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INTRAVENOUS INJECTION IN WOUND SHOCK in
Wound Shock
BEING THE OLIVER-SHARPEY LECTURES DELIVERED BEFORE THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON IN MAY 1918
Prefatory Note
r I 'HE present work consists of an amplification of the subject-matter of the lectures as delivered, an abstract of which has been already published in the British Medical Journal of 18th May 1918. A more detailed explanation than was possible in the time available seems desirable, especially as concerns certain questions relating to the production of oedema, and to the so-called " acidosis." Some further evidence that has come to light since the delivery of the lectures has been, as far as possible, incorporated, and a larger number of illustrative cases, experimental and clinical, has been added. The subject itself involves so many physiological processes that a complete discussion is clearly impossible, but the list of papers given at the end of the book will serve, in some degree, to make up this deficiency.
W. M. BAYLISS.
University College, London.
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LECTURE I. - i
Wound Shock - - i
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