Naval Hygiene
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m. and about two hours later went in swimming. While about 30 feet from the shore, in a depth of water of 10 or 12 feet, he was heard to give a cry and was seen to disappear for a few moments; when he arose to the surface he swam to the dingey 10 feet away and was helped into the boat. It was seen that the left leg was gone. A tourniquet, improvised of a silver match box and handerchief, was immediately applied by one of the men and the dingey started off to the ship, which was distant about 2 ...miles. When the boat reached the ship, the medical officer being absent. Assist- ant Surgeon Jacob Stepp, U. S. Navy, was summoned from the "Isla de Luzon" and a circular amputation was performed, the lower third of the femur being removed. Subsequent surgical work was required, but recovery resulted.
The wound was peculiar, the thigh having been grasped about 4 inches above the knee-joint, stripped down to the bone and the leg torn away at the joint, thus leaving the lower extremity of the femur free from all tissue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
m. and about two hours later went in swimming. While about 30 feet from the shore, in a depth of water of 10 or 12 feet, he was heard to give a cry and was seen to disappear for a few moments; when he arose to the surface he swam to the dingey 10 feet away and was helped into the boat. It was seen that the left leg was gone. A tourniquet, improvised of a silver match box and handerchief, was immediately applied by one of the men and the dingey started off to the ship, which was distant about 2 ...miles. When the boat reached the ship, the medical officer being absent. Assist- ant Surgeon Jacob Stepp, U. S. Navy, was summoned from the "Isla de Luzon" and a circular amputation was performed, the lower third of the femur being removed. Subsequent surgical work was required, but recovery resulted.
The wound was peculiar, the thigh having been grasped about 4 inches above the knee-joint, stripped down to the bone and the leg torn away at the joint, thus leaving the lower extremity of the femur free from all tissue.
What to read after Naval Hygiene?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gatewood, James Duncan, 1857-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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