Diet in Indian Military Hospitals

Nutritional Diseases in India: Described for Students and Practitioners

This book gives a practical account of nutritional diseases as they present themselves to practitioners in India. It is the result of the author's long experience acquired while on the staff of the Indian Research Fund Association Laboratories at Coonoor and on ? active service with the Indian Army during the war. In order to make the book really practical he has cut down the chemical and patho...

Intensified Electrical Convulsive Therapy in a Military Hospital

Selections from the Records of the Indian Medical Departments

at Head-Quarters. Gentlemen, I have already notified to you the appointments to which you have been nominated by the Hon'ble the GovernorGeneral and Council in pursuance of a new arrangement made by the Hon'ble Court of Directors for the reform of their Medical Departments and for the conduct of their military hospitals. This arrangement has been prescribed in a separate General letter from the...

On Antiseptic Surgery and Its Application in Military Hospitals and in the Field

civil hospitals. Any peculiarities of military service, therefore, which affect the employment ofListerism, do not operate in them to any great extent ; and in them, the antiseptic treatment may be rigorously carried out, unaffected by the disadvantages under which other descriptions of military hospitals exist, as regards the practice and development of this method of surgical treatment. Yet, ...

Growth performance of Indian minor carp Labeo bata fed varying inclusions of fermented fish-offal and mulberry leaf meal based-diets

Fermented mixtures containing fish-offal meal (FOM) and mulberry leaf meal (MLM) were used as protein supplement to partially replace fish meal (FM) in the formulation of diets for the Indian minor carp Labeo bata. The diets included a reference diet (20 % FM), three diets of fermented mixture of FOM and MLM (T2–T4) replacing 50 to 75 % of FM. Formulation of diet with 30 % FOM, 24 % MLM and 5 ...