Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Tampa, Fla.: Kidney patient Joanne Macuzzi lies critically ill in Tampa General Hospital here 7/23 as doctors ponder whether to use an expensive artificial kidney machine in an attempt to save her life. The 23-year-old woman was transferred here from Sarasota last week/ Welfare officials, reportedly, have agreed to pay the cost, about $15,000 per year, for use of the machine, called a kidney dialysis unit which assumes the kidneys' functions of filtering impurities from the blood.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Tampa, Fla.: Kidney patient Joanne Macuzzi lies critically ill in Tampa General Hospital here 7/23 as doctors ponder whether to use an expensive artificial kidney machine in an attempt to save her life. The 23-year-old woman was transferred here from Sarasota last week/ Welfare officials, reportedly, have agreed to pay the cost, about $15,000 per year, for use of the machine, called a kidney dialysis unit which assumes the kidneys' functions of filtering impurities from the blood.
United Press International · [ca. July 1969]
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[Information from item housing] Kidney...Transplant, 7 C.
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