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			Books and Documents Battle Casualties in Korea: Studies of the Surgical Research Team Volume III. The Battle Wound: Clinical Experiences 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 Preface Part One. General Aspects of Surgical Care 1. A Survey of Evacuation, Resuscitation, and Mortality in a Forward Surgical Hospital 2. Clinical Experiences in the Early Management of the Most Severely Injured Battle Casualties 3. Use of an Intra-Aortic Balloon Catheter Tamponade for Controlling Intra-Abdominal Hemorrhage in Man 4. Evaluation of the Use of a Standard Tilt Test 5. Experiences with Intra-Arterial and Rapid Intravenous Transfusions in a Forward Surgical Hospital 6. Massive Transfusion in the Severely Wounded: Report of a Case Receiving 23,350 cc. of Blood in the First Twenty-four Hours 7. Resuscitation of the Battle Casualty: A Résumé Part Two. Management of Specific Clinical Problems 8. Acute Vascular Injuries in the Korean Conflict: An Analysis of 77 Consecutive Cases 9. Arterial Injuries in the Korean Conflict: Experience with 111 Consecutive Injuries 10. The Primary Repair of Wounds of Major Arteries: An Analysis of Experience in Korea in 1953 11. Acute Vascular Trauma in Korean War Casualties: An Analysis of 180 Cases 12. The Pathology of Skeletal Muscle Ischemia in Man: A Description of Early Changes in Extremity Muscles Following Damage to Major Peripheral Arteries on the Battlefield 13. The Criteria for Determining the Viability of Muscle in War Wounds 14. Field Management of Burns 15. Clostridial Myositis-Gas Gangrene: Observations of Battle Casualties in Korea Part Three. Special Laboratory Surveys of Clinical Material 16. Sensitivities of Ten Species of Clostridia to Penicillin, Aureomycin, Terramycin and Chloramphenicol: A Study of Battle Wounds in Korea 17. The Early Bacterial Flora of Wounds in the Korean Conflict 18. The Bacterial Flora of Battle Wounds at the Time of Primary Débridement: A Study of the Korean Battle Casualty 19. The Bacterial Flora of Healing Wounds: A Study of the Korean Battle Casualty 20. The Bacterial Flora of the Blood in the Korean Battle Casualty 21. A Review of Postmortem Examinations in Combat Casualties 22. Fat Embolism in Korean Battle Casualties: An Analysis of Its Incidence, Clinical Significance, and Pathologic Aspects 23. Future Research in Support of the Battle Casualty

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