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<p>Navy Department BUMED News Letter Vol. 2, No. 1, July 9, 1943<br><br>Rheumatic Fever in the Navy: 1<br>A Simple Face Mask: 1<br>Penetration of Head by Line-Carrying Spike: 2<br>Cotton Sutures: 2<br>Evacuation of Wounded by Air from the Battle of Guadalcanal: 3<br>Battle Casualties Aboard a Light Cruiser Over a Period of Six Months: 3<br>Program for the Emergency Treatment of Extensive Burns: 4<br>Sulfonamiduria, a Simple Test for its Detection: 4<br>False Positive Kahns Following Immunization Procedures: 5<br>Inhibitory Effect of Procaine on the Bacteriostatic Activity of<br>Sulfathiazole: 5<br>Viability of Transfused Human Red Cells as Determined by Radioactive<br>Iron: 6<br>Plantar Warts: 6<br>Officers of the Medical Corps, Women's Reserve: 6<br>Medical Management of Intestina1 Obstruction with Specia1 Reference to the Use of the Miller Abbott Tube: 7<br>Relief of Hyperventilation Tetany: 8<br>Pulmonary Irritations in Burn Cases: 8<br>Use of Equipment of Plasma Package for Whole Blood Transfusion: 8<br>Sacrococcygeal Cyats: 8<br>Gas Pains While Flying: 9<br>Synthesis of Penicillin Possible: 9<br>Public Health Foreign Report: 10<br>Rubber Tissue Dressings for Large Wounds: 11<br>Finding of Negri Bodies in Cases of Rabies: 11<br>Survival of Tubercle Bacilli in books: 11<br>Visible Distances Set: 11<br>Navigation in Emergencies: 12<br>Medical and Social Factors in Crime: 14<br>Use of Sea Water for Washing films and Papers: 14<br>Penicillin, Its Discovery and Isolation: 14<br>Leaven of Psychosomatic Medicine: 17<br>Blood Plasma Demonstration Package: 17<br><br>Form letters:<br>Use of plasma and the regeneration of dried human plasma: 19<br>Prevention and Decontamination or Mustard Gas and Lewisite Casualties by Use of S-461 Ointment and BAL Ointment, Directions for: 20<br>Reciprocal Medical and Hospital Care of Members of the Armed Forces of the United States and Canada: 25<br>Individual First-Aid Packet (Containing Sulfonamides): 27<br>Correspondence: 28<br><br></p>
<br>Subjects: Navy Medicine magazine; NH Norfolk; penicillin; Guadalcanal; World War II; World War 2; blood transfusion; chemical warfare; tuberculosis</div>
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