Temple University School of Medicine - Skull Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 406 of the 1987 volume:

! i i TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 1987 SKULL 1 From the Historians Dc3r fellow patients, SKULL 87 STAFF We've made it. Through four years of a prolonged medical admission at Temple University Medical School our minds have gone from mere regurgitation devices to skilled, synthesizing, thinking machines — or so we hope. The EDITOR-IN-CHIEF yearbook staff has attempted to document our hospital stay with the most j en Chavin complete record possible. This record would not have been possible had it not been for extraordinary history-taking and exhaustive physical diagnostic testing. Every class member deserves thanks for providing us with an accurate personal MfirP to fill their own senior page. Special kudos are extended to those who provided especially creative layouts, and to those who managed to submit them on time. A patient’s chart would remain relatively empty without the gathering of consultants. Our gatherings were extensive, and some individuals require recognition: Andy — for his undying patience. Kick — for his everpresent humor, Lisa — for her everpresent husband. Naomi — for her versatility, Nancy — for the seniors, Dave — for his level head, Scott — for his shuttering abilities, llene. Diane Pam — for their perseverance, Robin — for her fast fingers, and Bruce — for starting as creative input and ending up with no dead space. We owe a great debt to Nadine and Jeff, whose patience and openmindedness allowed the invasion of the mob and virtually total disruption of their lives over more than a month. Bill and Harry were life-savers with periodic glucose surges provided at the revolving doors of Independence Place. We made our presence known early, and over four years have contributed to significant improvements in medical education at Temple. This yearbook, unlike any other patient s chart, has explored, uncovered, and hopefully captured that which is most important to the class of 1987. As we embark on our medical careers and travel down whatever paths we choose, the chart assemblers wish you joy and fond remembrance upon reviewing your old records. THEME EDITOR Rick Mankin DEAD-SPACE EDITOR Bruce Feldman PRECLiniCAL EDITOR Dave Brown CLINICAL EDITOR Andy Block SENIOR SECTION EDITOR Nancy Rosenblatt PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Scott Sadel FINANCIAL EDITOR Naomi Fish low COPY EDITOR Robin Spangler DEDICATION EDITORS Dave Bechtel Marcia Mechler LAYOUT EDITORS llene Fischer Lisa Goldstein Pam Brothers Diane Dietzen STAFF Lynn English Patty Valdes-Dapena Jeff Nachman Andy Shapiro Karen Newman Beth Lesnikoski Joe Zibulewsky Jan Shoyer 2 FORM NO. 010071 REV. 1-87 PRESS HARO WHEN WRITING. MOO f MCP PATENTED iX PHYSICIAN’S ORDERS TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL. PHILADELPHIA, PA Slopping oi an order snouw t written as a specific order AUTOMATIC STOP ORDER Medication orders must be reviewed every seven days by a physician and an order continuing or modifying in medication, must be written All Schedule il Controlled drugs will be automat caiiy stopped after 72 hours i hereby authorise Tempio University Hospital Pharmacy to dispense a generic equivalent lunder tne formulary system) unless the particular drug ■s encircled KRES5E A UB0WF?5 CLASS OF 1987 Tins 3 con N RROAD ST PHILADELPHIA PA 1?U0 ADM-08 26 83 DR.HENIKOFF Admit to TUMS USE BAIL POINT PEN ONLY PPESS FIRMLY diagnosis Medical Education Conditions Questionable ALLERGIES Exams TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Utilization and Review 11 Administration and Staff Diagnostic Tests 17 Preclinical Years Consults 49 Clinical Years Referrals 97 Affiliated Hospitals History and Physical 105 Progress Notes 137 Results 143 The Class of 1987 Discharge Summary 316 Residency Appointments Third Party Payers 323 Our Patrons and Advertisers THIS SECTION MUST BE COMPLETED FOR PARENTERAL ANTIBIOTICS THERAPEUTIC SURGICAL PROPHYLAXIS LJ •Doomm ! 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Richard S. Eisenstaedt, M.D. In August of 1983 a group of hard-working, intelligent young men and women gathered for the first time. Older than most entering medical school classes, the class of 1987 would bring many outside experiences to their medical education. The diversity within the class would become apparent early In their medical training, due in part to their strength of character and vocal nature. As the years passed, respect and understanding grew, unifying the class by allowing the diverse qualities of its individuals to remain strong. Appearances would have us believe that the class of '87 could not decide between preclinical or clinical influences, or that we were unable to unite on whether academia or community medicine offered the most valuable examples on which to focus. Appearances can be. and often are. deceiving. When the class of 1987 was faced with the decision of choosing a faculty member who best represented the values of the class, it seemed only natural that we. the class of 1987, were unable to select one person. Two physicians. Dr. Todd Sagin and Dr. Richard Eisenstaedt, stand out as role models for the class of 1987. Tor them, critical thought is essential for development of a competent physician. A skilled teacher requires critical thinking from his students, by constant probing, seeking the best that his students can offer. Both Dr. Sagin and Dr. Eisenstaedt will be long remembered for their skillful questioning. Having experienced life outside the classroom, the class of 1987 has an understanding of the difficulties the physician s life can bring. Balancing life in the hospital, office and at home can be a trying, oftimes impossible task. Drs. Sagin and Eisenstaedt have managed to reconcile these concerns without having to sacrifice quality along the way. Many physicians in our experience have portrayed the aforementioned qualities. To the class of 1987 Drs. Sagin and Eisenstaedt exemplify that which we value most — respect and concern for one's fellow man. Both are consummate professionals, but their depth of feeling for their work and their patients is readily apparent to all they have contacted, for their concern, support and caring, we honor Dr. Todd Sagin and Dr. Richard Eisenstaedt with our yearbook. 5 Our first year of medical school presented us with many challenges, both to our intellects and emotions. As Director of Introduction to Primary Care course. Dr. Sagin offered us stimulating, provocative discussions of medical, personal and ethical issues. At a time in our lives when wc were overwhelmed by the sheer number of facts presented to us, he gave us insight into the problems we were confronting and provided us with a reminder that medicine is intended to treat the spirit as well as the body. His involvement in activities increased during his undergraduate years at the University of Rochester. Combining the burden of a large course load with an active extracurricular life, he developed a skill for juggling many projects at once. He graduated with a BA in English and Psychology in 1978 and then attended medical school at the University of Pittsburgh. Upon graduation, he furthered his medical career with a demanding but rewarding year at Cook County Hospital in Chicago. After spending another year pursuing goals outside of medicine in Chicago and Alaska, he returned to the Philadelphia area to complete his residency in Family Practice at Chestnut Hill Hospital. Dr. Sagin is a native of Springfield Township, outside of Philadelphia. During his formative years he enjoyed involvement with political and social organizations and relaxed by playing the piano, clarinet and guitar, though not all at once. 6 Dr. Sagin first came to Temple to undertake a fellowship in faculty Development for family practitioners, and to work toward a masters degree In Public health. In 1983 he accepted a last minute assignment to direct the Primary Care course for the incoming freshmen at the School of Medicine. To Dr. Sagin. this became the year's most rewarding endeavor. he has followed up his interest in teaching and faculty development as Associate Director of the Family Practice Residency Program at Abington Memorial hospital. As he continues juggling activities. Dr. Sagin graduates from Temple Law School in June. Dr. Sagin emphasizes the importance of the time he spends with his family. he married his high school sweetheart. Wendy, and participated in the delivery of their two children, five-year-old Alana and three-year-old Aaron. Family time is often enjoyed through hiking, backpacking, and camping. Dr. Sagin's special interests in medicine include public health law. medical malpractice and health care distribution. These fields are recognized as among the most rapidly changing in medicine and areas of great concern and interest to us all. .As we graduate Temple to begin our new careers. Dr. Sagin leaves us with this farewell message: Medicine is a field with vast opportunity and limitless potential. The real challenge is not how to make an economic living but how to make medicine satisfying and rewarding, and to contribute to its development. Dr. Sagin's insight, support and encouragement will provide continuous inspiration to us as we pursue our goals In medicine. 7 When Dr. Richard Eisenstaedt first appeared In Kresge A to lead a clinical correlation in biochemistry, he immediately showed those qualities which have endeared him to our class. When we were hungry for the clinical realities of that abstract science. Dr. Eisenstaedt provided us with an example of an ideal physician, lie combined intelligence and a broad knowledge of medicine with compassion, grace and humility. He further demonstrated these traits on the floors, where he was accessible to both students and patients. Mo question was ever viewed in a negative manner, but encouraged and answered with thoughtfulness and enthusiasm. Dr. Eisenstaedt was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. The son of a pathologist, he has known since the age of 4 that he wanted to be a physician. As a child he would often accompany his father to the lab, where he showed his budding scientific interest by writing his own autopsy reports. He remained focused on medicine through his undergraduate education at the University of Pennsylvania, where he graduated with honors. He attended the University of Illinois, Abraham Lincoln School of Medicine where he was elected to AOA. He trained at Tufts Mew England Medical Center Hospital for his internship, residency, and fellowship In Hematology and served as Chief Resident. 8 In 1978 he became Director of the Blood Bank at Temple University Hospital. His duties have since expanded to include Deputy Director for Clinical Affairs and Oncology in the Section of Hematology Oncology and advancement to the rank of Associate Professor. Dr. Eisenstaedt has involved himself in the Temple community, serving on the Admissions Committee, the Faculty Senate Steering Committee, and the Medical Residency Selection and Advisory-Committees. Ills interest in medical education has continued to grow as demonstrated by his planning and participating in the alternative Hematology course. His skill as a medical educator has been appreciated and recognized by the student body. In 1984 he received the Golden Apple Award for distinguished teaching and In 1987 the Russel P. Moses Award for excellence in clinical teaching. Dr. Eisenstaedt's life is more than medicine. Recently married. his wife Haney, a Bostonian by accent and birth, operates a cooking school. A dedicated runner, he has been seen running down Broad Street at rush hour, as well as making laps around Rlttenhouse Square. An avid rock and roller, he owns nearly 1000 albums, with current favorites being the Bongos, Richard Thompson and the Del Puegos. Dr. Eisenstaedt stands as a role model for physicians in training. He has a multi-dimensional life; is intelligent, but not ego-centric; and is self-confident, without being belittling. If we can grow to be physicians In his mold, we will be doing a service to our profession, our patients, and our families. 9 Carson Schneck. M.D.. Ph.D. Joseph Baum. Ph.D. Hooders Class of 87 Gloria Greenberg John Benson. M.D. 10 ADMIS-0125-Q31R) TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL □3 16 87 D2:lD PM (QBPSXP) ADMISSION RECORD FFE-CERTIFICAT ION: I S I X II II IXIiK X I I I I 015976408263 99 M 9EAST 920A I IX IK 8 CLASS OF 1937-PATIENT MS: 0101 33 AGE: 4 X I XXX X X FREUD tSIGMUND MD ADM:D3 26 83 PREVIOUS VISIT NAME: PATIENT ADDRESS:3400 N. BROAD ST. SOCIAL SEC NO:123-45-6789 FC : 99 PH I LA � PA 19140 PHONE:215-221-2000 BIRTHDATE:0 I 01 83r PLACE: OCCUPATION: BOOKWORM EGOCENTRIC BUS.PHONE:215-221-2000 JVLRACH1EVER EMPLOYER: TEMPLE UNIVERSITY MTTTi IC A L SCHOOL EMPLOYER ADDRESS:3400 N. BROAD ST. PHILA, PA. 19140 BILL TO:CLASS OF 1937 PHONE:215-221-2000 ADDRESS:KRESGE CLASSRM ArB.CfD PHILAiPA 19140 PRIMARY INS:HEAL ID GROUP: CLASS OF 1937 GROUP : LOC: INP LAST 4 YRS SECOND I NS:G.S.L. LOC: AT: NORTH PHILADELPHIA ID : GROUP: CLASS OF 1987 GROUP : EMERG. CONI:DR.L.HEN IKOFF PHONE:215-221 -2000 RELATI ON:DEAN ADDRESS:MEDICAL SCHOOL PHILA� PA. 19140 PREV DISCH DATE: MAIDEN NAME: BS BA SMOKE:DURING SEX RACE: RELIG: MOTHER 1ST NAME:NA TURE REF.PHYS: DR.HEN I KOFF MULTIPLE UNKNOWN CONSULT . PHYS: ADMIT DATE:08 26 33 TIME:02:10PM STATE OF ARRIVAL: SANE. FRIGHTENED t INCONTINENT ADMIT CLERK: HUGO SMITHr M.D. ADMIT DIAGNOSIS:MEDICAL EDUCATION ====s===========s=========r===N0TE5 C0MMENTS============================ MINIMUM 16 YEAR EDUCATION AND MCAT PROFICIENCY SCORE CLASS OF 1987-FATIENT 015976408263 ADMISSION RECORD 11 Administration University Officials President ..........................................................Peter J. l.iacouras Vice President for Health Sciences Center...........................— .. Robert Scanlon Provost..................................................... Barbara L. Brownstein Ph.D. Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of Temple University Hospital ............................................. Michael K. Jhin Associate Vice President for Affiliated Institutions ---------William P. Barba II. M.D. Medical School Administrative Staff Dean ....................................................... Martin Goldberg, M.D. Associate Dean for Administration and Associate Vice President.................................. .......Robert 0. Uris .Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs....... .. ............................Leon S. Malmud. M.D. Associate Dean for Continuing Education.....................Albert J. Finestone. M.D. Associate Dean for Curriculum ...........................Hugo Dunlap Smith. M.D. Assistant Dean for Development and Administration ............................... Assistant for Graduate Studies................................. Dawn B. Marks. Ph.D. Assistant Dean for Temple at Albert Einstein Medical Center .............................................. William F. Schulze Director of Clinical Faculty Practice Plans ............................William Sacks Director of Systems and Finance ................................Thomas K. Freitag Assistant Director of Administration.....................................Rose A. IFerrara Assistant Dean for Admissions .................................Joseph II. Baum, Ph.D. Assistant Dean ... ........ ............................. .. Charles S. Ireland. Jr. Director of Student Programs.................................Moses L. Williams, Ph.D. Director of the Libran1............................................. Mark-Alien Taylor Director of the M.D. Ph.D. Program.......................Peter fl. Walsh. M.D.. Ph D. Administrator, Office of Faculty and Student Records.............. M. Judith Russo Director of Medical Alumni Affairs..............................Dorothy J. Dennison Dr. Goldberg Dr. Smith 12 Dr. Ethel Weinberg Ah. Breaker one nine, breaker one nine. 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Robert Troyer, Ph.D. Chairperson Mark Black, Ph.D. Gail Crouse, Ph.D. John Huber, M.D., Ph.D. Emeritus Albert Lamperti. Ph.D. Thomas Marino, Ph.D. Pat McAllister, Ph.D. Patricia Olds-Clark, Ph.D. Joanne Orth, Ph.D. Brett Oxberry, Ph.D. Laurie Paavola, Ph.D. Helen Pearson, Ph.D. Steven Phillips, M.D., Ph.D. Carson Schneck, M.D., Ph.D. Marvin Sodicoff, Ph.D. John Way, Ph.D. 18 Moore is wrong!' A skeleton crew Drs. Marino. Way and McAllister 19 What do they mean cram? I ve been studying for two days. The Key is to remain relaxed Arthur Fiedler eat your heart out! I don't Know Bob, but I think there are only 8 bones in the wrist Doug playing with his sax organ The novice slope was fine, but that intermediate ... 20 A bona fide bonehead Always great at a cocktail party I d take Magic over Bird anyday! 21 22 Dr. Olds-Clarkc Can you locate this person on the opposite page? no. I'm as cute as Dr. Pearson Turned down role In Miami Vice Space Cowboy I'm not a medical student. I'm your Anatomy Professor 23 Drs Lamperti. Sodicoff. Marino Much needed improvement If I only had half of a brain ... ' lASSUMETHATYOUALLHAVEAFIRMCOriVERSIVE KnOWLEDOEOfTMEEfiDOCRinESYSTEMEROMYOURTEXT ANDPREVIOUSWORK. Rick’s girlfriend hasn't had much of an appetite lately 24 Dr. Orth points out her favorite boar sperm Whaddya mean there's MO ONE to scribe this lecture? Am I stoned or stupid? Dr. Way I'm sorry I can t answer that question. I had a banana in my car. Finals?. . . Tomorrow?. . . ... and for our next rendition ... 25 Biochemistry Gerhard Plaut, Ph.D. Chairperson David Ash, Ph.D. Jerome Gabriel, Ph.D. Kenneth Hoober, Ph.D. Edward Kirby, Ph.D. Dawn Marks, Ph.D. Warren Masker. Ph.D. Ronald Pieringer, Ph.D. Robert Pollack, Ph.D. Richard Savage, Ph.D. George Schacterle, Ph.D. Vern Schramm, Ph.D. Colleen Smith. Ph.D. Robert Suhadolnik, Ph.D. Dr. Suhadolnik Dr. Marks 26 Dr. Kirby Dr. Pieringer Jack 8c Tunes comfortably confused 27 Cindy explains the biochemistry of the hip? PUDDER’S LAW: Anything that begins well, ends badly. Anything that begins badly, ends worse. 28 29 I could have gone anywhere — but my grades weren't good enoughl Physiology Peter R. Lynch, Ph.D., Chairperson Joan h. Gault, M.D. James L. Heckman, Ph.D. Steven R. Houser, Ph.D. Eileen M. Mulligan, Ph.D. Stefan Hiewiarowski, M.D., Ph.D. Charles M. Philips. M.S.E.E. James P. Ryan. Ph.D. Thomas H. Shaffer, Ph.D. Ronald P. Tuma, Ph.D, Michael B. Wang. Ph.D. Dr. Lynch discussing plans to pressurize Dr. Wang Dr. Gault 30 Dr. Ryan fl Dr. Shaffer Dr. Wang thinks he Is under enough pressure Dr. Tuma Manny. Moe fir Jack Huey. Louie fir Dewey 31 Exams — Black Tie Optional Dr. Michael Wang 32 ¥ 5 Or. Houser Oa-Qa HiMo - HiHo. It's off to work we go. Pathology Renato L. Baserga, M.D., Chairperson Joseph H. Baum, Ph.D. Bruno Calabretta, M.D. Sow-Yeh Chen, Ph.D. Mahum J. DuKer, M.D. Pamela R. Edmonds, M.D. I. Bruce Elfenbein, M.D. John E. Fantasia, D.D.S. Paul A. Farber, Ph.D. Eugene M. Hoenig, M.D. Irena Koprowska, M.D. Calvin Leifer, Ph.D. Peter N. Magee, M.D. W. Edward Mercer, Jr., Ph.D. Arthur S. Miller, D.D.S. Pen-Ming L. Ming, M.D. Si-Chun C. Ming, M.D. Richard H. Ochs, M.D. Paul B. Putong, M.D. Sally Rosen. M.D. Chik-Kwun Tang. M.D. Philip T. Valente, M.D. John M. Wurzel. M.D. Dr. Koprowska Dr. Baserga 34 Dr. P. Ming — a real friend Dr. Wurzel Dr. S. Ming ft 35 There's no fooling around for Dr. Putong The only four people to smile upon receipt of. .. Dr. Tang Dr. Duker I. IlUfahH � imI v '“••ir The Handout 36 Dr. Valente One from column A, one from column B Pam, did you clean this lens? Dr. Edmonds Mutt Jeff Who said Elfs can t reach the pedals? Dr. Ochs 37 Microbiology Immunology Gerald Shockman. Ph.D. Chairperson Robert h. Baum, Ph.D. Kenneth J. Blank, Ph.D. Helen R. Buckley, Ph.D. Walter S. Ceglowski, Ph.D. Kenneth R. Cundy. Ph.D. Lolita D. Daneo-Moore, Ph.D. Toby K. Eisenstein, Ph.D. Francis Havas, Ph.D. Emeritus Earl E. Henderson. Ph.D. Michael L. Higgins, Ph.D. Morton Klein, Ph.D. Emeritus Walter K. Long, Ph.D. Leonard M. Pakman, Ph.D. Patrick Piggott, Ph.D. Thomas J. Rogers, Ph.D. Kenneth J. Soprano, Ph.D. Earle Spaulding, Ph.D. Emeritus Allan Truant, Ph.D. Norman P. Willett. Ph.D. Leonard J. Zubrzycki, Ph.D. I'm shockedl 38 Buckley s my name. Mold is my game! Dr. Zs In vivo lab 39 Earl The Pearl Henderson Suffering from Trismus W xj) Ahh.. .. Proteus Dr. Toby Eisenstein I only have eyes for you, G.C. H I icsrs f U80«F?5 CLASS OF 17 7 UPS 3400 . nPOAO ST PMILAOCLPHIA, PA 17140 A0H-09 ?6 83 OR.WC NIK OFF TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL SPECIMEN COLLECTION time a ScwEsRoTsV-r iienikof DATE O a. 1 k 2r r-:T pe'ddWWiabRMa i 1 lams nruiiiu et DIAGNOSIS •V ■ ' ‘ ■’A Inc DIRECT SUE! c If m sr a a a £ s 5 5 -i 3 e i 1 I 8 s □ Routine ICu,t 4 L-' susc.i Q AFB-Sm -Cult □ Blood Cutt □ Fungus Studies □ GCOnly Q Other polynor: hoiiB la-.icot i cocco -bacillar thir.'.s .ifxt to squiggly suckers, hut ■_ iorn are too many epi's cnt. another sp-ckcn, contaminate REBOOTED By DIRECTOR OF CLINICAL LABS. H. JAMES DAY. M D . DATE 40 Dr. Ceglowski: I smiled last year. 41 Wants to be buried with his boots on Pharmacology J. Bryan Smith, Ph.D. Chairperson Martin W. Adler, Ph.D. Martin Black, M.D. Alan Cowan, Ph.D. James L. Daniel, Ph.D. Peter Doukas, Ph.D. Concetta harakal. Ph.D. Lee Yuan Liu-Chen, Ph.D. James Q. McElligott, Ph.D. David C. B. Mills, Ph.D. John J. O'Neill, Ph.D. Judy Ravey, Ph.D. Leon Salganicoff, D.Sc. Roger W. Sevy, Ph.D. Michael A. Sirover. Ph.D. Ronald J. Tallarida, Ph.D. George D. V. vanRossum, D.Phil. Charles Papacostas, Ph.D., retired Thanks Pappy 42 Dr. harakal Dr. Salganicoff Class always started promptly MATZ’S RULE REGARDING MEDICATIONS: A drug is that substance which, when injected into a rat, will produce a scientific report. 43 Dr. Tallarida Dr. McElligott Dr. OTfc ll Puts in a full day’s work Drug studies — where the REAL money is 44 Is this your first time too? The Agony and the Ecstasy Dr. Sevy Looks like a bad week to give up amphetamines! tU a Vo. 1 A V 20 «v IT Sl . I Tftb po Gi 30 «■ � ■« � «� — ■« I N td!o� l School 7 1 _ . x LW Tn«� • lMV� n«i � 45 Dr. Cowan Behavioral Science Dr. John Benson. Course Director 2 + 2= Rachmaninoff Preventive Medicine Genetics Course Director Dr. Angelo DiGeorge LEVY’S NINTH LAW: Only God can make a random selection. 46 Course Director Dr. Jana Mosscy I ll meet you at Doc's after class Primary Care Course Directors: ToddSagin M.D. David Epstein M.D. Clinical Decision Dr. David Epstein Making Dr. David Gary Smith Course Director Presently in anaphylactic shock MVP — prophylaxis? Fels Institute Gerald Litwack, Ph.D. Director Renato Baserga. M.D. Charles Bieler, M.B.A. Mahum Duker. Ph.D. Earl Henderson, Ph.D. David Jensen. Ph.D. Jon Kimball de Riel, Ph.D. James Keen, Ph.D. Sangduk Kim. M.D., Ph.D. Prabhakar Lotikar, Ph.D. Peter Magee. M.D. Woon Ki Paik. M.D. Lawrence Rizzolo. Ph.D. Arthur Schwartz. Ph.D. Michael Si rover, Ph.D. Sidney Weinhouse, Ph.D. 47 Dr. Litwack Pre-Clinical Professors Emeriti Ernest Aegerter, M.D. Theodore Anderson. Ph.D. Jonathan Cilley, Ph.D. Robert Hamilton, M.D., Ph.D. John E Huber, M.D. Leonard Horcia. Ph.D. Charles A. Papacostas. M.D. Augustin R. Peale. M.D. Lorenzo Rodriguez-Peralta, M.D. Earle H. Spaulding, Ph.D. George H. Stewart, Ph.D. Raymond C. Truex, Ph.D. Sidney Weinhouse, Ph.D. 48 I t t ( • W • TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL REQUEST FOR CONSULTATION consultation TO .Clinical Departments tequestedby Dean of Medical School DATE OF REQUEST _6 17 85_ TIME _____ CHECK ONE I CONSULT ONLY | ) CONSULT AND FOLLOW I X ) ACCEPT FOR TRANSFER diagnosis _ Class of 19p7, s p basic science burnout_________________________________ information desired Now presents with complete lack of knowledge of__________________ ______clinical medicine._____Please_evaluate.________________________________________ CONSULT CALLED BY _______________________________________________TITLE DATE TIME _ REPORT OF CONSULTANT iplease sign your name, date and time to each consult) 0I049J REV 9 W ni?!4Sbl8 KRfSOF A VB0 F?5 CLASS OF 1937 TIHS 3400 N RROAO ST PHILADCLPHIA, pa 1?U0 ADM-08 ?6 83 OR.HENIKOPF Patient seen-___Chart reviewed. Pull--consult to foljow•________ signature of CONSULTANT:___________________________________SERVICE TIME;______________DATE 49 PLACE ORIGINAL OF REPORT WITH MEDICAL RECORD Anesthesia James Harp, M.D. Chairperson Rodger Barnette, M.D. Christer Carlsson, M.D. Ansuya Chatwani, M.D. Suzanne Cooper, M.D. David Fish. M.D. Haney Kenepp, M.D. Kenneth Lee, M.D. Kavid Lowe, M.D. Gertrude Pruckmayr, M.D. Martin Rocco. M.D. Christine Schlichting, M.D. Roy Schwartz, M.D. Robert Shupak. M.D. La Machine 50 no. it doesn't get All My Children 90% Boredom Dr. Fish and Dr. Carlsson Or. Harp Dermatology Frederick Urbach, M.D. Chairperson J. David Epstein, M.D. Anand Lattanand, M.D. Eric C. Vonderheid, M.D Dr. Epstein (left) and Dr. Urbach Drs. Urbach and Vonderheid Results of the Minoxidil Randomized Clinical Trial — first Runner-Up Todd Shapiro Dr. Fisher Diagnostic Imaging Overexposed Dr. Malmud nip qbiR KSfS'.F VB0 F?5 CLASS Cf 1797 TIPS 3crn •. proao ST PMIt A0CIPHIA, PA nuo ADW-0S ?6 ?3 OR.HfNIKOFF X-RAY o oi� «v a m ’|M� U UH.VI� i.Tr MOV.TA, h,hao«.h.;a m Q-’' ' D'° Q«« IA� '04' Qi-M'C-M Oc-� � □ • i� � -o MHWI.l.’t :■ h( Q1 3 O' 1 sin Q«o 04'ICF!' I | tOUHHI CH� it n CttvtCAj f ]iow� AC«Mu{w □ o □ tv . 1 1 GAII tlACOf • | 1 iWAnOwNG ©A A unit enable to read x-ray.v II « 14 lot '7 II to La iow iiaum(o Whole body irradiation Leon Malmud, M.D. Chairperson Akbar Bonakdarpour. M.D. Marie Capitanio, M.D. Dina Caroline, M.D. David Charkes, M.D. Shailendra Desai, M.D. Eric Faerber, M.D. Mary Fisher, M.D. Arnold Friedman. M.D. Margaret Gainey, M.D. Michele Johnson, M.D. Linda Knight, Ph.D Anna Lev-Toaff. M.D. Te-Nua Liu. M.D. Michael Love. M.D. Alan Mauer, M.D. Mohammed Mesgarzadeh. M.D. Paul Radecki, M.D. George Revesz, Ph.D. Francis Shea, M.D. Eleanor Smergel, M.D. Theodore Villafana, Ph.D. Richard Vitti, M.D. Ivan Vujic, M.D. Barbara Wolfson. M.D. Marvin Ziskin, M.D. 53 Dr. Charkes 54 Drs. Friedman and Radecki discussing their ray$ Dr. lx ve Dr. Goldman Emergency Medicine Bonnie Goldman, M.D. Chairperson Bruce Hart, M.D. Frederic Kauffman. M.D. Mark King. M.D. John Munger. M.D. Justin Kaplan, M.D. 55 Dr. King flom To Kcr.necttntc A iimvb i LL' Drs. Kauffman and Mungcr A Temple 4th yr. STUD Is ready for anything Dr. Kaplan and STU-dent Family Practice James R. MaeBride. M.D. Chairperson Joseph Antonowicz. M.D. D. Michael Baxter. M.D. Sibyl B. Beckett. M.D. Stephen C. Brock. Ph.D David E. Epstein. M.D. Carmen Febo. M.D. John E. Fryer, M.D. Kevin Hepler. M.D. Mildred Horner, M.D. Joseph Kipp, M.D. Fred B. Rogers, M.D. Janis W. Rubin, M.D. Chester Schneider, M.D. Mama Sternbach, M.D. Mariah Vassall. M.D. Robert Yost. M.D. Mary Zoller. M.D. The family — What are they practicing? class of 87 57 talks during my lectures! You look Maahvelous 58 Accidentally cut class during the screening of the sex films Carefully studying the sex films 59 Internal Medicine Cardiology Endocrinology Metabolism Gastroenterology General Internal Medicine Hematology Oncology Thrombosis Infectious Disease Hephrology Pulmonary Rheumatology 60 The many faces of Dr. Sid Cohen “Stop llstming to oldlm r� dln Bltlftir! In. tend of loMub. it' Koine «h boom. � h boon!- Dr. Soloff and a disciple A Blase from the past Cardiology Alfred Bove, M.D. Section Chief Susan Brozena, M.D. Arnold Gash, M.D. Mariell Jessup, M.D. Michael McDonough, M.D. Louis Soloff. M.D. Howard Warner. M.D. 61 I got $5 for floating that Swan? Endocrine Metabolism Guenther Boden, M.D. Section Chief. Metabolism Robert Hoeldtke, M.D. Oliver Owen. M.D. Bertram Channick, M.D. Section Chief, endocrine E. Victor Adlin, M.D. Allan Marks, M.D. Charles Shuman, M.D. Dr. ttoeldtke You mean you don't remember the Embden-Meyerhof pathway? 62 Dr. Owen Dr. Boden Gastroenterology Dr. Black: The man. the myth, the liver Robert S. fisher. M.D. Section Chief Stanley H. Lorber. M.D. Martin Black, M.D. David Frank. M.D. Benjamin Krevsky. M.D. T □ Dr. fisher Rx: MOM 30cc p.o. now 63 Just relax, then bear down! 64 Dr. Lorber — a real swinger florm removes a tapeworm General Internal Medicine David Brody, M.D. Chairperson Richard Berkowltz, M.D. Marie Bernard. M.D. Meil Fishman, M.D. Stanley Forman, M.D. Maryellen Kyle, M.D. Mary McGinley, M.D. David Gary Smith. M.D. Who says you can t be comfortable in Internal Medicine Lynn. I appreciate your problem but attendance is mandatory Dr. Berkowltz 65 Hematology Oncology Thrombosis Robert Colman. M.D. Chairperson Rita S. Axelrod, M.D. William E. Barry, M.D. h. James Day, M.D. Richard S. Eisenstaedt, M.D. Alan M. Gewirtz. M.D. Angara K. Rao.M.D. Ronald M. Rubin. M.D. Paul Schick, M.D. Alvin II. Schmaier, M.D. Peter N. Walsh. M.D. A sharply dressed man Modern hematology treatment Dr. Barry 66 Dr. Rao I need the electrophoresis result Dr. Schmaier — a recognized member of the Heme One Department Dr. Bob HEMATOLOGY NO. 1 010I0C 8.B3 CHC PERFORMED BY O r r r- X, 3 I r O � t � UO Q 1 jd o _c •N4 r JD -n j� O T) X) x o -� CT- OO o _J 04 07 JO QO -si C CO CD OT)-4 o TO Hi • i— -n X -A IN m -o co cn Z -A —« r- O o T� Tt OP cooes SOKUAi vauks 7 . 5 rs f • ■■ '• 0 s • n M 4� 41J ► 4704 15.5 t 9 V IJ1� F 17 10 41 .0 «ci % V 41 M F M4S 9 l -0 V fc® 3 0.0 WCh 3 5.0 MCHf % I � � r i 3 • 0 •OA V J Or'S 2 7 0. m . 103 “ 'to toe 8 . 9 3 � l� MS a ratis irx imi Oct AFMAR 2 8.0 l'� C ? :� u Pit EST . IP . KKHfO s • PlMElEUI iaOOO 4CCCCO . r.MAS •w • •OS 1 5HI % . lQJ No-3 Attic 67 Nl CBC — Get a bone marrow Infectious Disease Bennett Lorber, M.D. Chairperson Thomas fekete. M.D. Byungse Suh, M.D. Robert Swenson, M.D. Bennett — ID and a whole lot more A Candida of Dr. Suh Typical consult 68 Dr. Fekete Dr. Basil nephrology Robert Narins, M.D. Section Chief Christine Bastl, M.D. Gollapudi Krishna. M.D. Louis Riley. M.D. Mey, don't piss me off Dr. Riley Dr. Krishna HSi’S'.f 4 U80� F?S cuss rr io«? u s re •. offoiO ST p ':i ou.pw:«� pi nuo AOJI-OV? 3 DP.MEMKOff TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL ( . ‘.‘Cl fTj - S'tSCil� VP § •J 2 5 3 STAT x ROUTINE PRE-OP • y -■ '• 1H3UMEN '.:o::.icti y. 2 Tf fyOfi Rl fi ,im Hpm Vof f ftoses Williams j 8 26 83 Z3 VCOCSCC C-D' C .l -‘(.V •• WOO SUM ±± 326 9 Teaching Tool X TTTToI? | T.5 i«€u A'.ct cloudy -4-� ••ini : s's.v� « + CJils-.v, -if.. O • s � 1 CAS’Vl r C ‘.«M US CASTS. t .ir. m -.i . O o B£PO0T£Q 8� M’t 69 Pulmonary Stanley riel, M.D. Acting Section Chief Robert Aranson. M.D. J. William Fewell, M.D. J. Kathleen Greenacre, M.D. Ian Hoffman, M.D. Russell Johnson, M.D. Friedrich Kueppers. M.D. Theodore Rodman, M.D. Kathy Boczar, R.M.C.-M.S. Dr. riel Herman Dr. Fewell stares down a mycobacterium Dr. Greenacre 70 Rheumatology Charles D. Tourtellotte, M.D. Section Chief Steven M. Berney. M.D. Douglas Conaway, M.D. Allen Myers, M.D. Odds or evens . . . two out of three . . . I ll shoot you for your grade Why is tills man smiling? 71 “All right. .Vote, how rna’ty would frtftr BayrrP' Neurology Milton Alter, M.D. Chairperson H. Branch Coslett, M.D. Guillermo DeLeon. M.D. Jeffrey Greenstein, M.D. Richard Nassett, M.D. A. Willem Monster. Ph.D. Mark Moster, M.D. Eleanor Saffran, Ph.D. Joseph Toglia, M.D. Dr. Toglia A meeting of the minds This is called the Alter Sign Mother Goose 72 Dr. Greenstein n, Dr. Kenning suffering from photophobia Neurosurgery William Buchheit. M.D. Chairperson James Kenning. M.D. Robert Rosenwasser. M.D. Raymond Truex. Jr.. M.D. 73 Dr. Rosenwasser The Main Man — the Brain Man Obstetrics Gynecology Parviz hanjani. M.D. Acting Chairperson David Binder, M.D. Ashwln Chatwani, M.D. Michael J. Daly, M.D. Denise Hartman. M.D. Rosanne Oyer. M.D. 74 Dr. Oyer Dr. Hanjani Dr. Binder A Legal Guide, t t«e Modern DfUVfrY $om: Dr. Hartman Dr. Joseph Harris 75 Ophthalmology Quy Chan, M.D. Chairperson James Cristol, M.D. Joseph Kubacki, M.D. Lois Martyn. M.D. Mongnart Romayananda, M.D. Stephen Wong. M.D. Dr. Chan performs outpatient cataract surgery 76 T.J. fascinated by the slit lamp Of course I'm going to charge him 77 Dr. Martyn demonstrating doll s eyes” Gross exophthalmos Orthopedics John Lachman, M.D. Chairperson Philip Alburger, M.D. Randal Betz, M.D. Robert Campo, M.D. Michael Clancy, M.D. Lawrence Crossfit, M.D. Richard Delaney, M.D. Paul Marchetto, M.D. Ray Moyer. M.D. Theodore Quedenfeld, M.E.D. Edward Resnick, M.D. Howard Steele, M.D. Dr. Lachman I married her for her bone structure Two peas in a POD Ilerman • '■ ..... moa W( had to put a str l pjatr in your kg. 78 T Dr. Steele fingers a phalanx Mew York, here wc come! Physician, heal thyself Charlie demonstrates an antalgic gait Dr. Betz Biting off more than he can chew Dr. Moyer Plastered as usual 80 Max Ron is, M.D. Chairperson Emile Liebman, M.D. William Martin, Ph.D. Melvin Masloff. M.D. Rose Mohr, M.D. John Tuker, M.D. Give me 2 minutes, it's my broker Drs. Liebman and Masloff Otolaryngology Dr. Mohr 81 I'm working on a new nasal decongestant Pediatrics St. Christopher's Iain Black, M.D. Chairperson Julian Allen, M.D. Brad Alpert, M.D. Terry Anderson, M.D. Hobart Baluarte, M.D. Gity Banan, M.D. Walter Boutwell, M.D. Galen Breningstall, M.D. Lillian Crin. M.D. Craig Cohen, M.D. Mary cote, M.D. Adamadia Deforest. Ph.D. Angelo DiGeorge, M.D. Richard Donner, M.D. Steven Dunn. M.D. Margaret Fisher, M.D. Catherine Foley. M.D. Helena Friss, M.D. Mark Grossman. Ph.D. Warren Grover, M.D. Gregory Halligan, M.D. Edward Hein. M.D. Bruce Kaiser, M.D. James Kirk, D.O. Mildred Kistenmacher, M.D. Joseph Kubacki. M.D. Harold Lischner, M.D. Sarah Long. M.D. Lloyd Marks. M.D. Louis Martin, M.D. Charles Omdal. M.D. Anna Oriordan, M.D. Martin Polinsky, M.D. Hope Punnett, Ph.D. Hyman Rabinovitch, M.D. Charles Reed, M.D. Traj Rezvani, M.D. James Riviello, M.D. David Rubenstein, M.D. Daniel Schidlow, M.D. David Smith, M.D. Susan torrey, M.D. Carol Towne, Ph.D. Eileen Tyrala, M.D. Pensri Wangler, M.D. Robert Wimmer, M.D. Einstein Peter Mamuner, M.D. Chairperson Allan Arbeter, M.D. Marcia Arem. M.D. Steven Dowsher, M.D. Julia Hayes, M.D. Hallam Hurt, M.D. neil Izenberg, M.D. Jeanne Manser, M.D. Praewpun Muchpuckdee, M.D. Rachel Porat, M.D. Peter Trinkaus. M.D. Dr. Smith Dr. lain Black — Chairperson 82 Available for babysitting Just for the fun of it! 83 What did that little brat call me? I ' Dr. Torrey and scrubbing bubbles Dr. Grover As comfortable in front of an audience as in front of an open cranium Dr. Rezvani Why do you even bother taking them? Dr. Dunn 84 Dr. Banan Dr. DiGeorgc showing off his new haircut Dr. Halligan Dr. Cote 85 When I'm chairwoman of Pediatrics... Dr. Kubenstcin caught changing a diaper. DENVER DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENING TEST I PASSING 90 Dale Nome B'lthdoie Ho� p No NE MOTOR ADAPTIVE LANGUAGE 86 TVIDOS' 1VNOS838 3AIWVOV � 010W 3NIJ joyoonvi 8010W SSOBO fMr C 0 v4o • + ••! (( Physical Medicine And Rehabilition Dr. Dworkin James Demopoulos, M.D. Chairperson Gerald Dworkin, M.D. Stephen Gaspar, M.D. Mohammed Jaffari, M.D. Piathaniel Mayer, M.D. Amelia Tabuena, M.D. 87 Dr. Demopoulos Psychiatry Charles Shagass, M.D. Acting Chairperson Michael Ascher, Ph.D. Philip Band. M.D. John Benson, M.D. Robert Clark, D.O. Allan Cristol, M.D. Kenneth Draper, M.D. William Dubin, M.D. Paul Pink. M.D. John Fryer, M.D. Alan Goldstein. Ph.D. John Harding, M.D. Louis Harris, Jr. M.D. Richard Jaffe, M.D. Richard Josiassen, Ph.D. Arthur Lazarus, M.D. Peter Meyer, M.D. Marie Mignogna, M.D. Donald Overton. Ph.D. Richard Roemer, Ph.D. Barry Shmavonian, Ph.D. Roy Steinhouse, M.D. Irs Steisel. Ph.D. Roy Stern, M.D. John Thomas, M.D. Ralph Turner, III, Ph.D. Michael Vergare, M.D. So. you say you're a bulletin board abuser? Like my tie? Give me your tired, your poor. . . 89 Yeah — how about my tie? I think you’re still stuck in the anal phase Ziggy I'M SORR9, MV MiMD (a)AND6P£D FOR A MOMENT TVieRe. ...PeoPLeDONTRAVtA TDMX? - VI Radiation Oncology Ah. you've seen one mammogram, you ve seen 'em all Ann Chu, M.D. Chairperson Olubunmi Abayomi. M.D. Michael Borrelli. Ph.D. Mozaffar Partowmah M.D. Rajeshwari Subramanyam. Ph.D. Mutants 91 Frank — our man for XRT Dr. Abayomi and the smiling resident Surgery Wallace Ritchie. Jr.. M.D. Chairperson Jeffrey Alpern, D.O. francis Au, M.D. Rohinton Belsara, M.D. Micholas Caverocchi, M.D. Anthony Camerota, M.D. Daniel Dempsey. M.D. Jeffrey Dunn, M.D. Fernando Estrada, M.D. Anthony Gennaro. M.D. Julieta Grosh. M.D. Robert Marwick, M.D. Stuart Hulnick, M.D. Jacob Kolff, M.D. Vincent Lauby, M.D. Willis Maier, M.D. James McClurken, M.D. Amitabha Mitra. M.D. Kristin Stueber, M.D. Joseph Van De Water, M.D. Charles Vinocur, M.D. William Weintraub. M.D. John White, M.D. Dr. Ritchie Dr. Lauby PLEASE DO NOT ANNOY. TORMENT. PESTER. PLAGUE. MOLEST, WORRY, BADGER. HARRY. HARASS. HECKLE, PERSECUTE. IRK. BULLYRAG. VEX, DISQUIET. GRATE. BESET. BOTHER. TEASE NETTLE. TANTALIZE. OR RUFFLE THE CHAIRMAN 92 Dr. Maier 93 RAY’S RULE FOR PRECISION: Measure with a micrometer. Mark with chalk. Cut with an axe. Dr. Weintraub Come on LeRoy — How about the cranberries 94 Dr. Dempsey l —: Dr. Mitra Mcddi Bergsman Dehiscence is a terrible thing Heart Sc Lungs of the CT team Dr. McClurken To cut is to cure! 95 Dr. Au Urology A. Richard Kendall. M.D. Chairperson Walter L. Gerber, M.D. Lester Karafin, M.D. Edward J. Seidmon, M.D. Dr. Kendall and his boys now that's a good stream! I've never seen anything like that in a sediment before 96 1 MVBliJO TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE THIRD YEAR COURSE OPENINGS 1985-86 CLASS OF 1987 MASTER DISTRIBUTION Course Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4 Block 5 Block 6 Block Block 7 8 300 MED I 25 25 25 26 26 25 25 301 Cfree) 25 310 MED II END 10 9 10 10 10 10 10 312 MED II EPIS 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 313 MED II RDG 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 314 MED II StL 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 315 MED II Scrtn 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 316 MED II Lehigh 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 350 SUR ABG 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 351 SUR END 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 352 SUR EPIS 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 353 SUR GTN 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 354 SUR NE 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 355 SUR StL 3(2) 3 2 2 2 2 3 356 SUR TUH 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 340 PSY PPC-TUH 6 8 6 6 6 6 6 341 PSY END 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 342 PSY TUH-2MS 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 343 PSY TUH-50PD 6 7(6) 6 6 6 6 6 344 PSY RDG 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 345 PSY HRSM 3 0 3 2 2 2 2 346 PSY TUH-C L 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 320 OBG END 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 321 OBG TUH 15 15 14 14 14 14 15(14) 322 OBG ABG 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 323 OBC StL 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 330 PED StCH 17 17 17 18 17 18(17) 18 331 PED END 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 360 Fam Prac 25 25 26 25 25 26 25 TOTAL 177 177 177 177 177 177 177 25 97 Affiliates The Germantown Hospital You think 7 LPs In I evening is funny? 98 5 hits, no sleep, still smiling Hext time I II pick Einstein 99 Dr. Ed Jones, nephrology Dr. Herbert Waxman. Chrmn.. Internal Medicine 100 That's it — we re brothers, yeah, that's the ticket A young Albert Einstein — hair combed Dr. Gary Levine. Gastroenterology Dr. Peter Mamunes, Chrnin.. Pediatrics I could always type Systems II notes! 101 102 Reading Hospital Conemauqh Valley Memorial VAospWal 0W ft T Vlln SVt«« LANCASTER GENERAL Mazareth hospital Affiliated Hospitals: Abington Memorial hospital. Albert Einstein Medical Center northern Division Conemaugh Valley Memorial hospital (Johnstown). Episcopal hospital Germantown Hospital and Medical Center. Horsham hospital. Lancaster General hospital. Mercy hospital (Scranton). Moses Taylor hospital (Scranton). Montgomery hospital (norristowm Moss Rehabilitation hospital. Mazareth hospital, northeastern hospital. Philadelphia Psychiatric Center. Reading hospital and Medical Center. Rolling hill hospital. St. Christophers hospital for Children, St. Francis hospital (Wilmington). St. Lukes hospital (Bethlehem). Sacred heart hospital (Allentown). Shriner s hospital for Crippled Children. Wayne County Memorial Hospital (honesdale) 103 One big happy family - the Temple Community Clinical Professors Emeriti Victor Auerbach, M.D. Howard Baier, M.D. Henry Baird, M.D. John Bartram, M.D. Daniel Berger, M.S.E.E. Gustavus Bird, M.D. Taylor Caswell, M.D. Robert Cohen. M.D. Alan Conger. Ph.D. Kyril Conger, M.D. Russell Ramon DeAlvarez. M.D. Thomas Deas, M.D. Thomas Durant. M.D. Spurgeon English. M.D. Sherman F. Gilpin, Jr.. M.D. Isadore Ginsburg, M.D. Dorothea Glass. M.D. Robison Harley, M.D. Haney Huang. M.D. Horman Kendall, M.D. Mildred Kistenmacher, M.D. Roger J. Maloney, M.D. Waldo Helson, M.D. Edger Pennell, M.D. Mary Reardon, M.D. Robert Robbins, M.D. Michael Scott, M.D. Rita E. Scott, M.D. Maarten Sibinga, M.D. Alexander Silverstein, M.D. Ernest Spiegel, M.D. Emery Szekely, V.M.D., Ph.D. Louis Tuft, M.D. Joseph Wolpe. M.D. Barton Young, M.D. 104 WSTDflY PHYSfCAl TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL PHILADELPHIA, PA. PERSONAL HISTORY n]?14Sbl8 ICRESOE A U8 CLASS CF 3 00 4 RROAO S PHILADELPHIA, ADM-05 26 3 3 OMf ?5 TIHS T PA 1?H0 DR .HENIK OfF Dale Aug. 28. 1983 (History should include: Chief complaint. History of present illness. Past medical history including previous hospital admissions and operations. Social History, Family History, in the order mentioned) CC: 'Medical Education Source: 171 medical students. _ distracted HPts_____________________________________________________________________________________________________ .This is the first Temple University Medical School admission for this avg. 25 y.o. . PMH is sig for suffering through a minimum of 16 years of education and other life experiences. Pt initially presented with a zest for learning, high ideals, and obsessive-compulsive behavior of varying severity. At onset, the pt had an open mind, classmates to the left fX right, and an expected class attendance of 100%. Pt is aware that the bursar takes her lunch hour(s) from I-3 and that tuition (and numerous other ripoff fees) will total $100,000. Preadmission testing revealed borderline MCAT scores, the ability to stay awake and B.S. during a 30-min interview, and a prominent brown nose. The pt is now adm for a complete 4-year medical education and mind molding. PMH: Hospitalizations Multiple nights on call at various institutions 1 Mow could he be smiling so early in the morning? 010066 fiEV li� t Use both sides of paper PERSONAL HISTORY 105 Surgical tlx, Pt underwent multiple operations: Other operations included Laparoscopy x2 and Shoulder Girdle Repair Allergies: Hospital cafeteria food K-type questions Clinical Decision Making Neds: Valium Tagamet MOM ASA Elavil Haldol Malclpn Caffeine Cephasmashemtobits Inderal TUMS Tylenol 03 Glucose Travel Hx: Pt visited many cities, states, and countries — NYC. Boston, LA. Arizona, Oregon, Alaska, New Mexico, Plorida, Mexico. England, France, Canada AO I K. Karen Newman L. Ilene fischer M. Susie Biancarelli N. Mitesh Shah O. Todd Shapiro P. Andy Weber Q. Frank Domeracki A. Matt Portz B. Oscar Miranda C. Joan Zeidman D. Stephanie Schneck E. Kevin Scufert F. Maureen Kozloski Q. Rick Mason M. Mark Hoy I. Carmen Barres J. Bruce Feldman 3 V :xfj 1 }U9ludoi3(13(J s f K. RicK ManKin I.. Chet KobachinsKi M. Dori Heinrich N. Pam Brothers O. Mark Fisher P. Bob Pizziketti Q. Robin Spangler R. Michelle Smith S. Jeff Nachman 1 M 801 A. Norm Mindrebo B. Marc Pater C. Marc Sopher D. Ken Chavin E. Ruby Camarena P. Jan Shoyer Q. Earl Norman H. Irina Lubenskaya I. Kevin Waningcr J. Rob Purvis 601 0 A A. Sheryl Garton B. Beth Lesnikoski C. Lynn English D. John Heydt E. Robin Wiley F. Eric Tiger G. Bettina Zatuchni H. Rob Klaus I. Dave Brown J. Lisa Goldstein K. Tracey Grim L. Naomi Fishlow M. T.J. Horten N. Audrey Uknls O. Nancy Rosenblatt P. Patti Valdes Q. Rob Unitan 0 Social History: Pt attended numerous social functions: parties, games, picnics . . . Tastes great! Less filling! Pt denies EtOH, tobacco, drug abuse and other vices . . . Pre-lithium Rx Wolf in sheep's clothing 111 Analgesic abuse Only special EtOH Pt participated in multiple organized activities 1112 CHRISTIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AOA JEWISH MEDICAL SOCIETY (See Page 383) AMERICAN MEDICAL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION MED NOTES AMERICAN MEDICAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION TEMPLE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SCHOOL SPOUSES ASSOCIATION Pt also participated in unorganized activities CLASS OFFICERS 113 SKULL 87 STAFF Pt excelled in sport in individual and group games 114 Hacky-sac or U.F.O. siting? Touche! Give blood, play rugby Get Horizontal! U.S.D.A. Prime Frank's upset — he can t find the pizza. Jack s giving Scott directions. Better hurry — Stephanies pretty hungry! 115 Who'S running in the 5th? 200th birthday of the Constitution Billy gets a facelift 1116 Boathouse Row — nice place for a party Probably the most recognizable landmark in Philly Philly's skyline getting an uplift FAMILY HISTORY Pt denies CAD. Liver disease. DM. Asthma. Pneumonia. Kidney disease. TB exposure ® Previous medical school admissions Sidney Chavin '25 Joseph D. Goldfine '25 Sidney Jacobson 41 Molly Brown '44 Seymour Siegel '45 John A. Woynarowski 52 I. Favel Chavin '55 Arthur David Fisher 46 117 Walter Evans English. Jr. '56 Robert L. Klaus '57 Gerald I. Zatuchni '58 Classmates — Class of '59 Maynard L. Marring, Carson D. Sell-neck. Alan Goldfine Melvyn E. Tiger '58 Richard S. Levy '63 REVIEW OF SYSTEMS: GENERAL: Dog tired Band-like headache c o increased confusion of insidious onset c o dizziness Do you think he's still alive? Denies A appetite, fatigue Skin: Erythema Mardi-grasosum Denies infections, nevi, psoriasis, seborrhea, epicanthal folds, simian crease, and excessive alopecia (depends on how one defines excessive ) Pruritis x 4 yrs Ears: h o otitis externa O D'ed on gentamicin 120 Denies discharge, pain, tinnitus, hairy pinna, but worried about earlobe crease Eyes h o homonymous hemianopsia Wears corrective lens Denies photophobia c o diplopia Teeth: Pt c c o amaurosis fugax from 8am-5pm M-F in Kresge A B Dentures present, top 6c bottom Regular breast self-exams Respiratory, C oSOB Uh-oh... 0 hxTB exposure Denies cough. Sputum, or chest pain despite 372 pack-year smoking hx c o mild DOE Suppressing a sneeze Cardiovascular: Just swallowed a canary “r o psittacosis h o MAS diet Mx of significant murmur Denies orthopnea. PMD. peripheral edema, but suffered severe CP, palpitations and near-syncope during 1st code c o unstable angina Gastrointestinal: c o nausea 6r vomiting x 4 yrs HMO pt given brown paper colostomy bag Considering high fiber diet © laxative abuser Pt denies diarrhea, constipation, melena, hematochezia, hemate-mesis. BRBPR, dysphagia, tenesmus, however is periodically viewing medicine c a jaundiced eye c o RUQ discomfort c o increased flatulence Regular bowel habits Insatiable bizarre sexual fantasies Genitourinary: Where do I put my sample? Passing a Kidney stone Denies hematuria, dysuria, and hopefully incontinence, but has developed obstructive uropathy after being forced to hold it in during rounds so often. Sexual Reproductive: VDRL© Laur, I told you ... not here! Hyperemesis gravidarum Endocrine: Cold intolerance Denies goiter, change in voice, polyuria; also c o hot and activity fee intolerance. Two bucks is as low as I go Denies unusual discharge, lesions, infertility, venereal disease, and menorrhagia, but notes flagging libido and sporadic dyspartneria. Polydipsia Polyphagia Mine plumps when you cook it h o epididymoorchitis Psychiatric. Paranoid, and thinks everyone knows it ECTs a wonderful thing Denies hyperventilation, keeps manic episodes to a minumum. but c o multiple personality disorder, sporadic acute anxiety, and more memory loss than pt. can remember. Only hallucinates under duress Unconsolably depressed by epidemiology Mas already passed through at least two of Preud's 'stages of development'' Mot touched by lOmg Valium 26 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL PHILADELPHIA, PA. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION KRESOE A W80 F?5 CLASS OF 199? TIMS 34D0 H BROAD ST PHILADELPHIA PA 19140 ADM-08 ?6 83 DR.HENIKOFF Good turgor and temperature Needle tracks HEEIST: Eyes: Head: NC AT Sclerae injected c fungating lesion 300cm- 1 Acuity 20 20 c correction Conjunctiva pink PF.RRLA © epicanthal folds Trioculosis nose: © nasal discharge nose: 128 Mouth: 129 Gynecomastia Buffalo hump Pink puffer Lungs: Pt srales, rhonchi, wheezes, whisper pectoriloquy, egophony, tactile fremitus bilaterally as reported by pt Breath sounds equal bilaterally Without spontaneous respirations Cor: Carotid upstroke 2 + PM I displaced anteriorly Parasternal heave Pt c V tach deteriorating to V fib c spontaneous conversion after completing Med I rotation Abd: 0 dullness, guarding. rebound 0 hyperresonance, hyperactive bowel sounds 2° to lunch at Chez Broad Street 130 No hepatosplenomegaly Pam's ascaris makes an appearance Pelvic: Deferred Ext: i Decreased ROM ® arm Uncorrected hip click Rectal: fMl Refused (D shoulder pain on palpation Pull range of motion CM VII intact CMXSrXIl intact Although pt claims numerous cranial nerve abnormalities as seen in Erney Amphitheater, exam Congenital torticollis shows ll-XII grossly more or less intact '23 132 Sensory Motor Pt has moved well on dance floor and running to codes but has exhibited hemiparesis and hemiplegia when told phlebotomy missed a blood draw Strength: Reflexes: normally tested reflexes intact Positive cremasteric reflex Cranio-colic reflex Positive jaw-jerk Cerbellar: Memiballism Cogwheel Stupidity Gait: Dysdiadochokinesis 133 Foot-drop Dysmetria Cognitive Function: Left-sided neglect Pt. claims frustration with open-ended questions. Pt. states proficiency in answering K-type questions even during REM sleep. During the 4 years of medical school pt. became increasingly disoriented to date. time, and spouse. Pt. was usually oriented to person, classroom, and date of next exam. Dyslexia Attempting to complete serial Recent memory intact sevens Studies: 134 ® arrow sign Attempted confirmation by ultrasound — arrow noticeably absent Assessment Plan: Sleep x 24 hours 12:15 AM - Blood cx x 2, sputum cx, urine cx, start IV Try new TUKS DMR I have no assessment and no plan Pt summary’: The class of 87. an average 25 y.o. M F, is admitted for complete transformation of mind, body, and spirit. Prognosis, despite all appearances seems promising. The procedure of choice will be interminable lectures, intimidating rounds, stultifying texts, and never-ending scut. 135 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL t PHILADELPHIA, PA. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION P 1 U8 OMF ? S IT97 U( S C, r = � nAP ST -PPIPPIA. FA llUj paU:o� 7J cr-he koff Us. t.l.9r.pHc sfcyl. but .0 .bbr«i.«0M HI ,u. Blood P«� “ CC' lol pop net e-t . j ha ?aiH‘ ', p ftfvW GJ m . A C 5 P.P £ ( X. n c t-P •JP fAfi, ■fbH g-HQ g- dp poPTl. EPDu. ?PPZ?- PrP«.„ .---------- SV-- iO opJ K V Sr JF-tOH g - |p yy’ € rpcb - aWW V CfeD. 0 C ? - A - HHNKc 2, -7 f 6a t ort PPH KD 2£ oA jlp P c pern BP8PR © XGPP p£- - {joDbjN H ¥ NAD I 5S bie€NT : uc AT BOrtZ. PPGPlH TtpLk---- r.J£ : Pvt T± £CD tKn. PPP 3! 5ZUN- g,r TlM. S6M LLSB___________________ — PoL-Pr 0 asp, . s n£P ASP ■ NABS 5? PsM ® jb cup QCV ll e LJ PnC : IaJa L Pe. ?D 3 £k{ ecr : Peart Dp FT zVz4- pj(u£0: 4AS A, ON % W (PrJL DTP, 2 -Tr-,( Sr Paff A L }M DATA P-KG - n P f% (?£S QT c x - pora £ ' Mt4'- NSSfJjN £ A P- ADM r px bsi___O 010077 REV 6J79 U both tides of paper PHYSICAL EXAMINATION H+P- or 136 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL PHILADELPHIA, PA. PROGRESS RECORD DATE Complete date required for every entry Just a K-type of guy Phosphofructo-who? Carmen?! ‘ — the audio visual queen Down and out on N. Broad St. Catching a breath between no. I saw her first The Wailing Wall PROGRESS RECORD 010074 REV 1 1 2nd Year Physician. H.E.A.L. thyself Catching some rays The Court Jester Moscow on the Schuylkill Hanging on her every word . . . and then, my third grade teacher called me to the front of the room, but I hadn't done my homework, so I started to cry. and then . . . 138 Kresge B The Test NBMEI... I even look smarter T THE NEW TEMPLE UNIVERSITY] HOSPITAL NEXT LEFT h Loving patient care P = M.D. The Crossing 139 Abbey Road Like lemmings over the cliff 3rd Year Svimvear Just what I needed — a turf from PM fir R Let's see; this is post op day 137 nobody doesn’t like Saralee Will they mind if I defer one more rectal? You want me to name how many causes of ventricular fibrillation? 140 He asked you to do what for a high pass? Reviewing Anesthesia Quick — we've got five minutes before attending rounds start ST6AKSs| rinding an alternate route during the Schuylkill Expressway construction You can't be serious — I m not taking five hits post-call 141 On speaking terms with Cathie Root Cheers! ,t is often hard to distinguish between stupor and lethargy 143 - I 3 - I ROUTINE BLOOO TESTS CLINICAL CHEMISTRY RESULT | t t_est ChCmiJTAv— screen 532 2 CM£MlSTRv AOMiSSiONPKG 531 4 uPiOPKG 299 8 electrolyte '•KG 900 1 liver pkg 310 3 ; L AC'D PHOSPHATASE 004 2 ALBUMIN 314 5 ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE 321 0 alt 229 5 AMYLASE 026 5 AST 324 4 DIRECT bilirubin 036 4 TOTAL BILIRUBIN 035 6 NEONATAL 1 BILIRUBIN 900 6 BUN 305 3 calcium 315 2) CARBON dioxioe 302 21 Chloride 301 2 CHOLESTEROL 317 8 CREATININE 319 4 CK 092 7 GLUCOSE 306 1 I to 323 6 1 OSMOLALITY 173 5 phosphorus 316 0 r potassium 303 8 lO f A4 p«otc� n 313 7 sooium 304 6 TflilGLVCERiOES 231 1 URIC ACID 318 6 ROUTINE BLOOO TESTS CLINICAL CHEMISTRY Vd VlMd-nOVIIHd IVildSOH AllS«3AINfl 31d«3 lNVd90iadV30aiD319' 2 0 u ' '4,IJ JO s Atftiajf.1 W1010 jj 1 1 CO 1 V j i 1 - I dedicate this page to my wife and family, whose love and support made medical school possible. 144 Captain Ahab at the helm A new friend and a terrific 3rd year companion John Jack Ahrens, M.D. Labor Day 85 with Tunes In Eric With Love to my parents whose warm support has been my life's finest gift. 145 1 Celia Alfalla, M.D. To My family Although these pictures represent only moments in lime, they capture the love and happiness we have always shared. All of you have provided the support and encouragement that I needed when times were hard. Now it is my turn to thank you and tell you how proud I am to be part of this family. The Alfalla bunch 146 The whole gang Damien 6r Camille University of New England • • kW 4 NmM � • •• W'« At . Dccmbrr n. :� e: Mo. Jean h. Antonuci. JOT Cheat nut Htteet Mast Conabobocken, PA 19421 Dear Ha. Aneoouccit It la a plcaaure to lntora you that you have B««n accepted into tha Claaa of 1987 of the univeroity of Neu England College of Ooteopathic Medicine. E19 tempo uNfVEft trv s h� i j X' s. « «..•� ™ Afiw 11M Un«miu Phii«iaia«ii AotniKM launtiw � ?.. 4 n� Cam Ao� i t «. IV « . jeon H. Antunucci J1 .;m«i fUU ftv� -ue S C0, 0AO7J ik«t «.. MAorud.il t m truly Oellunted to offer � ou a pout loo tot transfer into the top'eore clan of tne Teaple unj« f«lty xnool of MtCleiri . Jean M. Antonucci, M.D. To everyone who helped me get in. through, and out of medical school — thanks, hut really, how old do I look? 147 Peter Bohdan Bandera, M.D. 148 In-laws, Wife — Pam, and Parents Marcus A. Barber, M.D. Dr.. Dr., and Dr. Barber 26 years earlier 149 Special Thanks to tucretia Harold. Blanche Ernest and Charles ... continue the struggle 150 Good deeds? . . . and friends, especially Susan. David Bechtel, M.D. My utmost appreciation for all your love and support to my family . . . Heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse the lepers, cast out demons- freely you received freely give. - Matt 10:8 151 152 .. . to my parents, for their encouragement support, and the ... and to my wife. Dianne, for her tolerance, dedication sense of determination that they have imparted to me . . . and love throughout these four years. Thank you!!! 153 154 Allen E. Best M.D. Special thanks lo my entire family. Sal fX all my friends especially my sister Adele IX brother-in-law Chris who were always there; my sister Mari-Lou who gave her time (X energy was my personal secretary : but most of all thanks to my mother — without whose love (X concern none of this would have been possible to the greatest doc I know — my father. I love you all so much! Susan Marie Biancarelli, M.D. 155 Christmas Show 1985 Anatomy lab 1983 Andrew B. Block, M.D. To my family and friends: Without your encouragement, support and love, the hills would have been mountains and the mountains would have been insurmountable. 156 157 The lake froze, your mother said And it snowed overnight A blanket of snow will line the roadway While we ride Your father brings the wood inside So a fire in the grate Will flicker with warmth of hearts inside Snow falls on the blue lake Fire burns in the grate 158 If we look we will find a way home We ll find a way home. Eric A. Brody, M.D. Mo words can express the love and appreciation I feel. . . 159 Chianina have the edge! In remembrance of Ron — God Keep you in his arms - I miss you! 160 My family has always been the center of my life. I dedicate this page to all of them and the many other friends and family' that have always been there for me and helped to make this day possible. Thank you for the love and support you have always given unselfishly. David S. Brown, M.D. To acknowledge our ancestors means we are aware that we did not make ourselves, that the line stretches all the way back, perhaps to God or to Gods. We remember them because it is an easy thing to forget: that we are not the first to suffer, rebel, fight love and die. The grace with which we embrace life, in spite of the pain, the sorrows, is always a measure of what has gone before. Alice Walker, ' fundamental Difference 161 My Surrogate Mother — Thank You. Thank you. Mom and Dad, for your tremendous sacrificing to make my dream a reality. Also, many thanks to Mr. fir Mrs. Duthinh, Mr. fir Mrs. Karschncr. Mr. fir Mrs. Morehead. Mr. fir Mrs Weber. Mr. fir Mrs Van Nguyen, my brothers and sisters, and my niece and nephews for their support and help. And last but not least, to my wife and son who bring a special meaning to my life. Ninh Bui, M.D. 162 Emily. Jung, my wife and I at Horsham Park. Joel Brion Burrell, M.D. How where the hell did I put that last issue of Playboy! Oh, son! Look at the medical students! Well, I'm Ready Por The Boards! i 4 1 r'll 2-I 1 lo l :v W.a- J 163 Jeanette Maria Camacho, M.D. Gracias a todos Love is a rain of diamonds in the mind the soul's fruit sliced in two . . . a temple not of stone but cloud beyond the heart's roar and all violence... May Swenson 164 Coward, and wayward and weak I change wit h changing sky Today so strong and brave. Tomorrow too weak to fly . . . — D. Crawford But they that wait upon the Lord Shall renew their strength. They shall mount up with wings tike eagles . . . - Isaiah 41:31 ■ Ruby Camarena, M.D. 165 N expanding support group . .. Crack the chest Ken! Kenneth David Chavin, M.D. My Family Boards Part I Thanks for all the love and support. I could not have made It without you! Camp Kenny 166 The Band My Nads This is so I may never forget. . . The times that really hurt . . . John Michael McShane, M.D. The friends that helped . . . The girl that I loved . .. Life affords no higher pleasure than that of surmounting difficulties, passing from one step of success to another forming new wishes, and seeing them gratified. He that labors in any great or (audible undertaking has his fatigues first supported by Hope and afterwards rewarded by Joy . . . to strive with difficulties, and to conquer them, is the highest human felicity. — Samuel Johnson My Grandmother — who loved me so much that she made possible any good that I might do. This is dedicated to her. 167 I was gratified to be able to answer promptly. I said I don't Know. — Mark Twain (1835-1910) Marianne Cloeren, M.D. All thru history, the way ol truth and love has always won. — Mahatma Qandhi (1869-1948) How far you go in life depends on your being — tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving, tolerant of the weak and the strong. Because some day In life you will have been all of these. — George Washington Carver 168 Is life worth living? That depends on the liver. — Unknown Live long and prosper Dale L. Cohen, M.D. far side 170 Only the Strong Will Survive Cynthia Cote, M.D. Thanks to ... my parents my old friends my new friends Jeff 171 Mom and Dad, I can't thank you enough for all you vc done. Apple never falls far from the tree.' FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT The days grow shorter and the nights are getting long Feels like we re running out of time Every day it seems much harder tellin right from wrong You got to read between the lines Don't get discouraged don t be afraid, we can Make it through another day Make it worth the price we pay The Good Book says it's better to give than to receive I do my best to do my part nothin in my pocket I got nothin up my sleeve I keep my magic in my heart Keep up your spirit, keep up your faith, baby I am counting on you You know what you've got to do Chorus Fight the good fight every moment Every minute every day Fight the good fight every moment It's your only way 172 Brain juice of the gods BJR will not be forgotten 173 Hawaiian Sunburn: Treat with liberal amounts of Mai-tai's William J. Demedio, M.D. Caught by: TUMS 87 s greatest fisherman. Fishing is excellent relaxation therapy — maybe better than beer. A little seriousness: In the long run men hit only what they aim at. Therefore, though they should fail immediately, they had better aim at something high. tH. D. Thoreau. 1854) 174 Many thanks to Mom. Dad, and wife Donna for their support through these trying years. Andrew James DeNardo, M.D. Andrew! So that's where you've been! And good heavens!... There's my old hairbrush, tool Zen is not a difficult task. If you are a physician, treat your patients with kindness. That is Zen. — Na-nin to a young physician 175 John M. DePasquale, M.D. You created my inmost being You Knit me together in my mother s womb. I praise you because i am fearfully and wonderfully made. David Psalm 139: 13-14 176 Allesio Ora io Tibuzio Malarba (Pop Pop If it weren't for these guys I d be AOA Joseph A. DePra, M.D. Happy spending my 051. Mow you know why I went into medicine instead of boxing Marie Louise DeVegvar, M.D. JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT YOU WERE WINNING THE RAT RACE. ALONG COME FASTER RATS. FRANK ERNEST A£F a uot o? DiFpERFNT TH|N65 X C°ULt F EfCftgF------ WHAT? yoc £ Pav° iT S OE effect? —- .....TnAVfj 7w2. 179 Diane Louise Dietzen, M.D. Whatever you can do. or dream you can. begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. — Goethe Those words expressed my feelings in my high school yearbook and they still do today. My thanks to my family and my friends, all of whom have been constant supporters and wonderful teachers. 180 Love Bug The N.D.. the Mechanical Engineer, and the Electrical Engineer — in the budding phase. Francesca DiLeonardo, M.D. Grazie Babbo e Mamma 181 Argo — Faithful Guardian 182 183 Julia A. Elcock, M.D. Thanks also to the teachers who really cared, especially Dr. Benson. Dr. Baum and Dr. Suhadolnik. Man discovers his own wealth when Qod comes to ask gifts of him. — Rabindranath Tagore The world suffers most from the disinterested tyranny of its well-wisher — Rabindranath Tagore 184 Lynn Ellen English, M.D. This page is dedicated to my mother Constance Kar-stetter English (the one on the right). She was always there with her love and support. . . even when I was sure 1 wouldn't make it through. THANKS, MOM! I LOVE YOU! 185 186 Todd, in a pensive mood. Why Is I he first Mate Smiling? Ultimate Players Meed To Know Wind Direction Precisely I 187 Another Vanquished Crusader Ilene M. Fischer, M.D. 188 Mark Fisher, M.D. ... What l keep saying to myself is Take a leaf from the fire. Open your hand, see Where you are going . . . what I am trying to find is The beginning, in the ashes. ... what we are looking for In each other Is each other. .. — W. S. Merwln 189 Naomi B. Fishlow, M.D. 190 Carl J. Foster, M.D. What could equal the bliss at a time like this only the joy of our first kiss Frank Franzese, M.D. Two Sloths Caught On Rare Occasion Outside The Barrow Believe It Or Not: GaGa Left Tongue-tied During Micro-Madness The Pharoah And The Queen Ortho. Ortho. Emergency Med???; Mow About Family Practice in St. Croix?” Spanky. Sparky, and Webba Discussing Better Days 192 Saralee Funke, M.D. Sheryl A. Qarton, M.D. Mom. Dad fX Sam: Special Thanks Tor Your Endless Love. Encouragement (X terseverence. I Love You tX Share This Accomplishment With You. Frank, Mar)'- and my Godchild Erin — I m Proud To Call You Family . Special Friends: The perfect Prescription to maintaining one s sanity. Spend several hours q Weekend c those pictured x 10 years — unlimited refills. 194 You would measure time the measureless and the immeasurable. You would adjust your conduct and even direct the course of your spirit according to hours and the seasons. Of time you would make a stream upon whose hank you would sit and watch its flowing. But if in your thought you must measure time into seasons, let each season encircle all the other seasons. And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. Giselle Geddes, M.D. 195 Dedicated to my family and to my husband for all their love and support. 196 197 Lissa M. Qittens, M.D. The ultimate measure of a man Is not where he stands In moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. — Martin l.uthcr King, Jr. The trouble with being in the rat race is that even If you win. you're still a rat. - Lily Tomlin, b. 1939 Science investigates; religion interprets. Science gives man Knowledge which is power; religion gives man wisdom which is control. Science deals mainly with fact; religion deals mainly with values. The two are not rivals. — Martin Luther King. Jr. I was a fantastic student until ten. and then my mind began to wander. — Grace Paley. b. 1922 Every man must decide whether he will walk in the light of creative altruism or the darkness of destructive selfishness. This is the judgment. Life's most persistent and urgent question is. What are you doing for others? — Martin Luther King Jr. Education is a private matter between the person and the world of knowledge and experience, and has little to do with school or college. Many people fear nothing more terribly than to take a position which stands out sharply and clearly from the prevailing opinion. The tendency of most Is to adopt a view that is so ambiguous that it will include everything and so popular that it will include everybody. — Martin Luther King. Jr. We cannot tell the precise moment when friendship is formed. As in filling a vessel drop by drop there is at last a drop which makes it run over; so in a series of kindnesses there is at last one which makes the heart run over. - Lillian Smith (1897-1966) Whoever is born in Mew York Is ill-equipped to deal with any other city: all other cities seem, at best a mistake and. at worst a fraud. — James Baldwin from Just Above My Head A caress is better than a career. — Elisabeth Marbury (1856-1933) 198 199 200 Tracey P. Grim, M.D. hanging out with the guys at lunch. 201 Just another grueling night ol studying. Kenneth Lee Grotz, M.D. Thank you. Mom and Dad. for your enormous support and encouragement. I hope that I will be able to adequately repay you for all you have given me. I only know for certain that I love you. Colleen, you have made me a better person. Despite the miles that have been forced between us. we have remained together and grown even closer, that should say a lot about the strength of our love. I cherish the seven years that you've been in my life, and I'm looking forward to the next hundredl Only you. Just me Kenny Lee 202 My intended. Colleen. With our daughter. Candice Roo. What a family! 203 204 205 Richard Jeffrey Harris, M.D. Dr. Freud, age 7 I urge you not to be too unkind, but to consider carefully your patient s means. Sometimes give your service for nothing calling to mind a previous benefactor or present satisfaction. And if there be an opportunity of serving one who is a stranger in financial straits, give full assistance to all such. Tor where there is love of man. there is also love of the art of medicine, for some patients, though conscious that their condition is perilous, recover their health simply through their contentment with the goodness of the physician. And it is well to attend to the sick to make them well, to care for the healthy to keep them well, but also to care for ones own self. 206 — Hippocrates To my friends and family. Thank you for your love and support in helping me achieve this lifelong goal. Special thanks to my parents Your love f support made the difference. John A. Heydt, M.D. 1 ' T , rr .r r jTshallpass through this world fut once. An y good therefore that I can do or any kindness that 1 can show to any human Being, fet me do it now. Jft me not defer or neglect it fori shall not pass this way again. EX LIBRIS m ■e £ v lv V Colleen — Thanks for your understanding, patience and love. 207 T. J. Horten, M.D. Saving My first Life Hard Years of Study 208 Thanks Don, Joan. Don. Julie, Theresa and Scott Someone call the Doctor? 209 210 Kenneth L. Jacobson, M.D. ' 7 211 Mom 212 213 Lisa Bowen Johnson, M.D. 214 Oh, What a beautiful day! Thomas Benjamin Jones Jr., N.D. ACL — The Beginning of the End for die Athlete At home in wonderful Manayunk The Clan — You name the sport. We meet the Challenge All my love and eternal gratitude to Darlene, my family, and my Aunt Elizabeth: For without their love, support, and genuine interest in my success this degree would not have been attained and all of my achievements would be without meaning. I dedicate this page and my future serv ice to mankind to them. NEIGHBORS 215 216 Thomas A. Judge, M.D. 1 Susan Lynn Kaczorowski, N.D. d fast fa A(om and (Jad dfaan 217 TRIPS 218 - - WITH MOM DAD « YOUNGER BROTHER CUE James B. Khoury, M.D. THE KHOURY BROTHERS 219 220 Robert Monroe Kimmel, M.D. v � •• aimon rr« twrO' I(utilwi ma h « O'OC c tai In undertaking this endeavor and achieving this goal I am incredibly indebted to: My family, who gave me all of their support so willingly and completely My friends, who made it fun along the way And especially. Chery l, who makes it all worthwhile This degree is as much yours as it is mine. Mom and Dad. thanks for making this dream a reality. The head bone is connected to the heart bone — and don't ever let them come apart. — Alan Alda July 27. 1985 — Cheryl says. I do.' Jamaican Honeymoon Bliss Gross Anatomy lun with Uncle fester and the gang. Do you think we can declare this patient brain dead? 221 222 223 K W fjHGft 224 Day 4 — Already 6 days behind Day 6 — f'lashflood destroys Micro and Bio- chem Steven A. Kohler, M.D. Okay, now turn your head and cough The proprietors in search of a girl w ith red shoes A rare non-velcro moment Don't bother me my life is peaking! 225 226 Home is where the Heart is.' Thanks for making it all a little easier. 227 Maureen C. Kozloski, M.D. Robert A. Kunz, M.D. My support system — Annette, Kurt, Derek, and Bear He came from where? Who wanted the gallbladder? You see. Dad. succinate Is further metabolized by undergoing a dehydration ...” 228 Homeward bound Patricia A. LaBaire, M.D. My first patients Can you look in Joey s ear? I have this tingling in my arm 6f leg ... What can be done for varicose veins? 229 You're studying again. I can't take it anymore . .. Custom made by Jim 230 A monk said to ftasrudin: I am so detached that I never think of myself, only of others. Nasrudin answered: I am so objec tive that I can look at myself as if I were another person; so I can afford to think of myself: The Subtleties of the Inimitable Nulla riasrudin by I DRIES SHAM Douglas O. Lee, M.D. 231 Daniel Leibman, M.D. Grandma and Grandpa Alki-chen whose memory shall live In my heart forever. Thank you for years of support, encouragement and love of the highest magnitude. Grandma and Grandpa Leibman. your love encompasses four generations. This day. June 24. 1984 I married my friend, who shares my love, my life, and my dreams. Daddy's Little Girl. Adena Nicole. 7 lbs. 9 ' 2 oz. Born May 21, 1986. 232 Lance H. Leopold, M.D. WORK.. . REST... AND PLAY . . . AND SOMEONE TO SHARE IT WITH! 233 234 Tastes great or Less filling? Andrew Levy, M.D. nMBC I Madness. Nantucket Style Day 4: 3 days behind schedule Come on guys, where's my furniture? I ll need it in my transitional 7 year residency. A Love Puppy at 4 Blithering by 5 Blacked out by 6 Passed out by 8 A Ski trip in the pre-velcro days. 235 WWWEHHLL! 236 Susan C. Lowery, N.D. Man in the Glass When you get what you want In your struggle for gain And the world makes you king for a day Go to the mirror look at yourself — see what that man has to say It isn't your father or mother or wife Upon you whose Judgement must pass Hut the one who counts most in your life is the one looking hack at you from the glass You may he one who got a good break think you're a wonderful guy But the man In the glass says you’re only a fake If you can't look him straight In the eye You may fool the whole world in your pathway of years And get pats on the bar k as you pass Hut your final reward is heartache tears If you 've cheated the man in the glass. Dale Wimbrow 237 238 Together with Alexei (my husband) Mark Allen Mamros, M.D. I want to thank God for a wonderful and supportive family. It was the weekends and the vacation time I spent with them in Pittsburgh that enabled me to make it through this difficult experience. 239 240 Sometimes you have to stick your neck out Girl of my dreams Eric Robert Mankin, M.D. Special thanks and love to my parents who made me possible I WASN'T 60IN6 ) TO LISTEN! J 241 John Marcelis, M.D. s RADUAT ION DAY- IF you can understand your limitations And not waste time on tasks beyond your scope But take the future as a brand-new challenge That you can meet with confidence and hope IF you can listen to those who would advise you And then judge for yourself just what is right If you can keep in touch with all about you And settle differences without a fight IF you can find delight in simple pleasures And see the rainbow —not the falling rain If you can lose—and never give up trying Believing that there’s nothing done in vain IF you can staunchly stick by your convictions And not let others set your goals for you If you can be as practical as need be And still remember sometimes dreams come true IF you can live the life that you believe in And trust your judgment and maturity Then you’ll be, not just happy and successful, But the worthwhile person you are meant to be — My Family: Thanks for support and encouragement throughout the years! — 24 Years Ago . . . 242 243 Spring 1987 Kristine A. Mattis-Graves, M.D. A man rows a boat by pulling and by letting go — Prom an old Egyptian proverb 9-12-86 Il:02pm 244 245 246 Patrick Joseph McMahon, M.D. 248 From jock . .. ... to nerd — In less than four years. 249 250 Tom Michelman, M.D. Jesus said I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly. I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. - John 10:10.1 I Thank you father for your love and nurturing over the past four years. You are the sunshine of my life ... Thanks for a great four years Peggy Ann. Norman Mindrebo, M.D. Introducing our son Torrcy Norman born that fine morning of May 9. 1986. Liesel Joy thanks for helping me through Pediatrics, p. .'vt.r. Look at my beautiful daughter. Isn't she an excellent excuse to be late for lectures. 251 Thanks for those moments of. . . With mom. thanks for being there. Oscar Miranda Jr., M.D. warmth and understanding . . . joy and togetherness . . . 252 empathy and radiance 253 Old friends . . . they can see where you are and they Know where you ve been. Special thanks to Charles Ireland. A;. SBM, Doc. Casey and Streeter. I thank the Lord daily. Mcver judge the character of a man when things are going good. 254 Paul E. Moran III, M.D. Sarah — the big sister. Emma — the little sister. Karen 255 Georgia — the first twin. Lisa — the second twin. Michael John Murray, M.D. May I always be cognizant of my own mortality and limitations and by the grace of Qod may I provide unselfish service to others. Those long hours of study make it very difficult to appear mentally sharp in the early morning. My father. May I leam from his courage and steadfastness. Until his death he supported me every step of the way. 256 257 The Mates Are the other little boys and girls having this much trouble? You're not practicing on me,” You mean .. . it's like a correspondence course? Just don't bring it in the house. Things I said to Pieal during medical school Why are the tests always on Mondays? Mow did things go today at the little red schoolhouse? There's no way III pass. 258 Looks like we've made it. . . together Earl M. Norman, M.D. 259 260 Mo. were not joined at the hips limPBRUMATS RBALLY BNTAILBP 261 262 Samuel Mantman M.D. Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine June 1926 M. Jane H. Perrin, M.D. Leslie Ann Perrin University of Michigan April 1984 Laurie Sue Fferrin High School of the Creative and Performing Arts June 1985 263 Andre F. Pichon, N.D. Family Portrait. 1972 Lorn a. 1984 Brett, Age 23 My first graduation: Kindergarten Aug. 1967 264 “I shoulda been in pictures!” Tin Lins SO SHORT THE ART SO LONG TO LEARN. OPPORTUNITY FLEETING. EXPERIENCE TREACHEROUS. JUDGEMENT DIFFICULT — Hippocrates (on medicine) HE'S THE BEST PHYSICIAN THAT KNOWS THE WORTHLESSNESS OF THE MOST MEDICINES — Benjamin Franklin Robert John Pizziketti, M.D. I he HipjKK r.m« );� «h I .wear h PhvtKian rvj Attlrpiut � n l ll'picn and Pan , u and all the fodt and foddntc rtukinf iVm my wiirxurt. that I will ftdfill accord i-l lo my ahility and ludjmem ihu oath mo thn cntrnanl To tidd him who ha laufht me Ihi an at ojaal to my parent. ami V live my life in pannerthip with him eft! if he i in need id money to five him a chare ill mine and «n retanl hi, .-Iftpr.ny at eifaal in mv brother in male lineage ami 10icKh them ih.. an—il they ilecirr fo learn n - without fee iml covenant to |t� e a Owe of precept ami oral murj.i«n and all the other leamini; n my vin and io the v ,t of r..m wfc- ha intinaitcd me ami lo pupilt wS have tigncd the io«r-jni iml hate laken an oath actoeding to the medical law hui lit no nnr elte I ■ 11 app4 dietetic meatier, foe the benefit of the tick accordme lo my ability and judgment I will keep them from harm and miuttice I Will neuter five a deadly dnif to anytwdy it atted fo� il no � M I make a tii|jevvi� to ihn etfecl Sim.larlt I will not five to a woman K aNx live remedy tn portly and Vd.net I will juanl im life and my ad I w ill evx ute the knife not even on aulfemt fmaw tame hwi dl wiihdraw in I a tot ol yuch men a art enyayed in (hla work Whoever homiet I may vice I will come for Ihe henefii ol ( - irl WMinK|| Irer of all intentuinal tnjuitice ol all mnchief ard in panicular ol vnual ■elation woh boeh lemalr and male pmcmt. he they Itee ix lavr� SVhat I mo tee ix hear in the coorte Of the inrat-raent or e� rn oU|� de of ihe rreaiment i� repaid lo the l.le of men, whwh on • actoom one mutt tpread abroad. I -ill keep to myteH holdotp auch thmfs thane I ul to he tpofcrn a hoot II I fulfill thu oarh and not violate n mat il he framed M me lo enpty life ami an hemp honored wah fame among all men for all nme lo ct e. if I trantfirn it and «e« faltely may ihe oppoule of all thn be nty ktt Okay, Williams, we'll vote... how many here say the heart has four chambers?” 265 Dear Anne, You have a way of knowing when something's bothering me even though I say everything's line. And I know when I need advice and when I just need someone to listen. With your reassuring nod and your smile that says, I know how you feel,’' you've helped me through some difficult limes. You're a special part of my life .. . a special part of me. Love. Matt Matthew C. Portz, M.D. 266 tor With the woman he will marry after graduation. Suzanne Trace. Robert S. Purvis, M.D. 267 Atop the high bridge. Hometown Pa. William J. Rafferty, N.D. Jeffrey D. Rice, M.D Thanks to those people who cared enough to help me to continue to grow as much as I have, to those who challenged me to discover myself over and over again so that I might love w ith greater integrity. 269 Chet Robachinski, M.D. 270 However rare true love is, friendship is rarer: La Rochefoucauld 271 fiancy K. Rosenblatt, N.D. Much love and thanks to my family for their endless support in helping me to make my dream come true. 272 filfj Scott Michael Sadel, M.D. 273 The famous toilet costume Much gratitude to: Priscilla Glenn fir Lois Samuelson Walter L. Haley Girlie Michael Johnston Mark Irons The Bakers The Meissners Tesco Vee fir the Meatmen Gary Coleman 274 275 A Medical Student s Prayer ... Help me to learn to look on patients not simply as bodies which are diseased. Stephanie Lynn Schneck, M.D. as cases. or as specimens ol this or that trouble; help me always to look on them as persons. Help me to add sympathy, which no one can teach me. to the skills that I leam . . . — William Barclay Adventure on the high seas 276 All things God has made are good and each of them serves its turn. — Neiwland Science Bid Notre Dame. Ind. 277 The Seufert s Three + I The two Key words to success are family and faith. — Gerry Faust Kevin T. Seufert, M.D. He who has a strong enough why' can endure almost any how. — Nietzsche Diamonds are just chunks of coal with extra powers of endurance which have been subjected to extreme temperatures and pressures for long periods of time. — Anonymous My Support System Mom — You're the greatest Sneed Patrick Shadduck, M.D. 278 To my parents, who made this graduation possible, mere words Of thanks are not enough but here is a sincere debt of gratitude for their relentless support throughout my life. Mitesh Vipin Shah, Pi.D. Trust Me 279 I’M A DOCTOR To the future 280 -4 9 H im inarr tm- - mm? i (ri Si ft p J4 S—- fa IlX- ' £ Wi- - 0 I always had an intense desire to be a professional. ■’ll Mom. Dad. and baby brother Mumboa Todd A. Shapiro, M.D. Another day on the slopes - Vail. CO: 1985 Yes, absorb facts Monday thru Friday, then get them smashed out of me on Saturday. And God said Let them play Rugby — and it was good.' 281 A reason for existence and inspiration to succeed. IIT� . David Seth Share, M.D. College radical Beginnings. Early leanings towards Gastroenterology. 282 Later, thinking of Psychiatry. Carl Randolph Shelton, M.D. ■ 283 STRIPPERS MALE AND FEMALE FOR GRAMS AND SHOWS BACHELOR PARTIES. BIRTHDAYS. ETC. VISA MASTERCARD ACCEPTED GLAMOUR ENTERTAINMENT (609) 488-1468 (609) 662-2367 111 f ini itfcS 0 ? • • Ml go Ui _j £ I ” Scott Shoemaker, M.D. B-oSc.ancai Infc molion Svvit IM� VIOVMtMnO M tlUliMITI •� i-«ij AHHIV. 8� 74 • 0 «. mSC ! M D M •-. «( w kr 00«-0jn «oia n 5 . o. stm. • UM U« •• � • • � • I • � . « � 8JS at m J tk. -r. - M-9 -• !� • DM� —•— UHXWI • •� � W ►. !� • faUHrt • 0 k|« •• ___“ow usu 1.1. .-v .-tv_____ jo ouctnuoN •.AMI n 06 09 I Ot� l 0 u 06 n T 01 11 t oolS AO 1CT. 6 04 1 : GuOO K : to .« 54 11 to� l J 284 285 Michael L. Sidor, M.D. Everything comes to he who hustles while he waits. — Thomas A. Edison You must do the thing you think you cannot do. — Eleanor Roosevelt Self-trust is the first secret of success. — Emerson 286 Thank you. Mom Dad. College Days: Times have changed! 4 BEFORE ________I' AFTER ____________ Mindy Siegel, M.D. Thanks for all your love and support T Thanks Ron. I could not have done it with- This family is what life's all about out you. 287 288 289 290 Special thanks to my family for their constant support. Among many things, they taught me to care about people and to take things seriously . . . Also, many thanks to the special friends who helped make it all fun. 291 Marc Sopher, M.D. 292 Physician's Prayer 0 Lord in your wisdom and power and love, you heal the sick when all other help has failed and restore men to life after life itself is done 1 pray that you will light my mind with thorough knowledge of remedies for my patients ills and touch my heart with deep compassion for their sufferings When I stretch out my hand to minister to the sick, let me heal them with a portion of your wisdom and your power And when they arc not to be healed, let me help them to a deeper faith and resignation in your love Amen 293 tr H W H II Vi it 12 vs • fit H •� ! 9 n Sff o il 46 Ift U M « S t1 � fl fl ■ It � n a I Patient: Stelmach. John P. John P. Stelmach, M.D. Afclit Adv� r.tu'c Tunulik River 294 295 296 297 298 Before Audrey Blythe Uknis, M.D. Volume I and Volume II After 299 Orientation week: First Encounters of Three Kinds — Hay Rides Eastern Beer. Fatty's l.egs Robert Unitan, M.D. Sunrise with Jack — High above the Grand Canyon Mom Dad Dad's on the left) without whom none of this would have been possible ... or necessary for that matter. California Kids — At Olympics with brother David (age 9) Mountain Biking In the Wissa-hickon Valley 300 A TOAST. - Vi— - - ____ . . , „ , 1 fa tv. « ■ •'. ( ■ . e PiNjtiC-, r f '' tiia- ..v .a C ..'. if ij ■ . tC«. '... _• � .a-n fx 't vA la : .f ' '0 Wj’ cj « ih ■ l’it “ il‘f _0 u,y. V 7. fr.t vj. «T,| ■ I f' u FZ (l j To MommyDaddyVicKIDebiCrlsiAndyTeddyBobby MarkDanPattyCatylVte To Marc: My family, my friend, my fun. my love. Carmen Patricia Valdes-Dapena, M.D. To the back row druggie scum. 301 First Grade — the beginning of my formal education Robert Michael Vale, M.D. College — getting ready to take-off The journey, however, must continue. I bid to all Fair winds and following seas .. Med School — the wind was at my back for some clear sailing High School — I was prepared for everything 302 Kathleen M. Veloso, M.D. The KIDS nothing ventured, nothing gained. ¥ S Couldn t have done it without you either. Mutual inspiration? 303 304 305 Kevin M. Waninger, M.D. Andrew Bernard Weber, M.D. This page Is dedicated to all of you who provided the love, support, and encouragement that helped me. get this far... Thanks! 306 'Supportive Family” Brian Whyte, M.D. Natural Tan Melanocytes for sale Thanks to my family, Lisa, staff of RAR especially Blanche, Harold, and Mrs. Sanders. Special friends John. Robert. Cheryl Roy. James Threatte. Bill, and Wanda Cunningham, who gave me support and encouragement when the going got rough. Unforgettable classmates like Marc Fatcr and Dave Woynarowski. I would like to wish all the graduating minority students a special congratulations for a Job well done, despite the hardships. I would like to dedicate this yearbook to my deceased Aunt Mildred who died during my first year in school. Without her earlier help this would have been impossible. Book also dedicated to Nelson and Winnie Mandela, Steve Biko. and all the South African Freedom Fighters who I support vigorously in their struggle against APARTHEID. ITS ONLY A MATTER OF TIME NOW. Once again thanks Mom and friends. Good luck Class of 1987. 307 1 Barb and Bob. I couldn't have done it without you! I love you. Robin L. Wiley, M.D. The man that introduced bon and golf. me to champagne, skiing, bour- 308 Jenny. Her beauty and warmth kept a smile on my face. In memory of Joseph P. O'Riordan, M.D. I want to thank my family (Dad. Mom. Doug. Pat and Richard. Andrew. Matt and Stevie)for their love and support. A special thanks to my extended family. Nancy. Mac. Todd, and Barry, as well as a great hunch of friends. Originality does not consist in saying what no one has ever said before but in saying exactly what you think yourself. James Fitz-James Stephen Barbara J. Wingate, M.D. 6 83 Late-blooming Love Affair Marry K. makes me walk straighter makes me smile makes this too often awesome Job worthwhile. Deny death? Me defies death with each dish he washes each newspaper he reads, each drive he takes. Me defies death withan extra-ordinary commitment to an unadorned life. And he inspires life. Oh Marry Mow can I let you know how much I'll miss you? You are 82 years young and I've certainly hit a vintage year. I ll help you deny death a little longer. That's your style. I ll help a while. 10 85 Microbiology Blues Too many late nights with no fancy dinners, haunted by microbial parasites I'm not even getting thinner. Someday I'll finish this gut-disturbing link to my chosen career as a lady shrink . .. And for all those science-whiz type M.D.s who breezed through these early years with mind-boggling ease. I promise to charge only slightly exorbitant fees! 309 David M. Woynarowski, M.D. The girls next door. My parents and I. With main man Dr. Dean. To those who watch from Elsewhere. 310 Mom Dad — for the genes, the means, and the pep- lL — talks in between! Bettina Zatuchni, M.D. My sister Cheryl, always a phone call away. My sister Mimi. 311 Wesley, my inspiration and my other half. A Retrospective Joan Helene Zeidman, M.D. With little brother David (1963) To my family — Much has changed in our lives over the years. We could never have come through it without each other. Thank you for always being there. What ponderous thoughts must burden the mind of a two-year-old. (1960) With big sister Susan (I960) I hate biochem!! (1964) (Some things will always remain constant.) 312 ■■■ 313 Mark Zemanick, M.D. 314 This is what III do if I don't have any patients! a .a , y n‘ v m a a' a a «' « « € ft ft 3 •? 9 I .MI Li is . • a A IVWCfl It-.'T i a a a r% |§ a a a r ‘-AMff'fY- ■ —A P.I M i‘T5� n!Th ki«z M. $' r HFflLfl V s ft ft , , rf. a A a A a - 9‘ A a « t v J '- aB a j a.'. n a A' o' si a .’• muk w .MimSfi j«rc joimw A £ -■ WAMI MAH fit 1 a � • 1 v i iW «f ft A-' E: s� u mifti- f 0 V 'TJv .SftXK£l - V 1 y. 11 •■• : J.U, . M -J • •, .Z Ma? a ft a a t $ i'l SLSL, m WOIWBMJI wtNN Y A n 4 i I IBUEXOCI • mpl$ tttVERs, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CLASS OP '87 i.i £ A ft ' I .aowph y.mta £ _,a • «i ' riAfiaXA 9 a o rk l� M - ) A a .-l£fcaCto MA | A ’XAP0E A . 1 A r c U | MiW-AY A A A A Vt AfHVA'. tiOCWAtl ,£ O A w 'I jfAwir 1 tr 1 1 shto:? o n !? ft f As hi PtitRiK i P i a 14| fi a ©' itn i- a‘ “ Lrlw llSHKA A ll _ ft® a ■ H Mi I V I - A ( 3 a a ', E o a 1 TRACH tW.'i. $ • r | •: £ _B B A f ft tchui a Sl 315 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL DISCHARGE PROGRESS NOTE Admission Oeie Discharge Dele ni?14Sb 18 KRfSOE A W80HF?5 CLASS OF 1937 Tl $ 3400 H RROAO ST PHILADELPHIA, PA 19140 ADM-08 ? 6 8 3 DR .HENIK OFF 1 Medications to bo taken aftor Discharge Instructions: 3 Allergies (if any) Cfcnie M 0 or Mosp.1 ' 4 FollOW-up Referrals: 5. Instruclions Given 8y llsms 1-6 must Oe completed si discharge llwo'.i wtth lo ute this document n Ottcherge Progress Note Continuation Form U Type at tlnal discharge summary. M O. lo 6 Final Diagnoses 7 Pertinent Admission History. Physical Findings an Lab-X- 8 Management and Investigation of Problems. -Including Surgical Procedures 9 Problem Status and Disposition at Discharge 10 Date Resident M.D. Allandmg NOTE IF ADDITIONAL SPACE IS REQUIRED. USE DISCHARGE PROGRESS NOTE CONTINUATION FORM M.D 316 010342 MEDICAL RECORDS PGY1 RESIDENCY APPOINTMENTS FOR CLASS OF 1987 NAME SERVICE Jerry Adams M.D. Family Practice John Ahrens M.D. Internal Medidne Celia Alfalla. M.D. Preliminary Medidne Jean Antonucd M.D. Tamily Practice Peter Bandera M.D. Internal Medicine Marcus Barber Transitional Carmen BarTes M.D. Internal Medicine David Bechtel M.D. Tamily Practice Elana Bern M D. Pediatrics Robert Bernstein M.D. Internal Medicine Allen Best M.D. Preliminary Medicine Year Two Anesthesiology Susan Biancarelll. M.D. Primary Care Medicine Andrew Block. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Laur Blumberg. M.D. Surgery Daniel Breslln. M.D. Transitional Eric Brody. M.D. Internal Medicine Pamela Brothers. M.D. Internal Medkine David Brown. M.D. Internal Medicine MinhBul.M.D. Internal Medicine Joel Burrel M.D. Preliminary Medicine Year TV� o Neurology Jeanette Camancho. M.D. Pathology RubyCamerena M.D. Transitional Kenneth Chavin M.D. Surgery John McShane. M.D. Tamily Practice Marianne Clocren, M.D. Preliminary Medicine Dale Cohen. M.D. Surgery Charles Cole. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Year Two Orthopedic Surgery Cynthia Cote. M.D. Family Practice Robert Crowlher, M.D. Radiology Howard Dash. M.D. Surgery William Demedio. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Andrew Denardo. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Year Two Radiology John Depasquale. M.D. Pediatrics Joseph Depra. M.D. Tamily Practice Marie Louise DeVegvar. M.D. Psychiatry Robert DIDonato. M.D. Internal Medidne Diane Dietzen. M.D. Internal Medicine Francesca DiLeonardo. M.D. Emergency Medicine Michael Dobson. M.D. Tamily Practice Frank Domeracki M.D. Surgery Julia Elcock M.D. Lynn English. M.D. Internal Medidne Marc Tater. M.D. Preliminary Surgery HOSPITAL - LOCATION United Hospital Center Clarksburg WV Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia PA Mt. Sinai-City Hospital Center Elmhurst NY Maine Dartmouth Tamily Practice Augusta. ME Abington Memorial Hospital Ablngton. PA Highland General Hospital Oakland CA Cooper Hospital Univ. Medical Center Camden. NJ West Jersey Health System Voorhees NJ St Christophers Hospital for Children Philadelphia PA UCLA Medical Center. Los Angeles CA Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia PA Albert Einstein Medical Center-N.D.. Philadelphia. PA Scranton Temple Residency Program Scranton. PA University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore MD Ablngton Memorial Hospital. Abington PA Cambridge Hospital Cambridge MA University of Massachusetts Hospital Worcester. MA Medical College of Virginia Hospital Richmond. VA Monteflore Hospital Center, New York. NY Cooper Hospital Univ. Medical Center. Camden. NJ Abington Memorial Hospital. Abington. PA Mt. Sinai Medical Center. New York. NY Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Mercy Catholic Medical Center Philadelphia. PA Graduate Hospital Philadelphia PA UCLA Medical Center. Los Angeles. CA rrands Scott Key Medical Center. Baltimore MD SUNY-Buffalo Education Consortium. Buffalo, NY Episcopal Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia PA Valley Medical Center Renton WA Geisinger Medical Center Danville. PA Western Reserve Care System. Youngstown. OH U.S. Naval Medical Center Bethesda MD Ablngton Memorial Hospital. Abington. PA University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville VA University of Arizona Affiliated Hospitals Tucson AZ University of Missouri Hospital Columbia MO Albert Einstein Medical Center. Philadelphia PA Bryn Mawr Hospital Bryn Mawr PA Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia PA Morristown Memorial Hospital Morristown. NJ Memorial Hospital of Burlington County, ML Holly. NJ Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia. PA ...........Residency Deferred........................ University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville VA Albert Einstein Medical Center-ND Philadelphia PA 317 Bruce Eeldman. M.D. Internal Medicine Ilenc rischcr. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Mark Fisher M.D. Internal Medicine Naomi rishlow, M.D. Pediatrics Carl roster, M.D. Preliminary Medicine Year Two Anesthesiology Prank Tranrese. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Saralee Funke, M.D. Transitional Shery l Garton. M.D. Surgery Giselle Geddes, M.D. Internal Medicine Michael Gette. M.D. Internal Medicine Vincent Giranda. M.D. Lisa Glttens. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Stephen GoWfine M.D, Tamily Practice Lisa Goldstein. M.D. Psychiatry Robert Grariano M.D. Preliminary Medicine Tracey Grim. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Kenneth GroU. M.D. Family Practice Paul Guidos M.D. Transitional James Marring. M.D. Medicine Pediatrics Richard Harris M.D. Internal Medicine Dorl Heinrich. M.D. Psychiatry John Heydt M.D. Family Practice Tracy Horten. M.D. Pediatrics Mark Hoy M.D. Surgery Year TWo Otolaryngology Wfcndy Ingersoll. M.D. Pediatrics Kenneth Jacobson. M.D. Family Practice Sam JacubowiLt. M.D. Emergency Medicine David Jaffe M.D. Primary Care Pediatrics Lisa Johnson. M.D. Internal Medicine Thomas Jones. M.D. Orthopedic Surgery Thomas Judge. M.D. Internal Medicine Susan Kacxorowski. M.D. Pediatrics Matthew Kay. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Year Two Ophthalmology James Khoury. M.D. Anesthesiology David Kim. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Robert Kimmel. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Maryanne King. M.D. Tamily Practice Robert Klaus. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Charles Knlbb M.D. Preliminary Surgery Steven Kohler. M.D. Preliminary Medicine David Kdessar M.D Preliminary Surgery Hiurfitf Vtatiotfcl M.O. Primary Care Medicine Emergency Medicine Family Practice University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore. MD UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School. Newark, NJ Michael Reese Hospital fr Medical Center. Chicago. IL Montcflorc Einstein Affiliated Hospital New York, NY Medical College of Pennsylvania Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA North Shore University Hospital Manhasset NY Allentown Affiliated Hospitals Allentown. PA University of Virginia Hospital. Charlottesville. VA Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Graduate Hospital. Philadelphia PA ----------------Research------------------------------------ UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School Newark NJ Memorial Hospital of Burlington County. Mt. Holly NJ University of Connecticut School of Medicine, Farmington. CT Presbyterian-Unlv. of PA Medical Center. Philadelphia. PA Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Community Hospital. Glen Cove. NY Lancaster General Hospital. Lancaster. PA Gefslnger Medical Center. Danville. PA Hospital of University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. PA Hahnemann University Hospital Philadelphia PA St. Joseph Hospital Reading PA Childrens Mercy Hospital. Kansas City. MO Univ. of Louisville School of Medicine. Louisville. KY Unlv. of Louisville School of Medicine. Louisville. KY St. Christopher's Hospital for Children. Philadelphia. PA Chestnut Hill Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Medical College of Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia PA Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia PA University of Cincinnati Hospitals. Cincinnati, OH University of Michigan Hospitals, Ann Arbor. Ml Children's Hospital. Pittsburgh. PA Rush-Presbyterian-SL Luke's Hospitals. Chicago. IL Rush-Presbyterian-SL Luke s Hospitals, Chicago. IL Baystate Medical Center, Springfield. MA Albany Medical Center. Albany. NY Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia PA Montgomery Hospital Norristown. PA Albert Einstein Medical Center-ND. Philadelphia PA New Rochelle Hospital. New Rochelle NY Cambridge Hospital. Cambridge. MA Albert Einstein Medical Center-ND Philadelphia. PA Scranton-TCmple Residency Program Scranton. PA Medical Center of Delaware. Newark. DE University of Mass. Coordinated Programs Worcester • 318 Michael Lado. M D. Surgery Douglas Lee M.D. Psychiatry Daniel Leibman. M.D. Internal Medicine Lance Leopold. M.D. Internal Medicine Bethann Lesnikoski. M.D. Surgery Andrew Levy. M.D. Preliminary Surgery David Lopresti Preliminary Medicine Year Two Anesthesiology Susan Lowery. M.D. Family Practice Irene Lubenskaya M.D. Pathology MarkMamros. M.D. Family Practice Eric Mankln, M.D. Family Practice John Marcelis. M.D. Internal Medicine Richard Mason. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Year Two Orthopedic Surgery Kristine Mattis-Graves M.D. Internal Medicine Melanie McGrory. M.D. Family Practice John McHenry. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Year Two Ophthalmology Patrick McMahon. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Year Two Orthopedic Surgery Stuart McMunn. M.D. Tamily Practice Marcia Mcckler, M.D. Psychiatry Thomas Mlchelman, M.D. Internal Medicine Norman Mindrebo, M.D. Orthopedic Surgery Oscar Miranda. M.D. Internal Medicine Francis Mirecki M.D. Internal Medicine Richard Moore. M.D. Surgery Paul Moran. M.D. Family Practice Michael Murray. M.D. Tamily Practice Jeffrey Nachman. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Year TWo Anesthesia Karen Newman. M.D. Psychiatry Earl Norman. M.D. Surgery Lorraine Pallltto. M.D. Internal Medicine Sharon Pancio. M.D. Pediatrics Richard Parsons. M.D. Preliminary Surgery M. Jane Perrin. M.D. Internal Medicine Andre Pichon. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Robert Piniketti. M.D. Family Practice Matthew Pbrtz. M.D. Family Practice Robert Purvis. M.D. Transitional William Rafferty. M.D. Family Practice Jeffrey Rice M.D. Psychiatry Chester Robachinski. M.D. Psychiatry Shelly RosefT. M.D. Internal Medicine Nancy Rosenblatt M.D. Surgery University of Minnesota Hospitals Minneapolis MN NYU Medical Center. New York NY Graduate Hospital Philadelphia. PA Temple University. Philadelphia. PA New England Deaconess Hospital Boston MA Washington Hospital Center Washington. DC Cooper Hospital University Medical Center. Camden. NJ Temple University Hospital Philadelphia PA Montgomery Hospital. Norristown. PA Hospital of University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia PA Washington Hospital. Washington, PA Middlesex Memorial Hospital Middletown, CT Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia. PA U.S. Naval Hospital Portsmouth. VA Geisinger Medical Center. Danville. PA Salem Hospital. Salem MA Tacoma General Hospital. Tacoma W'A Presbyterian-Univ. of PA Medical Center. Philadelphia, PA Kresge Eye Institute Detroit. Ml NYU Medical Center. New York. NY University of Pittsburgh Hospitals. Pittsburgh PA Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown. PA The Institute of the Pennsylvania Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Boston City Hospital. Boston, MA Indiana University Medical Center. Indianapolis. IN Cooper Hospital.' University Medical Center. Camden. NJ Rhode Island Hospital Providence Rl Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital. Johnstown PA East Tennessee State University. Johnson City. TN Madlgan Army Hospital. Tacoma. WA Chestcr-Croter Medical Center. Chester. PA Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Hahnemann University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke s Medical Center. Chicago. IL Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia PA Children's Hospital of Northern California. Oakland. CA Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Michael Reese HospiUl fir Medical Center. Chicago IL Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Bryn Mawr Hospital. Bryn Mawr. PA Washington Hospital, Washington. PA Allentown Affiliated Hospitals. Allentown. PA Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. Hershey. PA Oregon Health Sciences Univ. Hospital. Portland. OR NYU Medical Center. New York. NY University of Maryland Hospital. Baltimore. MD Albert Einstein Medical Center-ND Philadelphia. PA 319 Scott Sadcl M.D. Preliminary Surgery Donald Samuelson. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Year TWo Radiology Anthony Sauerwein M.D. Internal Medicine Stephanie Schneck. M.D. Orthopedic Surgery Kevin Seufert. M.D. Surgery Sneed Shadduck. M.D. Transitional Year Two Anesthesia Mitesh Shah M.D. neurosurgery Andrew Shapiro M.D. Otolaryngology Todd Shapiro. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology David Share M.D. Internal Medicine Cart Shelton, M.D. Transitional Scott Shoemaker. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Jan Shoyer. M.D. Pediatrics Michael Sidor M.D. Preliminary Surgery Year Two Orthopedic Surgery Mindy Siegel M.D. Preliminary Surgery Year Two Orthopedic Surgery Robert Slade M.D. Emergency Medicine Alexander Siepak M.D. Preliminary Medicine Year TWo Radiology B. DeAngelo Smith, M.D. Psychiatry Michelle Smith M.D. Tamlly Practice Marc Sopher. M.D. ramlly Practice Robin Spangler. M.D. Tamlly Practice John Stelmach. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Year Two Orthopedic Surgery Eric Tiger. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Steven Tollln. M.D. Internal Medicine Mark Trachtman. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Year Two Ophthalmology Mark Trolano. M.D. Anesthesiology Audrey Uknis. M.D. Internal Medicine Robert Unltan M.D. Primary Care Medicine Carmen Valdes-Dapena M.D. Family Practice Robert Vale. M.D. Surgery Kathleen Veloso. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Usa Violi. M.D. Radiology Kevin Wanlnger. M.D. Emergency Medicine Andrew Weber. M.D. Transitional Year Two Radiology Brian Whyte. M.D. Surgery Robin Wiley M.D. Internal Medicine Barbara Wingate. M.D. Psychiatry David Woynarowski. M.D. Internal Medicine Bettina Zatuchnl. M.D. Surgery JoanZcidman. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Mark Zemanlck. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Year Two Neurosurgery Joseph Zlbulewsky. M.D. Pediatrics Temple University Hospital Philadelphia PA Abington Memorial Hospital. Abington PA Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Cooper Hospital University Medical Center Camden. HJ Hospital of University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia PA US. ftavil Hospital Portsmouth VA Reading Hospital Or Medical Center. Reading. PA Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia. PA University of Minnesota Hospital. Minneapolis. MM Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. Philadelphia PA Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia. PA University of Illinois Hospital. Chicago. IL Mercy Catholic Medical Center, Philadelphia PA Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia. PA University of Connecticut School of Medicine Parmington. CT Pennsylvania Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Hospital for Joint Disease. Mew York. MY Abington Memorial Hospital. Abington. PA Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Medical Center of Delaware. Newark DC episcopal Hospital. Philadelphia PA Albert Cinstein Medical Center-ND. Philadelphia. PA Medical College of Pennsylvania Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Montgomery Hospital. Morristown PA Middlesex Memorial Hospital Middletown CT Geisinger Medical Center Danville. PA Episcopal Hospital. Philadelphia PA Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Graduate Hospital Philadelphia. PA Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Albert Cinstein College of Medicine. Mew York. MY University Health Center. Pittsburgh. PA Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Oregon Health Sciences University Hospital, Portland, OR Underwood Memorial Hospital. Woodbury. MJ Howard University Hospital. Washington. DC Morth Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. MC Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia. PA Medical College of Pennsylvania Hospital. Philadelphia. PA York Hospital. York. PA Duke University Medical Center. Durham MC MY Infirmary-Beckman Downtown Hospital Mew York, MY Medical College of Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia. PA Hospital of University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia PA Reading Hospital ftr Medical Center. Reading PA Michael Reese Hospital br Medical Center. Chicago. IL Albert Cinstein Medical Center-MD. Philadelphia. PA SUMY Upstate Medical Center. Syracuse. MY SUMY Upstate Medical Center Syracuse. MY UCLA Medical Center. Los Angeles. CA 320 Office of Student Programs Medical Communications: The Art Division Jane Ax-a me thy, Cheryl Arthur. Robin Gelber .. .The TV and Audiovisual Division Joe Qu-donis and Ross Matico (not shown) .. .and the Photography Division Otto C. Lehmann (Chief). Bill Verzyl. Hank Bacich. Karen Wurzel. Audrey Nodler Mr. Solar! — The Real Boss 321 The editors of the patient chart Class of 1987 are greatly indebted to their Depart-ment of Medical Records for its efforts in assembling the Skull 1987 yearbook. Special thanks to: Office of Student Programs Dr. Moses Williams. Gerri, Rudi, Linda. Brenda. Charlotte Associate Deans Dr. Hugo Smith. Dr. William Barba, Dr. Joseph Baum Merin Photography Studios, Inc. Medical Communications Stan, Cheryl, Robin, Jane, Andrew, Hank, Karen. Otto Bill Dorothy Dennison, Alumni Office and Judy Russo, Student Faculty Records Dan Solari and the Staff of the William T. Cooke Publishing Company Jeffrey Chavin Nadine Kositsky 322 D U. CO QQ O 5 Prirtcip . -InsurMtO Comp«ni Vto m rty UU Comp nt� 7U n.fit' Suwt 0 MoiMft. ww� � $0309 LIBERTY MUTUAL MEDICAL CLAIM FORM Dlice 8c DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN DIVISION MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AND Fire Medical Assnjnc. SERVICES HEALTH rv • 323 0 Eost Howell Street. Philadelphia. PA 19149 (215)831-4900 Alumni Patrons Drs. MaryAnn and Steven Ager '80 John A. Anthony, M.D. '46 John W. Arbogast, Sr., M.D. '21 Dr. fir Mrs. Edward T. Auer '43 Margaret M. Barnes, M.D. '81 Leslie W. Beadlfng. M.D. '64 Daniel H. Bee, M.D. '37 Kathleen Reilly Bell 81 Ewald H. Bergmann, M.D. '37 Dr. fir Mrs. Michael R. Bernstein '74 David H. Best, M.D. '79 Eileen M. Bonner. M.D. '81 Hugh W. Brailier, M.D. '74 Susan C. Brozena, M.D. '81 Jan K. Brydon, M.D. '78 Blase A. Carabello, M.D. '73 Nicholas Cavarocchi, M.D. '78 Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Charles '80 David Chomsky M.D. '59 Dr. fir Mrs. Joseph Clark '62 David L. Cohen, M.D. '72 Dr. William H. Coleman '45 John T. Comcrci, M.D. '55 Steven P. Cook. M.D. '78 Joseph E. Cooper, M.D. ’51 Stephanie Corn-Weinberg, M.D. '86 Maximilian A. Crispin. M.D. '41 James DeMarco. M.D. '77 Angelo M. DIGeorge, M.D. '46 William H. Duncan, M.D. '59 John M. Dwyer. M.D. '25 Ron Endo, M.D. '86 Katherine L. Esterly, M.D. '51 Albert J. Finestone, M.D. '45 Paul Jay Fink. M.D. '58 Arthur D. Fisher. M.D. '46 Lucretla A. Fitzpatrick, M.D. '86 Dr. Morris S. Fleischman '33 Marc A. Flitter. M.D. '69 Dr. fit Mrs. Robert L. Fry '57 Donald R. Fox, M.D. '52 Anthony R. Giorgio, M.D. '73 Martin Goldberg, M.D. '55 Dr. fir Mrs. Alan Goldfine '59 Robyn Faye, M.D. and Rick Goosenberg. M.D. '84 A.E. Gordon, M.D. '57 Sanford L. Greenberg, M.D. '60 Stuart C. Greene, M.D. '77 Sanford Guttler, M.D. fir Family '76 Dr. fir Mrs. John H. Hall '41 Jack A. Menriquez. M.D. '74 William M. Hughes. M.D. '48 George R. Hunter, M.D. '76 John J. Jennings. M.D. '66 Irving Kasenberg, M.D. 42 Dr. fir Mrs. A. Richard Kendall '56 Howard P. Knapper, M.D. '40 Dr. 8r Mrs. Harvey C. Kreitzer '84 Dr. fir Mrs. C. A. Laubach. Jr. '43 Walter J. Levinsky, M.D. '45 Steven E. Lipton. M.D. '76 Kenneth J. Lord, M.D. '80 Joseph F. Lydon, M.D. '47 J. C. Lydon, M.D. '81 John R. Maloney. M.D. '72 Morton Major, M.D. '32 Walter E. Margie, Jr.. M.D. '52 Drs. Allan fir Dawn Marks '62 Bernard Margolis, M.D. '43 Dr. fir Mrs. Charles L. Miller '63 James A. Mollick, M.D. '56 William Mahon Myers, M.D. '44 Dr. fir Mrs. James J. McGuire, Jr. '80 Owen R. Mclvor, M.D. '84 M. Vernon Ordlway, M.D. '58 Stewart J. Petrie, M.D. '50 Dr. Gerald W. Pifcr '65 Arthur H. Popkave, M.D. Peter J. Racciato, M.D. '74 Dr. fir Mrs. James C. Rex '50 Stephen Rockower. M.D. '75 Fred B. Rogers, M.D. '48 George P. Rosemond, M.D. '34 Anthony J. Ross, M.D. '72 David Ross, M.D. '68 Byron W. Rovine, M.D. '53 Harold J. Rowe, M.D. '40 Andrew D. Roxby, M.D. '68 David S. Ruhe. M.D. 41 Saul P. Savltz, M.D. '30 Dr. fir Mrs. Carson D. Schneck '59 Diane E. Shafer, M.D. '76 Roger Sharf, M.D. '84 Charles R. Shuman, M.D. '43 John V. Ferrazzano, M.D. '74 Alice Wolferd Staub, M.D. '49 Jeffrey Steinberg '86 Kim Strong, M.D. '86 William F. Taylor, M.D. '60 Joseph J. Toland, III. M.D. '43 Brian St Susan Toole '79 William B. Tyler, M.D. '70 Edwin V. Valdiserri, M.D. '78 Dr. fir Mrs. Robert E. Walley '66 Earl R. Walter, M.D. '52 Gary A. Weiss, M.D. '60 Richard J. Westcott, M.D. '59 Dr. Wil '70 Lewis R. Wolf. M.D. '34 Dr. John A. Woynarowski '52 Jim fir Susan Yuschak '85 324 Patrons P. M. Ahrens William P. Barba II, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. William E. Barry Joseph H. Baum, Ph.D. Leslie W. Beadling, M.D. Jack and Barbara Benson Judy and Alan Bernstein David Binder, M.D. George T. Blumstein, M.D. Mrs. Winfield W. Bodie Ita Brandman, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Brothers Helen R. Buckley Barbara M. Burrell Eleanor A. Collins Suzane Cooper, M.D. H. Branch Coslett, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Cundy The Dash Family Jackie DeLong Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Dempsey Tbm and Helen Dobson Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Domeracki Howard Jay Eddy, Jr., M.D. Dr. Claudius fir Annie Elcock Eugene Andruczyk, D.O. Arthur and Trudy Fischer Mary Stuart Fisher, M.D. Robert S. Fisher, M.D. John E. Fryer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Garcelis fir family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Graziano, Lyn, Roger, Diane Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Grim Mr. and Mrs. Abe Grosky Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harakal Ronald fir Kay Heydt Capt. Alfred J. Hockley III Robert W. Hoerstman Monte and Phyllis Kay Pat fir Dick Kohler Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kolessar, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kolessar, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kolessar, III Irena Koprowska George M. Kosco, M.D. Dr. fir Mrs. Albert Lamperti Bennett Lorber, M.D. Stanley M. Lorber, M.D. Robert C. and Carolyn H. McGrory D. J. McHenry, M.D. Margaret C. McShane Mr. fir Mrs. Marvin Mankin Joseph R. fir Haney B. Mason Menin G.l. Associates, Ltd. W. C. Menzies, Jr., M.D. Richard J. Morris, M.D. Mark L. Moster, M.D. Robert G. Harins, M.D. Dr. fir Mrs. Charles A. Papacostas Helen E. Pearson. Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. Steven Phillips Dr. Gerhard W. E. Plaut Francis C. Plusinsky Mrs. Jane Z. Purvis Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sadel Mr. and Mrs. Horman Salvat Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Seufert, Sr. Dr. Roger W. Sevy Dr. fir Mrs. Isaiah A. Share Gerald D. and Arlyne T. Shockman Dr. fir Mrs. Hugo Dunlap Smith Drs. W. Peter 8r M. Doris Stelmach Joseph Toglia, M.D. Dr. fir Mrs. J. Robert Troyer Dr. Raymond Truex, Jr. '67 Robert G. Uris Dr. fir Mrs. Paul M. Wapner Dr. Wilfried T. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Wingate Dr. fir Mrs. Peter P. Zemanick Mrs. Eve Bernstein Mr. fir Mrs. Joseph T. Marcelis fir family 325 FROM THE DEAN'S STAFF TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1987 NOW THAT YOU HAVE ACHIEVED ONE OF THE GREATEST MILESTONES IN YOUR LIVES. MAY EACH OF YOU FULFILL YOUR GOALS AND ASPIRATIONS AS PHYSICIANS Assistant Dean and Director of Recruitment. Admissions dr Retention Charles S. Ireland. Jr.. NSW Harold freeman lucretia Saunders Ernest Lou Carmen Colon Gwendolyn Taylor Admissions and Student Programs Moses L. Williams, Ph.D. Genl Morton Rudi Walker Linda Berrian Charlotte Boyd Brenda Blackstock Systems ftr Finance Department Thomas R. fret tag. MBA Sandy McDade Jim Voight Irene Kushnlr Peter Luczysryn Edwtna Lee Diane Weathers Evelyn Meriweather Lynn Morse Multidisciplinary Laboratory Services Stanley J. Mann. Ph.D. Ronald Medori Patricia Lewis Donna Mason Myron Singleton Rodman Holland. Jr. Sponsored Programs Administration Brenda Burton Dolores Sullivan Eleanor Cherry Barbara Stinson Helen Shulik Dean Martin Goldberg. M.D. Eioise Glick Hclga Sauter Associate Vice President Affiliations William P. Barba III. M.D. Uvla Sparagna Associate Dean for Curriculum HugoD. Smith. M.D. Jacqueline Delong Mary Jackson Associate Dean for Administration Robert G. Urls. MBA Rose ferrara Diane Lazar Mable Dukes Judith Russo Shirley Ester Margaret Upsett Dorothy Dennison Mary rtynn Daniel Dawson Alonzo Hamilton Ella Smith Associate Dean for Continuing Medical Education Albert J. Tinestone. M.D. Robert Smediey Ph.D. Catherine Thomas Maxine Sherman Rim Young Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs Leon S. Malmud. M.D. Sally Ginsberg Patricia Martin Assistant Dean for Admissions Joseph H. Baum Ph.D. Assistant Dean for Graduate Studies Dawn B. Marks Ph.D. Marian McKIII 326 Congratulations To The Class of 1987 From The Department of Surgery at Albert Einstein Medical Center, northern Division Robert G. Somers, M.D. Chairman 327 L Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1987 Family Practice Internal Medicine Orthopedic Surgery Pediatrics Radiology Surgery Integrated residencies available through The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center of The Pennsylvania State University For information: David A. Smith, M.D. Vice President for Medical Affairs 2601 North Third Street, Harrisburg. PA 17110 717-782-4130 Residencies r 328 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 MOFFIN'S STEAK TEMPLE GRILLE • Salad Bar • Fruit Salad • Steak Hoagie • Sandwiches • Fried Chicken • Mon-Fri 6:30-10:00 PM • Sat 8:00-4:00 1338 RISING SUN AVE. MENU SOUPS fir APPETIZERS Pea Soup Diarrhea Anchovy Paste Abcess Cottage Cheese Discharge VEGGIES Cauliflower Ear Corns Onion Skinning Oat Cell CA Rice Water Stool BEVERAGE Coffee Ground Emesis CocaCola Wine Cafe au Laitspots Alcoholic Neuropathy Milky Discharge ENTREE Nutmeg Liver Sausage Digits Beefy Induration Pheasant with Currant .Jelly Stool Boeuf with Port Wine Nevus Belgian Waffles with Maple Syrup Urine DESSERT Straw berry Tongue Strawberry Cervix Cherry Red Macula Strawberry Angioma Peaches Cream Complexion Peau d orangc Apple core Lesions Chocolate Cyst Adam’s Apple 226-6090 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 from the Department of Surgery 329 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Allen Tire Service Co Phila., PA 215-742-7205 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 Provident National Bank — Broad and Tioga Sts. Congratulations to the Class of 1987 from the Department of Anesthesiology Frankford Hospital Nancy Day 77 Mike Lilian 80 Owen Rahman '81 330 Congratulations on achieving your M.D. Degree Wv are indeed happy and proud that you are about to tjecome fellow members of a -'lost exclusive organization. Our medical school has an outstanding teaching staff, curriculum anti student bodv. and the single most important source of energy for sustaining that fine eriqe of excellence is that group of V D s who appreciate the distinction of being Temple University School of Medicme alumni The Medical Alumni Association of Temple University 331 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 NAZARETH ANESTHESIA ASSOCIATES, INC. DAVID W. SCHAFFER, M.D. ROBERT L. LEEGARD, M.D. FRANK GARBAK, M.D. VAISHALI D. NA1K, M.D. Philadelphia Ophthalmology Associates CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1987 RALPH SCOTT SAN DO, M.D. F.A.C.S. Director (T.U.M.S. '73) 913 Walnut Street 100 Church Road Philadelphia Ardmore 627-1515 649-7616 332 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 DOLBEY'S 3726 Spruce St. Medical Books Phila., PA 19104 Diagnostic Equipment (215) 222-6020, 6021 Congratulations to our Grandson Kenneth David Chavin a third generation graduate of Temple University Medical School may he have a long, rewarding, and gratifying career with happiness his constant companion His Grandparents Dr. Sidney and Florence Chavin 333 Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 for fulfilling careers and lives We enjoyed working with you. The Faculty and Residents, Department of Medicine, Albert Einstein Medical Center northern Division Herbert S. Waxman, M.D. Chairman Seymour Siegel, M.D. (TUSM 45) Associate Chairman Lisa Wallenstein, M.D. Associate Chainnan Nancy Ruiz, M.D. Chief Medical Resident Joan Weinryb, M.D. Chief Medical Resident Division Heads Morris N. Kotler, M.D., Cardiology Robert Fox, M.D., Dermatology Sol Epstein, M.D., Endocrinology Gary M. Levine, M.D., Gastroenterology Mark Capkin, M.D. (TUSM 80), General Internal Medicine I. Robert Schwartz, M.D., Hematology Oncology Richard S. Levy, M.D., Infectious Disease Rasib M. Raja, M.D., Nephrology Michael Lippmann, M.D., Pulmonary Mary E. Moore, M.D. (TUSM '67), Rheumatology ALBERT EINSTEIN MEDICAL CENTER NORTHERN DIVISION 334 Congratulations to Dr. Mindy Joy Siegel We Are All so Very Proud of You Mom, Dad, Vicki, Marc, Rachel, Dave, Ron Good luck to Karen and her classmates! Rose and Seymour Siegel, M.D. TUSM '45 Dedicated to improving health care through drug research. McNEIL PHARMACEUTICAL Spring House. PA 19477 335 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987!! MONTGOMERY FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAM William H. Rodgers, III, M.D., Director Marc W. McKenna, M.D., Associate Director Hazel M. Bluestein, M.D., Faculty Associate Eric T. Christiansen, M.D., Faculty Assistant Montgomery Family Practice Center 15 West Wood Street Morristown, PA 19401 Telephone: 277-0964 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 from the Section of Pediatric Nephrology St. Christopher's Hospital For Children H. JORGE RALUARTE, M.D. BRUCE A. KAISER, M.D. MARTIN S. POLINSKY, M.D. In Memoriam Hyman Canter Class of 24 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Albert Einstein Medical Center Northern Division 336 337 Congratulations to the members of the Temple University School of Medicine Class of 1987 Episcopal Hospital wishes you well in all of your future endeavors. Episcopal Hospital 338 From Street Lehigh Avenue • Philadelphia PA 1912S-1098 • (2IS) 427 7000 BEST WISHES FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY PHILIP D. ALBURGER, M.D. RANDAL R. BETZ, M.D. ROBERT D. CAMPO, M.D. MICHAEL CLANCY, M.D. LAWRENCE S. CROSSETT, M.D. RICHARD L. DELANEY, M.D JOHN W. LACHMAN, M.D. PAUL A. MARCHETTO, M.D. RAY A. MOYER, M.D. EDWARD J. 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The Faculty and House Staff Department of Medicine 342 Congratulations and Best Wishes lb The Class of 1987 Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Temple University School of Medicine and Hospital Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 from the Faculty of the Department of Psychiatry 343 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1987 FROM THE FACULTY OF THE DEPT. OF PATHOLOGY Congratulations to the Class of 1987 PHARMACEUTICAL DIVISION S3 Penwalt health products CHEMICALS ■ EQUIPMENT 755 Jefferson Road Rochester, N.Y. 14623 COriGRATULATIOMS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 GERMANTOWN NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATES 344 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 WE HOPE YOUR FUTURE IS AS BRIGHT AS OURS THE MEDICAL STAFF OF ST. CHRISTOPHER S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN 345 HOSPITAL of BETHLEHEM, PA SETTING STANDARDS Of EXCELLENCE SINCE 1872 Offers Residency Positions in: — Internal Medicine — Transitional Year — Obstetrics-Gynecology St. Luke 's Hospital is a member of Horizon Health System, Inc. CONGRATULATIONS! MERIN STUDIOS, INC. Creating Distinctive Photography 2981 Grant Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19144 OR3-5777 SUCESS AMD HAPPIMESS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 Saint Vincent Health Center Family Practice Residency Program Erie, PA =pa= TP 346 INTEGRITY The high Value that you place on Integrity in the provision of health care to the Community, is of the same high value that we place on Integrity in our Manufacture of Tine Pharmaceuticals, Biologicals, and Infant Fiutritionals. Wyeth Laboratories • Philadelphia. PA 19101 348 Monroe R. Kimmel Pharmacist-Owner Congratulations Naomi Fishlow Lauriello, M.D. from Mom, Dad, Judith and Daniel The Drug Store 223 W. Butler Ave. Chalfont, PA. 18914 Phone (215) 822-7767 El Congratulations Lisa and Rick Best Wishes for your future Love Daddy, David, and Laurie Congratulations to Congratulations Ken Chavin to the and the Class of 1987 Nadine Kositsky Class of 1987 from John Helwig, Jr., M.D. and the CONGRATULATIONS to DR. MARK ANTHONY staff of the cardiovascular section of the TROIANO we are proud of you from Mom Dad Germantown Hospital and Medical Center 349 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS WE MADE IT MED NOTES - CLASS OE 1987 350 GOOD LUCK TO Dr. Earl M. Norman From Mom and Dad Good Luck and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1987 DEPT. OF PSYCHIATRY ALBERT EINSTEIN MEDICAL CENTER Northern Div. Congratulations to the Class of 1987 from the West Jersey Health System Family Practice Residency Program Voorhees, Hew Jersey 351 Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 From The Department Of Neurosurgery Abington Memorial Hospital a suburban Philadelphia teaching hospital offering broad based clinical exposure: 14 — 1st yr. positions in Medicine 6 — 1st yr. positions in Surgery 4 — 1st yr. positions in Family Practice 2 — 1st yr. positions in Ob-Gyn 2 — 1st yr. positions in Dentistry for Information contact: Office of Medical Education Abington Memorial Hospital Abington, PA. 19001 (215) 576-2603 Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 Mark R. Leadbetter, M.D. Class of 1974 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 and welcome to two new faculty in the Pharmacology Dept. Dr. Liu-Chen Dr. Daniel Department of Pharmacology 352 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 The Reading Hospital and Medical Center Sixth Avenue and Spruce Street, West Reading. Pennsylvania 19603 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLass of 1987 from the DEPARTMENT OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY AND BRONCHOESOPHAGOLOGY MAX L. ROMIS, M.D. Professor and Chairman Emil P. Liebman, M.D. William H. Martin, Ph.D. Melvin L. Masloff, M.D. Rose M. Mohr, M.D. John A. Tucker, M.D. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 FROM THE FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAM LANCASTER GENERAL HOSPITAL LANCASTER, PA DIRECTOR NIKITAS J. ZERVANOS, M.D. ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS ALAN S. PETERSON, M.D. WILLIAM H. BACHMAN, M.D. RICHARD W. SLOAN, M.D. STEPHEN T. OLIN, M.D. CHRISTINE M. STABLER, M.D. Congratulations Dr. Andrew Block with great pride and lots of love. Mom, Dad, Doug, Holly, Ron, Leslie, Gary, Candy, and Pam Congratulations to Nancy K. Rosenblatt, M.D. With Pride and Love From Mom, Dad, and Marc 354 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Pulmonary Disease Section Temple University Medical School Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 Prom The Department of Anesthesiology Albert Einstein Medical Center northern Division Laurence J. Krenis, M.D. Chairman Best of Luck Class of 87 From Silvestri Steerman Surgical Assoc. Dr. A.J. Silvestri Dr. P.H. Steerman THE LEADING DEVELOPER Of MRI FACILITIES CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1987 STEVEn P. GRAHEK, M.D. ('78) Executive Vice President Medical Director 800 Douglas Road Atlanta, GA 30342 (404) 256-9774 Congratulations—Class of 1987 Charles R. Egoville, M.D. Eric V. Finkenstadt, M.D. 355 The Faculty, Residents and Staff of Wyoming Valley Family Practice Residency The Wyoming Valley Family Practice Residency Program offers a Family Medicine Elective Clerkship to third or fourth year medical students. The residency program has a new freestanding Family Practice Center with 26,000 patient visits per year. There are 18 residents, four full-time family physician faculty, one full-time pediatrician, one full-time gynecologist obstetrician, and one full-time psychologist involved in patient care. There are laboratory and radiological services available at the center. Library services are available through the program's supporting hospitals — Wilkes-Barre General Hospital and Nesbitt Memorial Hospital. Computer access is also available at the Family Practice Center. Modern videotaping equipment is available for use and participation is encouraged. Clerkships are available on monthly or six-week blocks. Housing is provided and a meal allowance is included. Congratulates For more information contact: William D. Hakkarinen, M.D., Program Director Wyoming Valley Family Practice Residency 540 Pierce Street Kingston, PA 18704 (717) 288-7451 MSP MERCK SHARFk DOHME pharmaceuticals - biologicals Division of MERCK CO., INC. West Point. PA 19486 357 358 BEST WISHES TO OUR NEWEST ALUMNI - THE CLASS OF 1987 The Department of Urology A. Richard Kendall, M.D. Lester J. Kavafin, M.D. Hyman H. Rabinovitch, M.D. Walter L. Gerber, M.D. E. James Seidmon, M.D. Love, Mom and Dad Fater 359 Our love and congratulations to our son Kenneth David Chavin M.D. upon your graduation and many accomplishments and to the Class of 1987 Mother and Dad, Dr. and Mrs. I. Favel Chavin 360 P. Plotnick Sons Manheim Gardens Wissahickon Gardens Erringer Place Apts. Fernhill Apts. Apartments 843-7310, 7311, 7312 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1987 Dept, of Radiology Germantown Hospital JAY W. MacMORAN, M.D. EDWARD A. D'ORAZIO, M.D. F. JOSHEPH KIEFNER, M.D. FRANCES S. ESPOSITO. M.D. CHERYL A. STEWART. M.D. KENNETH M. NEIGUT, M.D. GARY H. GORDON, M.D. Congratulations to the Class of 1987 from Jonathan A. Brisken, J.D., M.D. (T.U.M.S. 81) AND JONATHAN A BRISKIN. M D A LI AN H FREEDMAN JAMES CUNILIO BRISKIN. FREEDMAN S CUNILIO ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW 830 LANCASTER AVENUE SUITE 200 BRYN MAWR. PA. 19010 1219) 525-43SO TAX COUNSEL VICTOR CUNlGUO 4024 N. 3STN STREET ARUNCTON.VA 22207 ADMITTED IN DC VASAAJ OMIT 361 • Pediatrics Ruth P. Schiller, M.D. FAAP •Joseph A. C. Cirone. M.D , FAAP Edward P. Rothatein. M.D., FAAP Neil Schlackman. M.D.. FAAP Thomas J. Hipp, M.D.. FAAP Ronald L. Souder. M.D.. FAAP Peter H. Michelaon. M.D. • Neonatology Edward P Rothatein. M.D.. FAAP • Pediatric Habilltation Joseph A. C. Girone. M.D.. FAAP Ronald L. Souder. M.D.. FAAP • Hem atology Oncology Neil Schlackman. M.D.. FAAP Congratulations To The Class of 1987 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 from Rheumatic Disease Assoc. Robert A. Gatter, M.D., Ronald P. Andrews, M.D. Joseph A. Scarola, M.D., C. Michael franklin, M.D. Willow Grove, PA TO THE CLASS Of 1987 BE HEALTHY WEALTHY WISE STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE Richard D. Berkowitz, M.D. Eileen Hyams, R.N. Charlotte Condran 362 ALBERT EINSTEIN MEDICAL CENTER proudly congratulates the Class of ’87 on its outstanding accomplishments and personal achievements. Our warmest wishes for success as you enter the challenging and fulfilling career of medicine. We’re pleased to have shared in your journey. ALBERT EINSTEIN MEDICAL CENTER The genius in healthcare. 363 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 from the Department of Anesthesiology PROFESSOR AND CHAIRMAN JAMES R. HARP, M.D. PROFESSORS ALEXANDRA KARETAS, M.D. GERTRUDE PRUCKMAVR, M.D. PROFESSORS EMERITUS THOMAS C. DEAS, M.D. MARY R.W. REARDON, M.D. ASSOC!A TE PROFESSORS NANCY B. KENEPP, M.D. KENNETH J. LEE, M.D. ASSISTANT PROFESSORS RODGER BARNETTE, M.D. ANSUYA CHATWANI, M.D. SUZANE COOPER. M.D. DAVID J. FISH. M.D. WILLIAM SHEPARD. M.D. ROBERT C. SHUPAK, M.D. TOMMY SYMRENG. M.D. DANIEL WALTER. M.D. Congratulations to my wife Naomi Lauriello and to the Class of 87 John DEDICATION HARD WORK DESIRE TO SERVE OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO JEFFREY ALAN NACHMAN, M.D. FROM HIS PROUD FAMILY Congratulations To Kathleen M. Veloso, M.D. WITH LOVE Certainly Has A Mice Ring To It MOM, DAD, Love, STUART, AND MICHAEL Scott 364 KEY TO ABBREVIATED HISTORY He PHYSICAL HISTORY Chief Complaint — little old lady fell on floor History of Present Illness — Patient complains of headache, nausea tX vomiting for 4 days prior to admission. Psychiatric history — prior to admission. History of an ultrasound of right upper quadrant which was within normal limits 2 months prior to admission. Upper gastrointestinal series was within normal limits. Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography was negative. Barium enema was negative. (Gastrointestinal work-up ruled out ulcerative colitis.) Past Medical History — status post tonsillectomy ft adcniodectomy Transabdominal hysterectomy with bilateral salpingooophorectomy Denies rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatic fever, seizure disorder, stroke, tuberculosis, hypertension, coronary artery disease, diabetes mellitus, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, peripheral vascular disease, questionable tuberculin purified protein derivative Patient has had 5 pregnancies with 4 full term ft one preterm birth, and all 5 arc alive Patient has a history of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency Social History — patient is a 10 pack per day smoker for the past 4 years Pamily History — history of peptic ulcer disease in maternal grandmother, history of cerebrovascular accident In paternal grandfather. paternal grandmother died of chronic granulomatous disease, maternal grandfather died of hyperosmolar hyperglycemic nonketotic coma Review of Systems weight loss denies loss of consciousness, upperrespiratory infection.urinary tract infection.paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea, dyspnea on exertion, shortness of breath, chest pain, fever, chills degenerative joint disease bright red blood per rectum, denies intravenous drug abuse PHYSICAL Genera — well-developed well-nourished Hispanic female in no apparent distress Vital Signs — stable Head. Eyes, Pars. Hose. Throat — normocephalic atraumatic, cxtraocular movements intact, pupils equal round, reactive to light and accomodation, tympanic membranes intact, moist mucous membranes, no lumphadenopathy Coronary — point of maximal impulse at the fifth intercostal space in the midclavicular line, regular rate and rhythm, normal S' and S-'. no S' or S grade 2 over 6 systolic ejection murmur along the lower left sternal border Pulmonary — good breath sounds bilaterally, no wheezes, rhonchi or rales Abdomen — normal active bowel sounds, no hepatosplcnomcgaly. rebound tenderness in left lower quadrant Genitourinary Rectal — within normal limits, stool negative for occult blood Extremities — no cyanosis, clubbing, or edema, full range of motion, dorsalis pedis and posterior tibial pulses 2 bilaterally neurologic — awake, alert oriented to time, place ft person, cranial nerves II — XII within normal limits, deep tendon reflexes 2 + In biceps, triceps, brachioradialis. patellar achillcs. plantar response — toes down bilaterally Data Chest X-Ray — right upper lobe infiltrate, no effusion Electrocardiogram — normal sinus rhythmrPR QRS. QT intervals ft QRS axis within normal limits: nonspecific ST and T wave abnormalities Assessment and Plan — Admit and Treat 365 A Grammatical Overview of Medical Records: The Write Stuff Core D. Fox, Ph.D. The following quotes were lifted verbatim from the medical records of a genera! hospital in a large metropolitan area. “Patient suffers from headaches w hile menstruating on the top of her head.” “There is a pressure bandage on the hip which is markedly swollen and tender. “Patient is a newborn infant delivered over an intact perineum which cried spontaneously. “Patient experiences difficulty swallowing tires easily. “Patient had bronchoscopy today. Exam showed normal bowel to 25 cm. “History: Patient was shot in head with .32 caliber rifle. Chief Complaint: Headache. “Patient has difficulty walking on Digitalis. “Patient had a D C a year ago and all of her eyebrows came off. “Patient referred to hospital for repair of hernia by a social service worker. “Patient sent to hospital for erosion of the cervix by a local medical doctor. Dictated: “Patient had a Pap smear today.” Transcribed: “Patient had a Pabst Beer today. “This was a nonsterilc delivery' by the nurse in the bed of a five pound male infant.” “Patient was struck by an auto while she was walking across the street at approximately 45 miles per hour.” “Patient complains of worsening acne and itching rash as well as nasal congestion of his trunk.” “Patient referred to hospital by private physician with green stools.” ‘This 54-ycar-old female is complaining of abdominal cramps with BM’s on the one hand and constipation on the other. “This mother of a 2-year-old desires a circumcision. “Patient has been married twice, but denies any other serious illnesses. “Patient’s wife hit him over the head with an ironing board which now has six stitches on it. “Patient is separated from his wife, and he also is allergic to Penicillin. “This 8-year-old came to the GU clinic with his mother who has an absent right testicle since birth. “Patient has no children and she doesn’t smoke or drink either. “She moves her bowels roughly, three times a day.” “This GU patient states he urinates around the clock every two hours. [Male patient] “Pelvic exam: Deferred. “Rx: Mycostatin vaginal suppositories, 24, Sig: Insert daily until exhausted.” Journal of Polymorphous Perversity 366 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 from the Department of Surgery Abington Memorial Hospital 367 Congratulations Buster You have made us so very proud of you we love you — Mom, Daryl, Rodney, fir Kevin GOOD LUCK STEPHEN DAD CLASS OF '59 GRAND-DAD CLASS OF 25 CONGRATULATIONS BETTINA ZATUCHNI, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Gerald 1. Zatuchni Cheryl Lee Zatuchni Mimi Zatuchni BEST WISHES FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING LEON S. MALMUD, M.D. CHAIRMAN Akbar Bonakdarpour, M.D. Marie A. Capitanio, M.D. Dina F. Caroline, M.D. N. David Charkes, M.D. Shaliendra A. Desai, M.D. Eric Faerber, M.D. Mary S. Fisher, M.D. Arnold C. Friedman, M.D. Michele H. Johnson, M.D. Linda C. Knight, M.D. Anna Lev-Toaff, M.D. Michael B. Love, M.D. Te-Hua Liu, M.D. Alan H. Maurer, M.D. Mamed Mesgarzadeh, M.D. Paul D. Radecki, M.D. George Revesz, Ph.D. Francis J. Shea, M.D. Jeffrey Siegel, Ph.D. Eleanor Smergel, M.D. Theodore Willafana, Ph.D. Richard A. Vitti, M.D. Ivan Vijic, M.D. Thomas Witomski, M.D. Barbara Wolfsan, M.D. Marvin C. Ziskin, M.D. 368 The Germantown Hospital and Medical Center Congratulates The Class of 1987 Founded in 1863, The Germantown Hospital and Medical Center, has a long and proud tradition of helping to train and prepare Temple University Medical students and other health care professionals for their future careers. Located in historic Germantown, adjacent to Wister Woods, the Center's 25-acre landscaped campus is entered from a private boulevard approach. The Germantown Hospital and Medical Center features a wide range of medical specialities and all private rooms at semi-private rates, for every patient. Extending Sincere Best Wishes For Your Success 369 370 BEST WISHES, Lemole and Spagna, P.C. Gerald M. Lemole, M.D. Paschal M. Spagna, M.D. N. Peter Karmilowicz, M.D. THE STAFF OF THE JEFFERSON CLINIC - 1987 WISHES TO CONGRATULATE THE STAFF OF THE TEMPLE SKULL-1987 ON A JOB WELL DONE OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO WILLIAM J. RAFFERTY, M.D. MOTHER, MIML SHARON, DONNA, PAMMY GREAT JOB LI! CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES WE RE ALL VERY PROUD OF YOU. LOVE ALWAYS MOM, DAD, GLORIA, SONNY AND A.C. 371 Best wishes from McNeil Consumer Products Co. makers of TYLENOL® ACETAMIHOPHEN Congratulations To Marcus A. Barber, M.D. wife, Pamela Mother Dad, Mr. Mrs. Hargrow D. Barbe Sr. Janice Barber, D.D.S., sister Hargrow D. Barber, D.D.S., brother Kymberly L. Barber, D.D.S., sister-in-law Russell Frazier, brother-in-law LA BAIRE INSURANCE AGENCY 29 SOUTH STREET NORTHBORO, MA 10532 Congratulations to our daughter DORI HEINRICH, M.D. with love and pride Bernard Heinrich June Sark Heinrich HELENE J. 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Mantein, M.D. Mark Eric Manstein, M.D. 374 Department of Neurological and Sensory Sciences ALBERT EINSTEIN MEDICAL CENTER NORTHERN DIVISION Good Luck to the Class of 1987 from the Temple Health Sciences Bookstore Professional Books and supplies Largest Selection of Reference Books 221-3157 375 Congratulations Class of 1987 Temple University Hospital 376 NEVER BEFORE such complete facilities and services from ONE COMPANY under ONE ROOF for THE TOTAL PRODUCTION OF DIRECT MAIL MARKETING Allegheny Family Physicians of the Altoona Hospital FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAM •MEDICAL STUDENT CLERKSHIPS Affiliated with The Department of Family and Community Medicine The Milton S. 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Waldman, M.D. Recruitment Coordinator 501 Howard Avenue, Building F Altoona, PA 16601 Telephone: (814) 946-2020 r 377 Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 from the Department of Physiology RESIDENCY PROGRAMS family practice • internal medicine • pathology • surgery • transitional Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital— the teaching hospital where people make a career of caring Education and Staff Services, 1086 Franklin St.. Johnstown, PA 15905-4398 (814) 533 9845 378 In appreciation of the men and women of science and medicine who share a commitment for the advancement of health care. PHARMACEUnCALS Meeting the challenge of science and medicine today 379 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 The Faculty and Staff of The Department of Family Practice and Community Health and OUR CLINICAL PRACTICES FAMILY MEDICINE ASSOCIATES Germantown Elkins Park Roxborough and OUR FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY with Rolling Hill Hospital 380 HAMOT MEDICAL CENTER RESIDENCY PROGRAM Erie, ftnnsylvania Harriot Medical Center is a 582-bed teaching hospital with over 250 staff members. Hamot can give you hands-on, quality experience in clinically-oriented residency programs. They include Family Practice, General Surgery, Orthopedics, Transitional Year and Senior Electives. Located in Erie, Pa. Hamot serves as a referral center for northwestern Pennsylvania in Trauma, Neonatology, Dialysis, Burn, Cancer, Cardiology, Orthopedics and Plastic Surgery. We’re situated on the banks of Lake Erie, where you can enjoy 30 miles of beautiful shoreline and beaches. For more information about Hamot Medical Center and its Residency Program, call 814-870-6138. Jj Hamot Hamot Medical Center 201 State Street Ene pa 16550 in MEMORIUM Gail Crouse 1923-1987 382 Addendum to Pages 112 and 113 Student Council Douglas Chen (President) Elaine Vln (Vice President) Ivan Zuckcr (Secretary) Sue Schwartz (Treasurer) Chet RobachlnskJ Sue Lowery Beth Lesnikoski Jean Antonuccl Robert Mill Sue Schwartz Karen Hichols Dave Miller Mike Putman Marguerila Gonzales Debbie Sand rock Josh Alexander Doug Reed Christine Tullius Dan Quttmann Krlslln Parris Honor Board Marianne Cloeren Andrew DcHardo Jack Ahrens Thomas Judge Dayle Malcolm Jeff Wilkin Gina Leung Carl Smart David Hclblum Jewelle Sutherland Leslie Milne Tbny Rizzo Marla Palasluk Rernadett Curtl Kristin Parris Student national Medical Association Allen Garrett (President) Jewelle Sutherland (Vke President) Julio Ttlxclra (Vice President) Tracy Collins (Secretary) Roger Danclar (Secretary) Charlctu Ayer (Treasurer) Michael Brathwatte Sandra Cameron Eugene S. Craig David T. Dundee Carl roster Patricia Oisl U a Glttens Courtney Ttouchen James G. Jones Linda Heller Michael Mllbourne Darrell L. Murray Beverly P. nelson Kristin Parris Andre Ptchon tlarold T. Pye Lucrctla Saunders Sharon Taylor Karen Thornton Brian Whyte AOA Lisa Vlotl (President) Tom Judge (Vice President) Jean Antonuccl Bob Bernstein Dan Breslln Bill DeMedlo Andy DcHardo Diane Diet cn Trank Dome rack! Lynn English Shery l Garton Mike Gctte Vince Gfranda Jim Harring Richard Harris Lisa Johnson Sue Kactorowskl Maureen Koiloskl Lance Leopold Beth Lesnlkoskl Melanie McGory John McHenry Matt Portz Don Samuclson Stephanie Schncck Rob Slade Andy Weber Mark Zemanlck Mike Bromberg Dave Carter Bill rortuner Jody Krosnlck Dayle Malcolm Mitchell Stein Christian Medical Society Julia Dippl (President) Andy Bauer Dave Bechtel Ruby Camerena Cary Campanella Dave Carter Dan Delp John DePasguale Kathleen Drazenoviels Bill Tortuner Andy George Ed Goebel Heal Harvey Dave Hoffman Laura Holmes Joe Horvath Julia Lehman florm Mlndrebo Tony Rizzo Stephanie Schncck Robin Spangler Tbny Valdes-Dapena Joe Weldner Deldrc Wilson Jeff Zellers Jewish Medical Society Larry Levin (President) Joshua Alexander Elana Bern Andy Block Gary Cohen llene Tlscher Trank Triedenberg Dan Hirsch Dave Kaufman Steven LabkofT Lance Leopold Jamie Lteberman Jeff Bachman Dav id Hciblum tari Horman Eric Roskes marc Sandberg Hell Shultz Robert Segal Tloea Solomon Audrey liknls Gary Vogln Joel Wagman Joan Zeldman American Medical Women s Association Mary Davis (President) Celia Alfalla Charletta Ayers Carmen Banes Janet Burkholder Usa Casale Elizabeth Cobb Haney Todd Cristoforo Diane Dietzen Mary Ebcrhardt Sara Tunke Usa Goldstein Cheryl Gooden Elisabeth Hasslacher Dori Heinrich Patricia lannolla Judith Jozcflak Kimberly Kolonich Christine Koncski L. Jill Krasner Hilary Kravinsky Ellen Lazarus Beth Lesnikoski Sue Lowery Irene Lubenskaya Kathy Marks Kris Mattis-Grave Melanie McGrory Marcia Meckler Cynthia Myers Karen Hichols Suzanne Palmer Sharon Pancio Jane Perrin Marie Steltz Jewelle Sutherland Sharon Tomaskl Cynthia Wclbez Med Motes Dave Brown Beth Lesnikoski Dan Leibman Trie I a Labalre John McHenry American Medical Student Association Mark Smith (President) Joshua Alexander Marianne Cloeren Betty Cobb Cheryl Denlck Jon Ellen John Erhardt Bruce Held Tbny ririlas William riood Melinda Pudge Paul Kim Pam Lee Sue Lowry Marcia Meckler Melanie McGrory Sharon Pancio Mark Putnam Cindy Rainey Doug Redosh Gary Vogln Anne Wise Temple University Medical School Sf ouse % Association Lynn (Trancls) DcTabo (President) Camille (Mlkel Malr (President) Tucker (John) Arbogast Margaret iKiliani Brech Erin (Bill) Tortuner Mindy Grossman (Dion ManhofT) Mary (Tbm) Itepner Carol (Christ Kronwelter Peggy (Horman) Mlndrebo Ivette (Oscar] Miranda Haney (John) Murphy Kathryn (Dave) Hielson Tamara (Cart) Horman Michelle (Melvint Kessler Evelyn (trie) Schalblc Stephanie (Scott) Session Sharon (Carl) Shelton Mari (Jeffrey I Taylor Barbara (Tbm) Wall Class Officers Chcl Robachlnskl (President) Jean Antonuccl Beth Lesnikoski Sue Lowery Rugby James Harris (President) Andy Levy (Co-Captaini Jim Pennington (Co-Capuin) Rich David (Treasurer) Scott Penfll (Social Chairmani Andy Kresslcy (Match Secretary) Dale Anderson Andrew April Henry Backc Angelo Cammarata Tred Clabattonl Michael Cools Jeff Dunn Scott Epstein Jon Grife Joe lobst Steve Kohler John Leech Ronald Martin Adam Hichols Joe Paskill Sneed Shadduck Todd Shapiro Lou Trappier Bubba Vogel Tom Walther Merrick Wextler Tbny Woodward Steve Yanochak Myron Yencha Mark Zebley Kevin Zeller Ross Zimmer Soccer Paul Guidos (Captain) Rick Mason (Captain) Randy Bak Bill Barry Seth Berney Barry Roden John Buterbaugh Alan Cowan Phil Colmenares Mark Czarnccki Andy DcHardo Mike Dreyer Paul Driver Mike Grabov. skI John Hagenbuch Dave Hall todd Harvey John Kingston Bob Just Paul Kim Pam Lee Brian Lein Bob Lutz Mark Lounsbury John McCart Dave Miller Moose Miller Sam Muccl Suzanne Palmer Mike Paul Richard Pogach Doug Reed Tony Rizzo Evan Thomas George Van Rossum Andy Weber Brian Whyte 383 TO EVERYONE WHO TOOK CARE OF THE PATIENT DURING THE PAST FOUR YEARS: OUR LOVE AND THANKS! -The Class of 1987 - 384 COOKE PUOLISHING COMPANY DEVON PfNNJYlVANIA TEMPLE [HEALTH-Ser I ) YI IIIWIII ( U H )K( :