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'''Lauro S. Halstead, MD''' <br /> |
'''Lauro S. Halstead, MD''' <br /> |
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Lauro Halstead was living in White Plains, NY in 1954, when he came down with Poliomyelitis at age 18. While he spent a few weeks in an iron lung, only his right arm had significant paralysis afterwards. He walked out of the hospital 6 months later with some weakness in his limbs.<ref>http://www.polioplace.org/history/artifacts/lauro-halstead</ref><br /> |
Lauro Halstead was living in White Plains, NY in 1954, when he came down with Poliomyelitis at age 18. While he spent a few weeks in an iron lung, only his right arm had significant paralysis afterwards. He walked out of the hospital 6 months later with some weakness in his limbs.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.polioplace.org/history/artifacts/lauro-halstead | title=Lauro Halstead | Post Polio: Polio Place }}</ref><br /> |
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He found that he enjoyed Rehabilitation Medicine early in his career. "Dr. Halstead was a founding member of the Medstar National Rehabilitation Hospital in Washington, D. C. from which he recently retired after nearly 30 years."<ref>http://www.laurohalsteadmd.com/about-dr-halstead.html</ref> |
He found that he enjoyed Rehabilitation Medicine early in his career. "Dr. Halstead was a founding member of the Medstar National Rehabilitation Hospital in Washington, D. C. from which he recently retired after nearly 30 years."<ref>http://www.laurohalsteadmd.com/about-dr-halstead.html</ref> |
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Dr. Halstead has treated Polio survivors and others for the past couple of decades. He can identify with the problems and help with possible solutions. <ref>http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=103892252</ref> |
Dr. Halstead has treated Polio survivors and others for the past couple of decades. He can identify with the problems and help with possible solutions. <ref>http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=103892252</ref> |
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Lauro S. Halstead, MD
Lauro Halstead was living in White Plains, NY in 1954, when he came down with Poliomyelitis at age 18. While he spent a few weeks in an iron lung, only his right arm had significant paralysis afterwards. He walked out of the hospital 6 months later with some weakness in his limbs.[1]
He found that he enjoyed Rehabilitation Medicine early in his career. "Dr. Halstead was a founding member of the Medstar National Rehabilitation Hospital in Washington, D. C. from which he recently retired after nearly 30 years."[2]
Dr. Halstead has treated Polio survivors and others for the past couple of decades. He can identify with the problems and help with possible solutions. [3]
References[edit]
External links[edit]
- [1] An Unexpected Journey, Lauro Halstead
Other books by Dr. Halstead about Post Polio:
Managing Post-Polio, Lauro S. Halstead, MD
Post-Polio Syndrome, Lauro S. Halstead, MD and Gunnar Grimby, MD, PhD
OB93 (talk) 20:37, 23 June 2016 (UTC)