation devised by Drs. Horace G, Smithy, H Raw- 'Ors believe it will he equally suc-| Nature, Dr. Koster points out, tics called polyethylene. ling Pratt-Thomas and Henry ‘P. Deyerle of the Medical College of cessful in humans -and are now seems to have provided for the op-- A piece of the aorta, big artery South Carolina. - having a special instrument made eration he has devised by falling to leading off from the heart, can be

through into “the main artery of the, for the operation on man. put any valves into the great car- replaced by A heart valve that cannot open body,

wide, won't let enough blood]

plying blood to the heart muscle two

In the Operation,

the Chest is heart itself, with dangerous clot ‘backflow of ‘blood. |vard medical school reported.

veln to the heart itself or to an- A | be and $26

parking ot,

So far the operation has been and sclerosis, is becoming familiar aged ones in the human body are. and escaped in one of the parked Arrest 16 for Gaming coming from one of the new plas-’ cars

from three men.

flexible polyethylene T. Hicks, 76, of 931 Lexington ave, Hardening of the artery of the diac vein which would hinder the tubing, Dr, Lorye Hackworth of Har- night manager;

Loiterers Take

customer, After

hours,

117 W. Maryland st,

last night, also taking $34

attendant and $4 from Arthur Los. “{Stirison, 21,01 508 ‘Edwards st. "Gd taking the | money, "the After loitering at the place for bandits picked out a car on the lot

two youthful bandits with Ohio license plates and raced instrument through part of the; This kind of heart trouble occurs which the thickened, blocked artery held up attendants at the Wiley away.

KOKOMO, Ind, ~Sixteen men arrested in a gamThe bandits took $26 from John ing raid on.a cigar store across the street from the Howard coun#4 from Vester ty jail were scheduled to be &r- alarming {Poole, 62, of 455 N. Warman ave. rainged in city court today.

Gain Held Alarming

unemployment” here,

aré unemployed and

Sept. 12 (U, P.). work.”

The mayor,

“a disproportionate

ment.”

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