Table of contents

The medical staff of the “Rewa”

• Injuries to large vessels (1 January, 1916)

  Hubert Chitty
• Gunshot wounds of the abdomen (1 January, 1916)

  G. Robertson Mill
• Fracture wounds (1 January, 1916)

  A. J. Gilbertson
• Shock, hæmorrhage, and the selection of cases for immediate operation (1 January, 1916)

  John Lambert
• Cleaning and draining of wounds (1 January, 1916)

  W. C. Macartney
• The administration of anaesthetics (1 January, 1916)

  T. L. Wyndham
• Dental surgery on board (1 January, 1916)

  S. M. Gardner
• Nursing (1 January, 1916)

  Hilda F. Chibnall
• The therapeutics of emetine (1 January, 1916)

  J.B. Page
• On a leech removed from the Nasal Cavity of a Soldier from the Dardanelles (1 January, 1916)

  Sidney F. Harmer
• The prevalence of typhoid and the result of antityphoid inoculations during the first year of the War (1 January, 1916)

  P. W. Bassett-Smith
• Malaria in H.M. Ships “Hermione” and “Bristol” at Tampico, with Special reference to methods of screening (1 January, 1916)

  Leslie M. Morris
• Local anaesthesia (1 January, 1916)

  C. W. Morris
• A report on the late medical conditions in Serbia, with special reference to the typhus fever epidemic (1 January, 1916)

  Edward R. A. Merewether
• Some aeroplane injuries and diseases, with notes on the Aviation Service (1 January, 1916)

  Hardy V. Wells