USC School of Medicine - Asklepiad Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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super ' It ' 1 PSYCHIATRY Depressed? Hyperactive? Anxious? A little of all for each of us in our sophomore year! Almost made psych a participation sport! We found in psychiatry a quiet spot with seventeen weekly TV episodes and not one commercial. We found, through the knowledge of Dr. Enelow and the individual group leaders, an opportunity to view the spectrum of mental illness — from neu- roses to learning defects. Here we found a new, personal dimension to medicine — the patient ' s mental health. For thrills and suspense, it will never replace batman or U.N.C.L.E., but as an experience in human relations, psych, remains second to none. 58

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pallium soothsaying or ' my dear, you look OS though you ' re about to cry 1 9 NEUROLOGY ' And then there was this case sent to me after five eminent clinicians couldn ' t diagnose this man ' s problem this 35 year old man comes into your office and tells you he fell into the sink when he leaned over to wash his face this morning — symptoms like that are unmistakable — he obviously hod Tabes. Such excerpts and so many others like them would be the only way to demonstrate what a unique experi- ence was Dr. Von Hogen ' s course of Neurology. Here was the A oster Clin- ical Neurologist casually, without any notes, relating to us the rarest of eponymous diseases and the commonest syndromes all in the matter of fact way of someone who has seen cases of just about all there was to be seen in Neurology.