Anaesthesia for Air-raid Casualties

War Wounds and Air Raid Casualties

Articles republished from The ' British Medical Journal '. Contributed by St. J. D. Buxton, E. M. Cowell, C. Frankau, G. E. Gask, A. T. Hart, G. Jefferson, W. A. Lethem, D. D. Logan, P. H. Mitchiner, G. E. IMeligan, C. M. Page, J. Rickman, C. Seeley, G. Gordon-Taylor, J. M. Vaughan, J. M. Weddell, M. B. Wright. 1939. H. K. Lewis and Company, Limited, London. Pp. xii plus 256. Illustrated. Price...

Serum Transfusions in Air-Raid Casualties in South-East Bengal

[This corrects the article on p. 611 in vol. 79.].

Air-raid Precautions

Air Raid Precautions

Mental Health Work for Air Raid Victims

These notes cover the whole period of the Blitzkrieg and therefore deal, in part, Wlth conditions which have by this time either been remedied or are now in process of being remedied. As one new area after another is attacked, increased experience ls acquired as to the best method of dealing not only with those who are rendered homeless but with the much larger number whose daily lives are seri...