Amputation for War Wounds (ICRC, 30 p.): REFERENCES

Amputation for War Wounds (ICRC, 30 p.)

		(introduction...)
		FOREWORD
		INTRODUCTION
		PATHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE LIMB INJURY
		OPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS
		PHYSIOTHERAPY AND REHABILITATION
		THE MYOPLASTIC AMPUTATIONS (Cases A, B and C)
		SPECIFIC AMPUTATIONS IN RELATION TO WAR WOUNDS
		STUMP REVISION
		REFERENCES

REFERENCES

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