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<p>Navy Department BUMED News Letter Vol. 1, No. 5, April 30, 1943 <br><br>Carbon Tetrachloride Poisoning...1<br>Observations on the Treatment of Battle Wounds Aboard a Hospital Ship...2<br>War Neurosis Regarded as Primarily Combat and Operational Fatigue ...2<br>British Report on Tetanus ...3<br>British Scheme for Prophylaxis ....3<br>Jap Attitude "correct" at 13 Prison Camps ...4<br>Conversion Factors for Sulfonamides ....4<br>Loss of Hearing with Changes of Altitude ...6<br>Preventing Crystallization of Sulfa Drugs in Urinary Tract ...6<br>Peritoneal Response to Sulfonamides - Sulfathiazole Preferred ....6<br>Intravenous Migration of a Metallic Foreign Body ....6<br>Meningococcal Infections ...7<br>Meningococcal Septicemia with a Malarial Type of Fever ...9<br>Preva1ence of Meningococcus Meningitis in the United States During 1942 and First 9 Weeks of 1943 ....9<br>Waterhouse-Friderichsen Syndrome in Probable Meningococcemias ...9<br>Public Health Foreign Reports ...10<br>Relation Between Varicella and Herpes Zoster ....11<br>Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Prophylaxis ....11<br>Plasma or Albumin in Shipwreck Survivors ...11<br>Effect of External Temperature on Shock ....12<br>Choice of Anesthesia for Seriously Wounded Patients ....12<br>Gray Replaces Khaki Uniform ....13<br>Aerosols ...13<br>Serologica1 Tests for Syphilis ....14<br>"Prefabricated Eschar" or Bandage containing Sulfonamide, for Treatment of Burns ....14<br>Human Red Cell Concentrate for Surgical Dressings ....14<br>Danger of Talcum in the Peritoneal Cavity  ....14<br>Multiple Vitamins, an Inquiry and an Answer ....14<br>Pilonidal Cyst Surgery ...15<br>Hemoglobin Regeneration With and Without Iron ....15<br>Recovery of Function After Nerve Injury ....15<br>Yellow Fever Survey ....16<br>Immunization of Naval Personnel must be completed before transfer to<br>sea duty ...16<br>Venereal Disease Rates in the Navy, l942 ....16<br>Sulfa Drugs in Dentistry ....17<br>Women Doctors for Army, Navy ...17<br>ALNAV #71 ...18<br>Training of Pharmacist's Mates ...19<br>Unauthorized Medical Experimentation on Service Personnel ...20<br>Aviation Cadets, Class V-5, U.S.N.R. -Administration of medical matters pertaining to. .....21<br>Organization for Control of Malaria and Epidemic Diseases in Amphibious Combat Forces ....22<br>MEDICAL CARE OF U.S. MERCHANT SEAMEN Suffering as a Result of War Disasters.....23<br>PATHOLOGICAL MATERIAL, Collection and Shipment of Specimens ...24<br></p>
<br>Subjects: Navy Medicine magazine; World War 2; World War II; hospital ship, human experimentation; Prisoners of War; POWs; malaria; NH Sampson; women's history; malaria; Naval Medical School</div>
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