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September 01, 2000 - Image 123

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2000-09-01

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food

health

the scene

sports

travel

ecialist

eaches

octors and

RUTHAN BRODSKY
Special to the Jewish News

L

arty Elson has become an icon in his own time.
If you mention "Laser Larry" to surgeons, physicians and operating
room nurses at Sinai-Grace Hospital in Detroit, they know exactly who
you are talking about.
Elson is memorable. What remains with you after a first encounter with him is
not his technical expertise — which is impressive. Nor is it his ability to manage the
West Bloomfield Area Laser Center and maintain the equipment. What is most
striking is that this man has a passion for what he does.
Elson of Royal Oak loves working with lasers. He talks excitedly about a new
technique that he's worked out with one of the doctors, or a piece of new equip-

ospitals

out a

'ttle beam

of light.

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