Volume 31; Issue 124 Archives - British Journal of Surgery

Volume 31; Issue 124

1st April 1944

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War surgery in Africa. BJS 1944; 31: 313-324.

Authors: W. H. Ogilvie

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Mobile neurosurgery in warfare experiences in the eighth army’s campaign in cyrenaica, tripolitania, and tunisia. BJS 1944; 31: 324-328.

Authors: Kenneth Eden

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Studies in the pathology of human ‘immersion foot’. BJS 1944; 31: 329-350.

Authors: W. Blackwood

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The problems and principles of the restoration of limb function following injury, as demonstrated by humeral shaft fractures. BJS 1944; 31: 351-368.

Authors: F. S. A. Doran

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Carcinoma of ampulla of vater successful radical resection. BJS 1944; 31: 368-373.

Authors: Kenneth Watson

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A case of sulphuric acid burns. BJS 1944; 31: 373-377.

Authors: G. W. Cashell, H. B. Shay, D. C. Bodenham

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Amputations. BJS 1944; 31: 377-384.

Authors: George Perkins

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Fat embolism in war surgery. BJS 1944; 31: 384-392.

Authors: J. V. Wilson, C. V. Salisbury

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The adreno‐sympathetic syndrome with transposition of viscera. BJS 1944; 31: 393-395.

Authors: L. R. Broster, R. C. McKeith

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Sarcoma of the stomach. BJS 1944; 31: 395-398.

Authors: Arthur E. Porritt, K. E. A. Hughes, R. J. C. Campbell

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Observations on the regeneration of the semilunar cartilages in man. BJS 1944; 31: 398-401.

Authors: I. S. Smillie

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Fracture‐dislocation of the base of the fifth metacarpal bone. BJS 1944; 31: 402-404.

Authors: Bryan C. Murless Surgeon

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A case of utero‐vesical fistula. BJS 1944; 31: 404-406.

Authors: R. J. Willan, A. F. Bernard Shaw

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Traumatic rupture of kidney and spleen, with dislocated pelvis. BJS 1944; 31: 407-408.

Authors: S. R. Adlington

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An unusual case of diverticulum of the small intestine. BJS 1944; 31: 408-409.

Authors: Frank D'abreu

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A case of subarachnoid abscess of otitic origin. BJS 1944; 31: 409-411.

Authors: B. B. Hickey

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Heterotopic bone formation with report of a case. BJS 1944; 31: 411-412.

Authors: Alexander Lyall

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A case of phosphorus burns. BJS 1944; 31: 412-413.

Authors: E. R. P. Williams

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The foot. By Norman C. Lake, M.D., M.S., D.Sc. (Lond.), F.R.C.S. (Eng.), Senior Surgeon and Lecturer on Surgery, Charing Cross Hospital; etc. Third edition. 7 7/8 × 5 1/4 in. Pp. 432 + viii, with 136 illustrations. 1943. London: Baillière, Tindall & Cox. 15s. net. BJS 1944; 31: 413-414.

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Strangulated interstitial hernia in a female. BJS 1944; 31: 413-413.

Authors: Norman G. Godfrey

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Fractures and dislocations for practitioners. By Edwin O. Geckeler, M.D., F.A.C.S. Third edition. 9 × 6 in. Pp. 361 + x, with 320 illustrations. 1943. Baltimore: The Williams & Wilkins Co. (London: Baillière, Tindall& Cox). 25s. net. BJS 1944; 31: 414-415.

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Fractures and joint injuries. By R. Watson‐Jones, B.Sc., M.Ch. Orth., F.R.C.S., Consultant in Orthopædic Surgery to the Royal Air Force; Director of Orthopædic and Accident Service, The London Hospital; etc. Third edition. In two volumes. Vol. II. 9 5/8 × 6 5/8 in. Pp. 409—960, with 745 illustrations. 1943. Edinburgh: E. & S. Livingstone. Vols. I and II, 75s. net the set. BJS 1944; 31: 414-414.

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Skin grafting of burns. Primary care; treatment; repair. By James Barrett Brown, M.D., Lieutenant‐Colonel, Medical Corps, Army of the United States; Senior Consultant in Plastic and Maxillo‐facial Injuries and Burns, E.T.O., U.S.A.; Associate Professor of Surgery, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri; and Frank McDowell, M.D., Assistant in Clinical Surgery, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri. 10 × 7 in. Pp. 204 + xii, with 131 illustrations, 1943. London: J. B. Lippincott Co. 30s. net. BJS 1944; 31: 415-416.

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Surgery of modern warfare. Edited by Hamilton Bailey, F.R.C.S., Surgeon, Royal Northern Hospital, London; etc. Sub‐Editor for Medicine: C. Allan Birch, M.D., M.R.C.P., D.C.H., D.P.M., M.M.S.A., Senior Physician, North Middlesex County Hospital. Third edition. In six parts. 8 3/4 × 5 7/8 in. Part I: Section I, General Considerations; Section II, Concerning the General Condition of the Casualty and His Resuscitation. Pp. 152, with 165 illustrations, many in colour. Part II: Section III, Frost‐bite, Burns, and Skin‐grafting Section IV, Anæsthetizing the Wounded; Sections V–VII, Wounds. Pp. 153–328, with 146 illustrations. Part III: Section VIII, Wounds of Blood‐vessels Section IX, Methods of Immobilizing the Limbs; Section X, Amputations. Pp. 329—506, with 312 illustrations. 1944. Edinburgh: E. & S. Livingstone. 15s. each net. BJS 1944; 31: 415-415.

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Illustrations of Regional Anatomy. By E. B. Jamieson, M.D., Senior Demonstrator and Lecturer, Anatomy Department, University, Edinburgh. Fifth edition. 8 × 6 1/4 in. In seven sections and also in bound volume. Section I: Central Nervous System, 50 plates. Section II: Head and Neck, 64 plates. Section III: Abdomen, 44 plates. Section IV: Pelvis, 35 plates. Section V: Thorax, 32 plates. Section VI: Upper Limb, 42 plates. Section VII: Lower Limb, 52 plates. 1944. Edinburgh: E. & S. Livingstone. Bound volume, 75s. net. BJS 1944; 31: 416-416.

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