War Surgery - From Firing Line to Base

Basil Hughes Henry Stanley Banks

Language: English

Genres: Medical Non-fiction War & Military

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1. Preface and Introduction
2. Ch 1 - Introductory
3. Ch 2 - General Classification of Wounds
4. Ch 3 - General Nature of Wounds
5. Ch 4 - The Bacteria of Wounds, Pt I
6. Ch 4, The Bacteria of Wounds, Pt II
7. Ch 4, The Bacteria of Wounds, Pt III
8. Ch 4, The Bacteria of Wounds, Appendix
9. Ch 5 - Wound Infection
10. Ch 6 - Wound Infection (continued), Pt I
11. Ch 6 - Wound Infection (continued), Pt II
12. Ch 6 - Wound Infection (continued), Pt III
13. Ch 7 - General Complications of Wounds I, Pt I
14. Ch 7 - General Complications of Wounds 1, Pt II
15. Ch 8 - General Complications of Wounds II
16. Ch 9 - General Complications of Wounds III
17. Ch 10 - Septicemia
18. Ch 11 - Effects of Climate, etc
19. Ch 12 - Antiseptics
20. Ch 13 - General Treatment of Gunshot Wounds I
21. Ch 14 - General Treatment of Gunshot Wounds II, Pt I
22. Ch 14 - General Treatment of Gunshot Wounds II, Pt II
23. Ch 15 - General Treatment of Gunshot Wounds III
24. Ch 16 - Nursing on Active Service
25. Ch 17 - Gunshot Injuries of Joints, Pt I
26. Chapter 17, Part II
27. Chapter 17, Part III
28. Ch 18 - Gunshot Injuries of Bone
29. Ch 19 - Injuries of the Head, Pt I
30. Ch 19 - Injuries of the Head, Pt II
31. Ch 19 - Injuries of the Head, Pt III
32. Ch 20 - Gunshot Injuries of the Thorax, Part I
33. Ch 20 - Gunshot Injuries of the Thorax, Part II
34. Ch 21 - Gunshot Injuries of the Abdomen, Pt I
35. Ch 21 - Gunshot Injuries of the Abdomen, Pt II
36. Ch 22 - Burns
37. Ch 23 - Conditions Particular to Airmen
38. Ch 24 - Wounds of the Arteries and Peripheral Nerves
39. Ch 25 - Amputations
40. Ch 26 - Gunshot Injuries of the Spine

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One of the first volumes dedicated to systematized medical treatment of soldiers in modern warfare, including a chapter on specific care for airmen, by British doctors who served on the front lines of WWI. Graphic descriptions (and images in the source book) of war wounds are not for the weak of heart. - Summary by BellonaTimes

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