UTKU I. Hie ili.-toi-y aii-1 Phy-ic.il Cli Geology The f the and Female CHAPTSB III. The Campaign in Bulgaria, and its effects on the subsequent Health <>f the Troops The Diseases which appeared tin re. and during tinflank march, aa well as afterwards in the < 'amp before Sol CIIAI'IT.I; IV.:iun between Surgery as practised in the Army, and in iers as patients, and tincharacter of the injuries to which tlu-y are liahle- Some peculiarities in the wounds and injuries seen during the lat CH V. -" of Gun-ahot wounds rn vi.
The use <>f t 'iili>rrn;i md Scoondary h.i rhage from < in Is Tetanus Gangrene MI CONTENTS, 21'.' CHAPTER IX. (Juii-shot wounds of the Abdomen and < lun-shot wounds of Joints Excision of Joints, A. The Geology of the Crimea,:ttw B. Thermometric Observations C. The weight and nutritive value of the Soldier's ration,.. 404 D. Return of Duty in the Crimea,, E. The routine of Duty in particular Regiments,.... 404 F Table of Weight of Balls used by the Belligerents,... -Inc. G. Tables showing the Mortality following the greater Amputations for Gun-shot wounds and Accidents,..... 4os H. Resume of M. Scrive's Work on the French Losses in the Crimea, 410 I.
Resume of the Report of the British Government on the Surgery of the War in the Crimea,