Lange Condition Critical
Little Hope Held for Man with Blood Clot on Brain--Rallied After Operation.
Only slight hopes are held for the recovery of Eric Lange who is in a critical condition at St. Elizabeth's hospital with a blood clot on his brain as a result of overexertion while cranking a car a week ago. An operation was performed Friday night in an attempt to relieve pressure on the brain resulting from the blood clot.
According to Dr. McCarthy, Mr. Lange rallied following the operation for about two hours, but since that his condition has grown steadily worse. Mr. Lange has been unconscious since Friday morning.
The man was injured while cranking a truck belonging to the Keep U Neet cleaning establishment.
Adapted from Evening State Journal and Lincoln Daily News February 4, 1928, page 1, column 6.
Little Hope Held for Man with Blood Clot on Brain--Rallied After Operation.
Only slight hopes are held for the recovery of Eric Lange who is in a critical condition at St. Elizabeth's hospital with a blood clot on his brain as a result of overexertion while cranking a car a week ago. An operation was performed Friday night in an attempt to relieve pressure on the brain resulting from the blood clot.
According to Dr. McCarthy, Mr. Lange rallied following the operation for about two hours, but since that his condition has grown steadily worse. Mr. Lange has been unconscious since Friday morning.
The man was injured while cranking a truck belonging to the Keep U Neet cleaning establishment.
Adapted from Evening State Journal and Lincoln Daily News February 4, 1928, page 1, column 6.
Lange Condition Critical
Little Hope Held for Man with Blood Clot on Brain--Rallied After Operation.
Only slight hopes are held for the recovery of Eric Lange who is in a critical condition at St. Elizabeth's hospital with a blood clot on his brain as a result of overexertion while cranking a car a week ago. An operation was performed Friday night in an attempt to relieve pressure on the brain resulting from the blood clot.
According to Dr. McCarthy, Mr. Lange rallied following the operation for about two hours, but since that his condition has grown steadily worse. Mr. Lange has been unconscious since Friday morning.
The man was injured while cranking a truck belonging to the Keep U Neet cleaning establishment.
Adapted from Evening State Journal and Lincoln Daily News February 4, 1928, page 1, column 6.
Little Hope Held for Man with Blood Clot on Brain--Rallied After Operation.
Only slight hopes are held for the recovery of Eric Lange who is in a critical condition at St. Elizabeth's hospital with a blood clot on his brain as a result of overexertion while cranking a car a week ago. An operation was performed Friday night in an attempt to relieve pressure on the brain resulting from the blood clot.
According to Dr. McCarthy, Mr. Lange rallied following the operation for about two hours, but since that his condition has grown steadily worse. Mr. Lange has been unconscious since Friday morning.
The man was injured while cranking a truck belonging to the Keep U Neet cleaning establishment.
Adapted from Evening State Journal and Lincoln Daily News February 4, 1928, page 1, column 6.
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