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E-formation à la stérilisation en situation d’isolement: solution retenue par l’armée Française

Résumé Le service de Santé des Armées assure le soutien sanitaire des forces armées déployées en opération extérieure. Afin d'assurer la même qualité de soin sur le théâtre et en Métropole, le Service de Santé des Armées réalise la stérilisation des dispositifs médicaux réutilisables par ses propres moyens. Le pharmacien militaire en mission sur place provient de différents horizons: laboratoir...

La médicalisation de la société française 1770–1830

demonstration that surgical innovation was slow and often uncertain when chronicled day by day. It is a pity that the author, having surveyed such vast information and having gained such insight into the realities of innovation, should not have attempted some analysis or synthesis of his material. Perhaps another volume is in preparation: let us hope it is a slimmer one. David Hamilton Universi...

Bulletin de la Société Française d'Histoire de la Médecine

Selected Writings ofLord Moynihan: A Centenary Volume, London, Pitman Medical Publishing Co., for The Osler Club of London, 1967, pp. xiv, 177, illus., 63s. Od. This book, which is designed as a centenary tribute to Lord Moynihan, who was born on 2 October 1865, includes an admirable short biography by A. White Franklin; a charming note by W. R. Bett about the meeting of the Osler Club on 19 Ma...

La médecine hospitalière française au XVIIIe siècle

The way ahead is shown by the last essay in the book, Karl Figlio's meaty piece of social history, 'How does illness mediate social relations? Workmen's compensation and medico-legal practice, 1890-1940'. The title is spot-on, and highlights the paper's concerns and approaches. Taking the eye malfunction, nystagmus, Figlio shows that late nineteenth-century medical interest in its exact specifi...

Contribution à l'étude de la maladie athéromateuse