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[edit]United States Navy Medical News Letter Vol. 19, No. 10, 16 May 1952
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United States Navy Medical News Letter Vol. 19, No. 10, 16 May 1952 |
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United States Navy Medical News Letter Vol. 19, No. 10, 16 May 1952 Epidemic Hemorrhagic Fever of the Far East ....................................... 2 Coxsackie Viruses in Human Disease by Dr. R. J. Huebner, National Microbiological Institute, NIH ................................................... 5 Epidemic Typhus Antibody Blood Levels .............................................. 9 Hodgkin's Disease of the Lung with Cavitation ....................................... 10 Foreign Bodies in the Alimentary Tract. ............................................. 12 Ultrasound and Industrial Medicine ............. . ............ .......................... 14 Human Melanogenesis . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Evaluation of the Rice Enrichment Program ......................................... 17 Treatment of Chemical Burns of the Eye With Corvasymton .................... 19 Suppurative Pelvic Thrombophlebitis .................................................. 19 Cholecystography With Telepaque .......... .. ........................................... 21 Waterproof Plaster ............ . ........................... .. ................................ 22 Preservation of Dried and Frozen Plasma ........................................... 23 Viability of Skin in Relatlon to Various Methods of Storage ..................... 25 Suggestions on Dental Writing ... . ........................................................ 25 Survival in the Water by LCDR J. R. Pendleton, USNR...................... 27 What Should a Patient With Malignancy Be Told? .............. . ................... 27 Inhalation of Carbon Dioxide by K. E . Schaefer, LT E . R. Cornish, Jr. (MC) USNR, HMC C. A. Lukas, USN, & C. R. Carey . . ......................... 29 Corpus Luteum Cysts and Hematomas ................................................. 30 Kerosene Intoxication ................................................................ 31 Mental Health ........ . ......................................................................... 32 Naval Correspondence Course ........................................................... 32 Course in Radiobiology ................................ . ................................... . 33 Third Annual Medical Military Symposium ........................................... 33 Course in Photofluorographic Interpretation .......................................... 34 Proper Designation of Hospital Corpsmen ............................................ 34 Change of Address ....... ... ....................................... ................ 35 Recent Research Reports .......................... . ... . ....... 35 From the Note Book ...... . ... .......................................... 36 Discharges From the Sick List (CL 52-41) ..................................... 39 Routine and Special Immunizations (CL 52-42). .................................. 39 Subjects: Navy Medicine magazine; Korean War; beriberi; Hospital Corps; Naval Medical Research Institute; Naval Medical Field Research Laboratory; Howard T. Karsner; Armed Forces Medical Library |
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