Medic1954

Dr. Konrad Styner:
Our presentation tonight, the field of pediatric otolaryngology, the science of the ears, nose, and throat. The object in point, a homemade rag doll. The case in point, Patricia Jeanette Dunbar. Her story has its beginning more than five years ago. At the time, Patty Dunbar was scarcely six months old. She swallowed, or was made to swallow, a quantity of lye. No one's certain how it happened, but it's conceded that it was not a childhood accident. A child of six months usually cannot administer to itself. But the point of the story is not the possible commission of a crime. But the presentation of an actual medical case, how it was treated, and how it was finally resolved.