Word: boyds
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
After a numbing discussion on how long a dog's brain can survive without oxygen at various temperatures, Dr. Robert J. Boyd brought the audience at the College's surgical forum straight up in their chairs with an unscheduled addendum: "We recently performed selective brain cooling successfully in a clinical case at Stanford Medical Center." In this way, Dr. Boyd reported an advance that may prove to be as epochal for brain surgery as was the development of the heart-lung machine for operations inside the heart...
...Stanford University, Dr. Boyd and colleagues found from their dog experiments that if the rest of the body stayed at near-normal temperature and the brain alone was cooled, it could be dropped as low as 68°F. for up to an hour with no oxygen at all and without apparent damage. This meant that they could shut off its circulation entirely and give the surgeon a virtually dry field. Last month the team tried it on a 54-year-old woman with a tumor in the right mastoid and middle ear. The tumor was so heavily supplied with...
Yovicsin's biggest fear, however, is fullback Boyd Taylor, who carried the ball almost two-thirds of the time against Delaware and averaged. 4.1 yards per carry. He hits inside and outside on the tricky "belly" series off the T formation. Quarterback Walt King, who is dangerous on belly-koep runs, could also cause damage with passes. He completed seven of ten serials for 88 yards and a touchdown last week...
...Mike Semcheski, 215 pounds, and Reed Bohovich, 6' 4" 245-pound all-Middle Atlantic Conference performer last year. Semcheski is reputedly the best tackle in the MAC this year. Coach Bill Leckonby, father of Yale's quarterback, also impressed the Crimson staff with center-linebacker Charles Crase and fullback Boyd Taylor. Harvard is not taking the Engineers calmly; their first unit is strong, the only problem being depth...
Intended as a sort of African Queen on wheels, the film tells how a poor young Irishman (Boyd) and his Corsican bride (Greco), who despite her poverty slinks around in a little something by Maggy Rouff, run a truck full of beer through the West African bush. The plot grinds grimly from one boring breakdown to another-a roadblock, a snapped shaft, a flash flood-until the heroine, after fifty minutes of mishap, says, "Whew! I never thought we'd make it." They didn...