Gunshot Injuries, Their History, Characteristic Features, Complications, and General Treatment: With Statistics Concerning Them as They Have Been Met with in Warfare

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con i	3

Qualities of human skin 136 Undulation of soft tissues	10

CHAPTER IV	16

119	18

Water shells	23

War rockets	29

CHAPTER V	35

Period of its occurrence 319 Cause of this immunity	40

Penetrating wounds	372

SECTION VIII	390

Examination of clothing 416 Of elongated projectiles	426

Unsuited for field practice	435

General remarks	462

27	476

Requisite qualities of such instru Simple scoops	477

CHAPTER VI	483

Breechloading firearms	41

Contusions from heavy projectiles 453 Transport of severely contused	45

Smallarm projectiles of exceptional	47

Chassepôt rifle	53

CHARACTERS PROGRESS AND ULTIMATE ISSUES	71

Recent views	119

Of massive projectiles	129

Gunshot wounds in general 140 i Typical kinds of fracture caused	142

From bullets at highest speed 143 Ricochet and deflected bullets	151

150 Less wounds than projectiles 16	160

CHAPTER II	167

Openings in fascia 178 Actual removal questioned 18	179

PAGE	187

Circumstances which modify them	190

SECTION IV	197

Variations in degree of shock 205 shock	206

CHAPTER VI	237

Multiple wounds and army re Recoveries after multiple wounds	243

Purposes of this examination 247 Distance of discharge of fire	251

Constitutional remedies	277

General remarks 285 Description of milder forms	289

In the French Crimean hospitals 288 Arguments for a specific conta	295

Wounds specially liable to it 301 Conclusions regarding it in mili	305

Tetanus more frequent in former Nerve lesions and tetanus	315

CHAPTER VII	322

CHAPTER IX	335

EFFECTS OF GUNSHOT INJURIES	338

CHAPTER III	359

Superadded functional disabilities	363

Objects attained by early support 485 Chloral	489

Points for consideration	498

Disinfectants escharotics and Constitutional remedies	504

SECTION IX	524

Comrades acting as bearers 529 Reserves of surgeons	548

Classes of personnel	555

Personnel of general hospital 544 9 Permanent hospitals in England	567

From fighting line to field hos	574

CHAPTER III	592

Authorised forms of equipment 597 Field fracture	598

Their contents 600 Package of contents	604

Preliminary observations	628

Rules for carrying stretchers	635

Improper modes of carriage	643

General remarks	649

Description of	658

Austrian sanitary trains	666

SECTION XI	685

Estimates of expected casualties 693 At Solferino and Sadowa	698

Of the whole front of a soldier704	704

Wounds by regions in hospitals	710

Aggregation of wounded	717

Tetanus in Italian war of 1859 311 Local disturbance of wounds	729

APPENDIX	737

No case in the New Zealand war 312 Specific microorganisms as	738

Cases in the 19th Regiment 312 pitals	764

INDEX	797

Fluid projectiles	803

Título	Gunshot Injuries, Their History, Characteristic Features, Complications, and General Treatment: With Statistics Concerning Them as They Have Been Met with in Warfare
Autor	Sir Thomas Longmore
Edición	2
Editor	Longmans, Green, 1895
Largo	821 páginas

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