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University Daily Kansan / Monday, September 23, 1991
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ST. LOUIS - A ST. Louis University resident surgeon's refusal to operate on an AIDS patient ignited debate about whether students must face the same risks as their teachers and senior colleagues.
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The American Medical Association, the Veterans Administration and the university all require doctors to treat patients suffering from the dieidy disease.
John Seward, an AMA trustee, said this was the first case he knew of in which a resident doctor refused to care for an AIDS patient.
But last month, a fifth-year resident, who the university would not identify, objected to assisting in surgery on an AIDS patient.
The decision was supported by some of his teachers, and he was allowed to be excluded from the procedure, said Frank Johnson, chief of surgery at John Cochran VA Hospital, where the student was in residency.
*Residents in their training should understand the pathology of AIDS and that with universal precautions such as wearing gloves, glasses and masks*
and staying away from blood and other body fluids, their risk is exceedingly small." Seward said.
"But when it comes to the whole AIDS issue, a lot of discussions aren't really logical. Fear is a huge factor."
The procedure the resident was to perform was not particularly risky, but he feared infection, Johnson said. Faculty members have indicated that other residents are similarly concerned.
Johnson said one doctor argued that residents were not fully trained surgeons and should not be exposed to the same risks because they are less skilled and more inclined to cut themselves and become infected.
There are about 40 documented cases of health care workers in the United States being infected, and almost all of those cases involved exposures to patient's blood through a nasal or ear instrument, said John Kissel, vice president for medical affairs at St. Louis Regional Hospital.
"If someone is going to be a physician, he doesn't have the right to refuse services to an AIDS patient," Kissel said.
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Tires on a Ford van were punctured,
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Lawrence police reported.
Two people riding on a motorcycle were seriously injured in a collision with a car at 1:35 a.m. Friday at Fifth and Locust streets and were transported to the University of Kansas Medical Center, Lawrence police reported. Both were listed in critical condition Sunday, a Med Center representative said.
A 19-year-old woman reported Sept. 16 that she wasraped at 1:30 a.m. Aug. 22 at a party at Trailride Apartment, 2500 W. Sixth St., Lawrence policereported.
Because of a reporter's error, a story on Page 1 of Wednesday's newspaper misattributed information. Jason Long did not say that a religious group, which may be connected to the disappearance of two KU students,
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told its members to leave organized churches and that members should follow a strict Sabbath from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday. The statements should have been attributed to Eric Fowler.
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