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- Allan A. Goldstein (born May 23, 1949) is an American film director and screenwriter, perhaps best known for directing the Charles Bronson vehicle Death Wish V: The Face of Death and the Leslie Nielsen comedy 2001: A Space Travesty.
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Allan Goldstein, MD. Dr. Goldstein is a Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School and is the principal investigator of the Goldstein Lab.
- Two Children with One Body
- Complications in An Already Complicated Case
- One Life For another?
- Separation
- Doing The Right Thing
"The girls were what we call omphalo-ischiopagus," he says. "That means that they were attached that the abdomen and the pelvis." "They had two heads and two chests and then the rest of the body was a single body, although it had three legs — they had four arms." Upon the first meeting, it was clear to Goldstein that he was dealing with two distinc...
Initial scans gave doctors hope that the twins could be successfully separated, but Goldstein soon made a discovery which raised a new set of questions. The twins shared non-vital organs: intestines, one liver, one pelvis, one bladder, colon, rectum, anus and vagina. "All of that can be separated and you can even reconstruct those organs in the oth...
Goldstein was now faced with the possibility that trying to help the twins had a high probability of killing at least one of them. He and his team now had to decide whether the operation, while feasible, was the right thing to do. The pediatric ethics committee reviewed the case, trying to frame the problem in ways that could help both the doctors ...
For the day of the surgery, Goldstein booked three operating rooms. One was for the separation surgery itself. The second was where they hoped to treat Twin A if she survived. And the third was for the enormous medical team to rest, during their parts of the 14-hour surgery. On the day of the operation, the first step was getting the twins to sleep...
Goldstein says he'll never know if the decision they made was the right one. "If they were adults we would ask them: 'What would you like to do?'" he says. "If asked: 'Do you want to be separated or do you want to die together?' maybe the weaker twin would have said 'No, it's best that my my sister live on.'" "I'll never know. I hope that we made t...
Allan L. Goldstein is emeritus professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine [1] at the George Washington University School of Medicine. He chaired the department from 1978 until March 2009 and was awarded emeritus status in 2013.
Author and lecturer Allan Goldstein’s younger brother Fred is a survivor of the Willowbrook State School, an institution on Staten Island for people with disabilities that became notorious in...
Aug 2, 2023 · NYU Tandon School of Engineering Senior Lecturer Allan B. Goldstein has imparted a great deal of wisdom in his almost two decades of teaching in Brooklyn, but when he was featured in a recent installment of the PBS NewsHour segment “Brief But Spectacular,” the challenge was to see how much he could impart in just about three minutes.
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