- ... of the operations performed during the war, were amputations. Although seemingly drastic, the operation was intended to ... a limb was widely feared by soldiers. LEFT: Amputation in front of a hospital tent, Gettysburg, July ...
- ... 500 Nipples A01.378 Extremities A01.378.100 Amputation Stumps A01.378.610 Lower Extremity A01.378. ... Splenosis C26.017.809 Stomach Rupture C26.062 Amputation, Traumatic C26.088 Arm Injuries C26.088.268 ...
- ... the Rebellion. - no. 7 (1867), A report on amputations at the hip-joint in military surgery. Correspondents ... the Rebellion. - no. 7 (1867), A report on amputations at the hip-joint in military surgery. Correspondents ...
- ... the many complications of this chronic disease, including amputations, chronic kidney failure, disability, and the ramifications of ... Secondly, this talk highlights the dual epidemics of amputation and chronic kidney disease that reveal staggering inequalities ...
- ... and a stereoscope card documenting a Civil War amputation scene at a field hospital. William Helfand continued ...
- ... of the collection include a Civil War-era amputation kit, vintage electrocardiographs, microscopes, and early electroconvulsive therapy ...
- ... C20.683.515.761.355 •WOUNDS AND INJURIES Amputation, Traumatic Athletic Injuries Burns Dislocations Fractures. Spinal Cord ...
- ... Macintyre) Fig. 50 - missing Fig. 51 - Doyen leg amputation Fig. 52 - operation of acute osteomyelitis Fig. 53 - ...
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