STUDIES ON GANGRENE FOLLOWING COLD INJURY. VII. TREATMENT OF COLD INJURY BY MEANS OF IMMEDIATE RAPID WARMING 1

Cold Injury

glycemic after thermal injury and frequently require an insulin drip. The insulin infusion should be titrated to maintain tight control of serum glucose to avoid glycosuria. Tn diabetic burn patients, glycosuria can be present at seemingly insignificant elevations of serum glucose levels, frequently leading to hypovolemia and hyperosmolality. Diabetic intestinal dysmotility and delayed gastric ...

Cold Injury

THE FUTURE OF MAN. Predictions of a Biologist. By P. B. Medawar. New York, Basic Books Inc., 1960, 128 pp. $3.00. This book proves that scientific distinction and the ability to write lucidly and entertainingly are not necessarily incompatible. Many fascinating points are raised, few definitive answers are given. Why do children born between May and October have slightly higher scores in intell...

Nonfreezing Cold Injury

Cold Injury of Amputated Digits

Cooling of amputated parts during transportation delays the onset of ischaemic tissue damage and contributes to successful replantation. The most common error in preservation of amputated parts is exposing them to temperatures, which may cause cold injury, and thus render them unusable. Two case reports will be presented, which illustrate how freezing cold injury (FCI) of amputated digits may d...

Studies on Gangrene following Cold Injury. Ix. the Effect of Rutin and Other Chemical Agents on the Course of Experimental Frostbite in Rabbits.