The Medical Department of the United States Army in World War II.

United States. Army Medical Service

Office of the Surgeon General, Department of the Army, 1964

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Chapter	1

Figure Page 1 Experimental blood transfusion apparatus Blundell 1818	2

Clinical transfusion with Blundell gravitator_	3

World War I blood transfusion apparatus___	10

British and Canadian equipment for replacement therapy	18

Shock	29

Number Page	40

The Evolution of the Use of Whole Blood in Combat Casualties__	47

Sikh receiving British blood serum Italy 1944	400

Col Virgil H Cornell MC	401

Maj John J McGraw Jr MC	402

GI blood donors Italy 1944	403

Taking blood for typing Italy 1944_	404

Postoperative transfusion Italy 1944	406

Preparation of donor sets Italy 1944	409

Laboratory examinations Italy	410

Number	48

Plasma administration in the field	58

Administrative Considerations in the Zone of Interior	61

Brig Gen Charles C Hillman MC	62

Col later Brig Gen George R Callender MC	63

Experimental blood studies Army Medical School 1941	64

Exhibit by Blood Research Division Army Medical School 1941	66

Preparation of liquid plasma Army Medical School	68

Lt Col later Col B Noland Carter MC	70

Army and Navy representatives Blood and Plasma Program	72

Laboratory technicians in training Army Medical School	86

Dried plasma arriving at emergency landing field during maneuvers 1941	88

Dried plasma ready for immediate use during maneuvers 1941	89

Demonstration of plasma administration 1943_	90

Chapter Page	101

Dr G Canby Robinson	105

Dr later Major MC Earl S Taylor_	106

American Red Cross blood donor centers	113

Committee room Fort Worth Red Cross Blood Donor Center	114

Red Cross mobile units____	115

Setup of Red Cross mobile units	116

Red Cross recruiting posters__	122

Red Cross recruiting pamphlets	123

Outdoor recruiting posters contributed by commercial firms	124

Cadets from Marquette University at Milwaukee Red Cross Blood Donor Center	127

Production report of American Red Cross blood donor centers 194145	131

54	132

Blood Donors and the Technique of Collection of Blood	139

Release signed by blood donors___	141

Reception and registration rooms Red Cross blood donor centers	146

Registration card for blood donors_	148

Hemoglobin and blood pressure determinations__	149

Fileroom San Antonio Red Cross Blood Donor Center	150

Collection of blood Red Cross blood donor centers	151

Canteens Red Cross blood donor centers	152

Canteen kitchen Fort Worth Red Cross Blood Donor Center	153

Steps in collection of blood	154

Final step in collection of blood	155

Shipping room at a Red Cross blood donor center	156

Plasma Equipment and Packaging and Transfusion Equipment_ _ _	163

Dried plasma containers early in World War II	164

Standard ArmyNavy 250cc plasma package_	166

Stoppers used in blood and plasma program	167

Filters used in plasma program_	170

Large plasma package 1943	174

Plasma package used in Zone of Interior hospitals	176

Collecting and giving set devised at Army Medical School	178

Development of Equipment	180

Improvised equipment for oversea collection of blood___	181

Maj later Lt Col Richard V Ebert MC and Maj later Lt Col Charles P Emerson MC	186

Evolution of donor bottle in EbertEmerson transfusion set	187

EbertEmerson technique of collection and administration of blood	188

Improvised suction equipment in EbertEmerson technique	189

Figure Page 50 Technique of cleansing EbertEmerson transfusion set	190

EbertEmerson transfusion set packed for use	191

Hose hub needle	194

Expendable Transfusion Equipment_ _ _ _	195

Disposable giving set standardized for ArmyNavy use_	197

Standard ArmyNavy albumin package	199

Transportation and Refrigeration___	203

Church container for transportation of blood	205

Aluminum refrigerator Chrysler developed by Army Air Forces	207

Preservative Solutions__	217

57	222

Preservation of blood with Alsevers solution	223

Chapter Page	233

Errors in blood grouping determinations_	243

Technique of testing for Rh factor__	252

Copper sulfate technique of measuring specific gravities of blood and plasma__	254

Portable kit for copper sulfate technique of measuring specific gravities of blood and plasma	255

61	256

The Plasma Program	265

Preparation of liquid plasma 1942	272

Equipment for coldtrap technique of drying plasma	278

Shellfrozen plasma___	280

Plasma shellfreezing machine	281

Equipment for freezing plasma_	282

Typical plasma shellfreezing tray	283

Equipment for Emery technique of shellfreezing plasma	284

WyckoffLagsden technique of drying plasma_	285

Drying plasma at Army Medical School	286

Vacuum diffusion process for drying plasma_	287

Diagrammatic sketch of plasma drying chamber__	288

Schematic drawing of plasma freezedrying equipment_	289

8	297

81	313

The Bovine and Human Albumin Programs	325

Edwin J Cohn Ph D	326

Human Serum Albumin	335

Commercial Production_	341

Accepted production of normal human serum albumin 194243	346

Army Requsitions for Serum Albumin	347

91	348

Further Clinical Studies_	354

Commercially prepared fibrin foam and thrombin	366

Blood Substitutes and Other Intravenous Fluids	371

Other Intravenous Fluids	382

Closures for bleeding plasma and intravenous solution bottles Baxter	386

The Mediterranean Formerly North African Theater of Operations_	391

Col Edward D Churchill MC	392

Administration of blood plasma just behind frontlines Sicily 1943_	393

Administration of blood plasma to German casualty Italy 1945	394

Administration of blood plasma after bomb hit Italy 1943	395

Administration of blood plasma in open field Italy	396

Transfusion with British equipment and blood Italy 1944	399

Blood typing Italy 1944	411

Blood typing Italy 1944	412

Reading Kahn tests Italy	413

Preparation of dried plasma for use in field Italy 1945_	414

Refrigerator truck for delivery of blood Italy 1944	415

95	416

Loading blood for shipment to Anzio beachhead	417

Unloading blood plane Italy 1944	418

Bleeding room Italy 1944	427

Completion of individual donation Italy 1944	428

Preparation of blood sample for laboratory studies Italy	429

Daily worksheet Italy	430

104	433

Seventh U S Army	445

Base Bleeding Section__	451

Clinical Considerations	457

Use of blood in Italy 194344_	459

Actions on Proposal	464

Training in British Blood Supply Depot	470

Dday and After	484

Definitive Actions in the Zone of Interior for an Oversea	490

The European Theater Blood Bank	496

Labeling bottles of blood European Theater Blood Bank 1944	506

Progress Report	508

Ratios of bloods delivered to admissions to forward hospitals First U	512

Training	514

127th Station Hospital Blood Bank	522

Blood and Plasma Donations to British	528

Airlift to the Continent After Dday	534

Blood being unloaded from refrigerator truck Belgium 1944	540

Reports and Estimates	541

Security Measures__	548

25	564

131	566

Field Hospitals	569

The Pacific Areas and the ChinaBurmaIndia Theater___	581

Preparation of plasma Rendova 1943__	583

132	589

134	595

Navy processing laboratory for blood for Pacific Oakland Calif	602

Blood distribution center Guam	608

Figure Page 148 Blood transfusion Leyte 1944	634

Stored blood and plasma Ledo 1944	643

Processed serum Calcutta Blook Bank 1944	644

Lt Gen later Gen Joseph W Stilwell USA and Col later Brig Gen Isidor S Ravdin MC Assam Base Hospital 1944	645

Blood donors Kunming 1945	646

Reactions to and Complications of Blood and Plasma Transfusions	649

Reactions to transfusions in field hospitals ETOUSA	661

Form used in hepatitis survey in Zone of Interior general hospitals 1945	677

General Considerations of Shock Therapy	683

Administration of replacement therapy France 1944	685

Transfusion in shock ward Belgium 1945	687

Form used in shock ward_	688

Transfusion during operation France 1944	689

Plasma administration on beach in Normandy 1944_	690

Care of wounded in battalion aid station France 1944	691

Plasma administration Holland 1944	692

Care of civilian injured by landmine Germany 1944_	693

Reconstitution of dried plasma	699

Administration of serum albumin	704

Interior of shock ward	708

Setup of shock ward_	709

The Blood Plasma and Related Programs in the Korean War	713

The Whole Blood Program	727

Blood donors from U S Navy Tokyo 1950	728

Japanese mothers giving blood Tokyo 1952	731

The Development of the Whole Blood Program in the Zone	733

Official poster of Armed Forces Blood Donor Program 1951	735

Shipments of blood from military installations in Zone of Interior	736

Collection of blood by mobile units from Louisville Regional Blood Donor Center 1950 _ _	738

The Oversea Airlift to Korea	739

Personnel of Travis Air Force Base Blood Processing Center	742

Laboratories at Travis Air Force Base Blood Processing Center__	745

Whole blood ready for airlift to Korea from Travis Air Force Base Processing Center_	746

Statistical Data____	747

Blood flown from Travis Air Force Base to Japan	749

Blood flown from United States via Tokyo on arrival in Korea	750

Transportation of blood by helicopter in Korea ___	751

37	752

Survey of Whole Blood Experience Far East Command	755

Equipment and Refrigeration for Airlift	758

Standardized plastic equipment introduced during Korean War	760

Demonstration of use of plastic equipment	761

Insulated box used in early airlift to Korea	762

Trunk type of insulated container developed during Korean War	764

Refrigerated container developed after Korean War	765

Refrigeration Facilities in the Far East	766

Refrigeration facilities for blood Korea 1953	767

Refrigerator used in field hospitals in Korea	768

The Plasma Program	772

Technique of plasma production during Korean War	777

The Plasma Fractionation Program	782

Dextran	790

Clinical Considerations	796

Administration of plasma in Korea	797

Administration of albumin in Korea	798

Withdrawal of stored blood for use at front Korea 1950	799

Blood transfusion in Korea	800

Transfusion during operation in Korea	801

Investigations _	802

APPENDIXES	811

INDEX	817

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145	872

146	889

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Judul	The Medical Department of the United States Army in World War II.
Pengarang	United States. Army Medical Service
Kontributor	United States. Surgeon-General's Office
Penerbit	Office of the Surgeon General, Department of the Army, 1964
Asli dari	University of California
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