By: Ian White, MD [2]
I am writing regarding your published letter from Dr Erik Paetkau, Sechelt, [BCMJ 2000;42(10):451].
I couldn’t resist telling you of the four surgeons (three of whom were a group) who taught me as an intern in Edmonton in 1978–79: Drs Hackett, Killam, Bury, and Hyde (honest!).
Do others out there have similar anecdotes or apprepot names to give us?
—Ian White, MD,
Invermere
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