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			Books and Documents Battle Casualties in Korea Studies of the Surgical Research Team Volume II. Tools for Resuscitation Battle Casualties in Korea: Studies of the Surgical Research Team Volume II: Tools for Resuscitation Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief John M. Howard, M. D. 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 1. Introduction 2. Studies of the Absorption and Equilibration of Water (Deuterium Oxide) from the Gastrointestinal Tract Following Injury 3. Studies of the Absorption and Equilibration of Water (Deuterium Oxide) from the Gastrointestinal Tract Following Abdominal Surgery Under Spinal Anesthesia 4. Equilibration Time of Water (Deuterium Oxide) Following Intravenous Injection in the Battle Casualty 5. Equilibration Time of Deuterium Oxide Following Subcutaneous or Intramuscular Injection 6. The Hematologic Response to Wounding and to Resuscitation Accomplished by Large Transfusions of Stored Blood 7. Some Immunohematologic Results of Large Transfusions of Group O Blood in Recipients of Other Blood Groups 8. Changes in the Coagulation Mechanism Following Wounding and Resuscitation with Stored Blood 9. Studies of Blood Volume and Transfusion Therapy in the Korean Battle Casualty 10. In Vitro Studies of Whole Blood During Shipment and Storage 11. The Blood Program in the Korean War 12. Plasma Retention and Urinary Excretion of Dextran and Modified Fluid Gelatin in Combat Casualties 13. The Fate of Dextran and Modified Fluid Gelatin in Casualties with Renal Insufficiency 14. Clinical Observations on the Use of Dextran and Modified Fluid Gelatin in Combat Casualties 15. A Study of the Histological Localization of Dextran in Tissues of Korean Battle Casualties 16. Plastic Bags for Intravenous Infusions: Observations in Korea with Saline, Dextran and Blood 17. Clinical Observations on the Role of Vasoconstrictors in the Treatment of Hypotension Following Injury 18. Anesthesia for Combat Casualties on the Basis of Experience in Korea 19. The Plasma Concentration of Penicillin in Korean Battle Casualties 20. A Comparison of Antibiotic Concentrations in Plasma and Muscle 21. Clinical Observations of the Effect of Intravenous Calcium Gluconate on Post-transfusion Hypotension 22. Dehydration Survey in the Combat Soldier

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