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... experience , a body of sur- geons skilled in the treatment of injuries , ready for serv- ice in the volunteer army in case of need . The need of experienced surgeons in time of war is extreme , and nothing could be tendered the ...
... experience , a body of sur- geons skilled in the treatment of injuries , ready for serv- ice in the volunteer army in case of need . The need of experienced surgeons in time of war is extreme , and nothing could be tendered the ...
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... experience or instruction in attending the injured immediately after injury is sus- tained and during the time that generally elapses between the time of the accident and the arrival of the surgeon . Yet we all know that only too often ...
... experience or instruction in attending the injured immediately after injury is sus- tained and during the time that generally elapses between the time of the accident and the arrival of the surgeon . Yet we all know that only too often ...
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... Experience in Instruction to First Aid . " This paper was discussed by Dr. C. R. Dickson of Canada and the discussion closed by the essayist . Dr. W. N. Yates of Fayetteville , Ark . , read a report of a case of " Painless and Bloodless ...
... Experience in Instruction to First Aid . " This paper was discussed by Dr. C. R. Dickson of Canada and the discussion closed by the essayist . Dr. W. N. Yates of Fayetteville , Ark . , read a report of a case of " Painless and Bloodless ...
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... experience of a railroad surgeon is varied , and requires a special training , as the papers read before this organization , from comminuted and lacerated wounds to appendicitis , have proven this day . He is often called upon to deal ...
... experience of a railroad surgeon is varied , and requires a special training , as the papers read before this organization , from comminuted and lacerated wounds to appendicitis , have proven this day . He is often called upon to deal ...
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... experience . For fractures , simple or comminuted , an improvised splint of any sort , applied by the surgeon , and retained by a roller bandage or adhesive plaster , is a great comfort to the injured . Prior to applying the lotion to ...
... experience . For fractures , simple or comminuted , an improvised splint of any sort , applied by the surgeon , and retained by a roller bandage or adhesive plaster , is a great comfort to the injured . Prior to applying the lotion to ...
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