HINTS ON WAR SURGERY

War Surgery

Surgery in War

" Surgery in War" describes quite ably the most up-to-date surgical methods now being employed in France. What is true of gunshotwounds in France is by no means necessarily true of gunshot-wounds in Mesopotamia and Africa, and those who have served in these varying zones are ready to recognize this. In dry countries with comparatively clean soil the great majority of wounds reach hospital dry a...

Surgery in Vukovar War

I was born in Čamagajevci near Donji Miholjac in 1947. My parents moved to Vukovar immediately after my birth so I grew up there. I graduated from the Zagreb University School of Medicine in 1972. I completed my urology residency in the Zagreb Hospital Center in 1980 and obtained my master’s degree in biomedicine in 1989. I worked in Vukovar until 1986, when I got a position in the Osijek Gener...

War and Surgery

Presidential Address, Ulster Meaeical Societr, 1945 AT the conclusion of this, the greatest of alt wars, it surely behoves us to consider the problem of war, its aetiology and consequences, what we have learnt, and how to apply the lessons of war to civil surgery. The latter applies mainly to wound's, burns, fractures, amputations, and similar conditions, leaving aside for the moment the medica...

Abstracts of War Surgery

s of War Surgery prepared by the Division of Surgery -burgeon-Ueneral s Urhce, St. Louis, U. b. A.: C. V. Mosley Company. Price 4s. These abstracts were collected when America entered the war, the object being to place the surgical work which had been done by the various belligerents in a handy form in the hands of surgical instructors and surgical chiefs of war hospitals. It was found that the...