Then he treated you like dirt. Insult. Vulgarity. Rage.
The uninformed and overly emotional, They blamed you.
He died. You wanted an answer.
With eye and scope, I examine his brain. Tau around vessels. Tau at sulcal depths.
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy. In life, heartbreak. After his death, redemption.
Grief Palliation at the Microscope, Literature by Christian Davidson, MD
Christian Davidson, MD
Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology
Christian is a neuropathologist at the University of Utah. Pathologists play a vital role in the care of their patients, but it is largely a behind-the-scenes role. Yet every once in a great while, patients need their direct counsel. It is these moments (rare as they are) that will stay with pathologists forever.
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2021, "Grief Palliation at the Microscope"
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