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English: Fig. 1. Scene in preoperative section of the 46th Surgical Hospital. This severely injured casualty is receiving blood rapidly through three intravenous portals. A surgeon member of the Surgical Research Team, the Chief of the Surgical Service, an anesthesiologist, and a staff surgeon are assisting in his care. |
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Source | Howard, J. M., et al., Eds. Battle casualties in Korea: Studies of the Surgical Research Team. Volume III: The Battle Wound: Clinical Experiences. Army Medical Service Graduate School, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC. 1955. | ||||
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