"Medical breakthroughs in WW1" Topic
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ochoin | 24 Apr 2018 1:15 p.m. PST |
Rather an interesting article on plastic surgery in the Great War: (I'd suggest you don't click the link if you're a bit squeamish) link What other medical breakthroughs did WW1 produce? |
Wherethestreetshavnoname | 24 Apr 2018 2:09 p.m. PST |
De Page's 5 stage system of triage. The Carrel-Deakin method of treating abdominal wounds. The widespread use of X-ray machines to asses injuries before surgery. Improved blood transfusion and whole blood storage using anti-coagulants. Wars always lead medical innovation… |
ochoin | 24 Apr 2018 4:39 p.m. PST |
De Page's 5 stage system of triage. The Carrel-Deakin method of treating abdominal wounds. The widespread use of X-ray machines to assesS injuries before surgery. Improved blood transfusion and whole blood storage using anti-coagulants. Impressive list.
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