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Battle Casualties in Korea

Studies of the Surgical Research Team

Volume I
The Systemic Response to Injury

Battle Casualties in Korea:

Studies of the Surgical Research Team

Volume I. The Systemic Response to Injury

Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief
John M. Howard
Baylor University College of Medicine

Associate Editors
Vol. I. Lieutenant Colonel Carl W. Hughes, MC
Army Medical Service Graduate School

Vol. II. Lieutenant Colonel William H. Crosby, MC
Army Medical Service Graduate School

Vol. III. Lieutenant Colonel Curtis P. Artz, MC
Brooke Army Medical Center

Vol. IV. Major William H. Meroney, MC
Army Medical Service Graduate School

Army Medical Service Graduate School
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington, D. C.

Walter Reed Army Medical Center

Major General Leonard D. Heaton, MC
Commanding

Army Medical Service Graduate School

Brigadier General John R. Wood, MC
Commandant

Contents

Foreword

Chapter

1. Introduction-Historical Background and Development

2. The Value of a Field Research Project

3. The Systemic Response to Injury-Perspective

4. Studies of Adrenal Function in Combat and Wounded Soldiers

5. A Survey of Plasma Electrolyte Changes in the Seriously Injured Battle Casualty

6. Studies of the Response of the Autonomic Nervous System Following Combat Injury

7. The Hypertensive Response to Injury

8. Hepatic Function of the Battle Casualty

9. Hepatic Function Following Wounding and Resuscitation With Plasma Expanders

10. Gallbladder Function (Cholecystographic Studies) Following Nonspecific Trauma

11. Gastric and Salivary Secretion Following Injury

12. Muscle Metabolism and Catabolism and Endogenous Creatinine Clearances in Combat Casualties

13. Investigations of Serum Protein Changes in Combat Casualties

14. Studies of the Absorption and Metabolism of Glucose Following Injury

15. A Study of Plasma Amylase Activity in the Combat Casualty

16. A Study of Plasma and Erythrocyte Cholinesterase Activity in Combat Casualties

17. Circulatory Homeostasis Following Massive Injury-Studies of Vasodepressor and Vaso-excitatory Substances in the Circulating Blood



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			Books and Documents Battle Casualties in Korea Studies of the Surgical Research Team Volume I The Systemic Response to Injury Battle Casualties in Korea: Studies of the Surgical Research Team Volume I. The Systemic Response to Injury Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief John M. Howard Baylor University College of Medicine Associate Editors Vol. I. Lieutenant Colonel Carl W. Hughes, MC Army Medical Service Graduate School Vol. II. Lieutenant Colonel William H. Crosby, MC Army Medical Service Graduate School Vol. III. Lieutenant Colonel Curtis P. Artz, MC Brooke Army Medical Center Vol. IV. Major William H. Meroney, MC Army Medical Service Graduate School Army Medical Service Graduate School Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington, D. C. Walter Reed Army Medical Center Major General Leonard D. Heaton, MC Commanding Army Medical Service Graduate School Brigadier General John R. Wood, MC Commandant Contents Foreword Chapter 1. Introduction-Historical Background and Development 2. The Value of a Field Research Project 3. The Systemic Response to Injury-Perspective 4. Studies of Adrenal Function in Combat and Wounded Soldiers 5. A Survey of Plasma Electrolyte Changes in the Seriously Injured Battle Casualty 6. Studies of the Response of the Autonomic Nervous System Following Combat Injury 7. The Hypertensive Response to Injury 8. Hepatic Function of the Battle Casualty 9. Hepatic Function Following Wounding and Resuscitation With Plasma Expanders 10. Gallbladder Function (Cholecystographic Studies) Following Nonspecific Trauma 11. Gastric and Salivary Secretion Following Injury 12. Muscle Metabolism and Catabolism and Endogenous Creatinine Clearances in Combat Casualties 13. Investigations of Serum Protein Changes in Combat Casualties 14. Studies of the Absorption and Metabolism of Glucose Following Injury 15. A Study of Plasma Amylase Activity in the Combat Casualty 16. A Study of Plasma and Erythrocyte Cholinesterase Activity in Combat Casualties 17. Circulatory Homeostasis Following Massive Injury-Studies of Vasodepressor and Vaso-excitatory Substances in the Circulating Blood

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