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From BMJ USA 2003;April:230
Even though I heard the lecture more than 57 years ago, I still remember Dr T Leon Howard's words on interstitial cystitis. In his delightful southern drawl, he began, "You've just fallen asleep, and somebody starts poking you in the back and saying, `Get up and go pee; get up and go pee' and that goes on all night long."
I remember other lectures not quite so earthily phrased: a dour pharmacologist on the convulsions of strychnine poisoning; an ill-tempered obstetrician on the mechanisms of labor; and a courtly internist on the signs and symptoms of aortic insufficiency.
I do not remember a single mention of abortion by any member of the
faculty of the School of Medicine of the University of Colorado. I
graduated in 1945 with a profound conviction that it was terrible to
perform an abortion, except perhaps to save the life of
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