Rehabilitation of the War Injured

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Excerpt from Rehabilitation of the War Injured: A SymposiumIs due especially to the publishers and editors of the American journal of Surgery for, their kind cooperation in permitting republication of the fol lowing material originally published ln their distinguished Journal: Leg Lengthening, Jaw Reconstruction, Free Skin Grafts Versus Flaps in Surface Defects of Face and Neck, Reconstructions About the Nasal Tip, Failures in Rhinoplastic Surgery, The Correction of Scars, Practical Uses of the Tubed Pedicle Flap. The-sequelae of War Head Injuries, and Vascular and Neuro logic Lesions in Survivors of Shipwreck are published by courtesy of The New England journal of Medicine, Graduated Exercise in Tuberculosis and Compensation for Injuries by courtesy iof the Medical Bulletin of the Veterans' Administration, Medical and Hospital Service Experience With Disabled Veterans of World War ii, ~relation of the Early Care to the Final Outcome of Major Face Wounds in War Surgery, Rehabilitation of the Chronically Disabled with Special Reference to the Use of Physical Measures by courtesy of The Military Surgeon, Rehabilitation of Head Injuries, and The after-care of Amputations by courtesy of The Practitioner, A New Method For Rebuild ing a Lower Lid, Orbital Implants with Special Reference to Vitallium by courtesy of The Archives of Ophthalmology, Rehabilitation of injured'air Crews, Rehabilitation in the British Emergency Medical Service by courtesy of the British Medical journal, Some Refinements in Reconstructive Surgery of the Face by courtesy of The journal of the American Medical Association, Plastic Surgery by courtesy of The Archives of 0tolaryngology, Arthroplasty of the Hip by courtesy of the journal of Bone and joint Surgery, A Review of Reconstructive Surgery of the Face by courtesy of the Laryngoscope, Recon structive Otoplasty by courtesy of Surgery, Speech Disorders and Their Treat ment by courtesy of the Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine, Rehabilitation After Injuries to the Central Nervous System by courtesy of the Section of Neurology of the Royal Society of Medicine, Rehabilitation in the Royal Air Force by courtesy of the Medical Training Establishment journal, Rehabilitation of the Tuberculous by courtesy of Public Health, Occupational Therapy for the Wounded, Hydrotherapy As a Means of Rehabilitation, Heat and. Electricity in the Treatment of Nerve Lesions, Craft Analysis in Occupational Therapy, Problems Involved in the Rehabilitation of the Disabled in England, Rehabilitation by Modern Methods of Exercise, Rehabilitation in Ophthalmic Cases, Rehabilitation in non-recoverable Eye Cases, Rehabilitation After Head Injuries by courtesy of the British journal of Physical Medicine and Industrial Hygiene, Massage, Movements and Exer cises in the Treatment of nervesuture' and Repair, Uses and Abuses of Splints and Other Instruments in the Treatment of Nerve Lesions by courtesy of the. British journal of Physical Medicine, Nursing in Plastic Surgery and maxillo-facial Injuries by courtesy of William Wood and Company, Balti more, and Oliver and Boyd Ltd., Edinhurgh, Transplantation of a Toe to Replace A Thumb, Following Nikoladoni's Method by courtesy of Khirurgiia, of Moscow, ussr, Malingering by courtesy of Butterworths Medical Puhlications, publishers of The British Encylopedia of Medical Practice. Acknowledgment and thanks are also due to Capt. Edward Podolsky.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com