Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 - England |
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Page 297
... operation resuscitation ward , with the operation theatre tents leading off from it by a corridor of tent walls . The ward tents came next and our R.A.M.C. officers ' lines , and the unit personnel tents were beyond these on the ...
... operation resuscitation ward , with the operation theatre tents leading off from it by a corridor of tent walls . The ward tents came next and our R.A.M.C. officers ' lines , and the unit personnel tents were beyond these on the ...
Page 300
... operation list his death - warrant was sealed . Very few were allowed to lie thus ; the faintest possible chance was always taken , and because some cases at first deemed inoperable sur- prised us by their recovery after operation , we ...
... operation list his death - warrant was sealed . Very few were allowed to lie thus ; the faintest possible chance was always taken , and because some cases at first deemed inoperable sur- prised us by their recovery after operation , we ...
Page 303
... operation ward came in . has arrived , sir . " " All right , " said Morton , “ I'll admit them and arrange them for you . " The gallant fellow stayed on and saw the convoy in , about eight cases requiring operation . Pre - operation ...
... operation ward came in . has arrived , sir . " " All right , " said Morton , “ I'll admit them and arrange them for you . " The gallant fellow stayed on and saw the convoy in , about eight cases requiring operation . Pre - operation ...
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