The reconstructive art

General

Description

Originally broadcast as a segment of the television program Johns Hopkins File 7 on April 19, 1959 from the studios of WJZ in Baltimore, Md. Black and white. Lynn Poole, producer; Ed Fryers, director; David Bell, writer; Ted Jaffee, narrator; produced by WJZ Television Station in Baltimore, Md. for the ABC Television Network. Lynn Poole, Milton T. Edgerton, Wayne E. Jacobson, presenters Digitized in 2004.

Abstract

This program follows a patient, Mrs. Baker, through the procedure of cosmetic plastic surgery, beginning with her conferences with both psychiatrist Jacobson and surgeon Edgerton. The viewers follow the patient from hospital admittance and pre-op through the actual surgery to decrease her nose size and to augment her chin with a bone graft. Dr. Edgerton discusses post-op procedures and expectations and shows pre- and post-surgery profiles of Mrs. Baker. According to the patient, the plastic surgery changed her inner feelings of worth as much as her outward appearance. Dr. Jacobson stresses that cosmetic plastic surgery should never be sought for self-indulgence, only to remove self consciousness and self doubt.
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Dates

Date Published

1959-04-19
Publisher
Language
Identifiers

OCLC Number

55057770

Collection Number

COLL-0008

Item Barcode

31151024442299
Resources
Resource Type
Moving Image

Extent

00:28:25hh:mm:ss
Contributor
Broadcaster (brd): ABC Television Network
Director (drt): Fryers, Edwin
Narrator (nrt): Jaffee, Ted
Producer (pro): Poole, Lynn
Screenwriter (aus): Bell, David L.
Speaker (spk): Jacobson, Wayne E.
Copyright and Use
System
Access Rights
Public digital access
Model
Video

Unique ID

7f41377d-c201-42f5-8a26-5d0e13a6fcd6