No Machine to Measure Pain
During evidence in the Supreme Court, Hamilton, on Friday in a claim for damages arising out of an accident at the Railway Department’s sawmill at Maroa (Taupo County) last .year, Dr G. W. Gower (Hamilton) was being questioned by Mr J. F. Strang as to the amount of pain the injured man was suffering at the time of the examination last week. Witness said the man appeared to him to be anxious that the doctor would not miss any of the suffering or points where pain allegedly was situated. “Unfortunately we have no machine yet devised by which we can measure pain,” he said.
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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 75, Issue 6441, 3 November 1947, Page 7
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