Transporting Severely Paralysed Patients

. The transport of patients suffering from diseases the past decade, wg, ?r both, is a problem which has become of great 1 p .. . ^ t^e recently This is hecausemost of these patients suffer 10 save established respiratory centres now provide a much racing ambulance the lives of many of these desperately ill patients. ^Tan unnecessary carrying a patient whose unassisted vital capacity 1 g drives which ended rama. During the years .947 to ,954 ^^""Tyoung ̂ n Bridgwater n this hospital with a dead patient: one of these, ^ y g . n died in ̂ is own appeared to have died in the ambulance a mile away , J , which was stationh.0me six miles from Ham Green before the arrival of an ambular transferred to us