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Cold and Frost Injuries - Rewarming Damages Biological, Angiological, and Clinical Aspects - Biological, Angiological, and Clinical Aspects (Paperback)
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Cold and Frost Injuries - Rewarming Damages Biological, Angiological, and Clinical Aspects - Biological, Angiological, and Clinical Aspects (Paperback)
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This first manuscript on cold injuries was written in the period
1945-1946 as the result of personal experience gained in the winter
months of the years 1941-1943 on the Northern Front in Russia and
subsequent experimental work at the "Chirurgische Uni
versitatsklinik" in Breslau (Wroclav) between 1943 and 1945. The
intention at the time of writing was to present a summary of our
experiences, so that they might serve as a basis for further
scientific and clinical work. The manuscript has continually been
revised and brought up to date. For purely external reasons
publication has been delayed until today. Our experience of cold
preservation and of increased resistance to oxygen deficiency in
chilled tissue, acquired during the winter periods of the Second
World War in Russia, served as a basis for the development of local
cryanaesthesia and hibernation, which retroactively furthered to a
considerable degree our knowledge of cold and frost injuries. See
my monograph on the biology and clinical treatment of the cold
injury and general loss of temperature, which appeared separately
in 1966 and discusses all biological changes. A comprehensive
report on cold injuries was written in English in 1952 at the
instigation of Captain A. R. Behnke jr. USA (M.C.), (not available
commercially).
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