Routine versus selective intraoperative cholangiography during cholecystectomy

Article Abstract:

Surgeons are divided over the issue of injecting a dye into a patient's bile ducts before removing the gallbladder. Some surgeons believe the dye makes it easier for the surgeon to see the ducts and avoid injuring them. Others say the injection itself can injure the ducts. A study published in 2003 supports the argument that the dye lowers the risk of injury. This is important because it can help surgeons avoid a malpractice lawsuit.

Editorial, Evaluation, Injuries, Complications and side effects, Cholecystectomy, Common bile duct, Bile ducts, Cholangiography

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Betjeman recalled

Article Abstract:

John Betjeman was one of the UK's foremost poets during the 1970s and became Poet Laureate. He died in 1984 but his popularity lives on. A radio program on Radio Two, which celebrated his achievements and detailed his collaboration with composer Jim Parker on audio recordings of his poetry set to music, was uplifting and enjoyable.

Radio programs, Betjeman Recalled (Radio program), Radio Program Review

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Girl picnic

Article Abstract:

An eight-grade lesbian recounts her first sexual experience with a female classmate while out on a picnic. Her classmate initiated the act but told friends that she was the one who harassed her. She recounts being branded as a "lesbo" and sent to the guidance counselor for advice.

Personal narratives, Lesbians, Sexual attraction

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