Long Island College Hospital - Lichonian Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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..- l--. 'Y 4 'fit e e. -tr A WD on ff will L ,i - 1' 'Z A l ' w:l..'.sxt,y-t o -li 'W'Ff5f-ffC-- '4I.'- ii 'E ' ty A1 1 , f ABRAHAM BRAVERMAN, TEKD Etiology : 688 Cauldwell Avenue Bronx, N. Y. Condition on ,4dmi.r.s'ion.' A modest young man. Past Hixtory: DeWitt Clinton High School Fordham University PI'0!1l'0A'.l'.' Has developed his little red moustache, of which he is very proucl and which he so attentively caresses, especially during lecture and clinic hours. Dance Committee, 1920 , Diagno.fi.t.' Pyromaniag Smokes other people's cizarettes. Trfatmonl: Removal of the Broadway Appendix. Prognosis.' A practitioner who will probably wear nut two Fords a vear attending to his business. A little doctor, but, Oh, my! Referred to: Page ninety-sawn, 1 ,ii q k' N g LUCIEN M. BROWN, AGPA , Etiology: 240 West 1-l3rd Street New York City Condition on 1-Idmission: Entered Long Island as a tall, lean youth, deter- mined to take his work seriously from the start. ' . Past History: DeVVitt Clinton High School Howard University Columbia University at L. I. C. H. Proorc.s.v: Very rapid, indeed. Diaonosis: A good fellow, well met, a diligent student. Treatment: By this time is able to take care of himself. Prognosis: Good, if baldness is not a complaint but a distinction. Referred to: El it M l, llri 1' ' l . 'H ill ll : ll s li lla y a lil .lt-I Eg, 'ni 1' 'l ,535 lilo y 4. tl. i-C l ly l lil li l is ll l n Q 112. it 112. , .f fm. tg: tttaowlgw it if 5' lf' Li.. a fiiirt x I N1 ef' A ' lc N , f :Z : Q, hd . . 'Q L ti.hliQ-Qi.

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