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Title: The Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion. Part III, Volume II. (3rd Surgical volume)
Year: 1883 (1880s)
Authors: U.S. Army Surgeon General's Office
Subjects: Civil War military medicine Medicine, Military -- History United States Surgery, Military Medical care Wounds and injuries -- Surgery United States -- History Civil War, 1861-1865 Medical and sanitary affairs
Publisher: Otis Historical Archives, National Museum of Health and Medicine
Contributing Library: U.S. Army Medical Museum

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four instances haemorrhages occurred subsequent to the operations. In threecases the amputation in the thigh was accompanied by operations in the upper extremities,and in one instance the opposite limb was amputated in the leg.1 In the case of Private W. J. Hand, K, 45th Massachusetts (Table XXXI, p. 239, No. 1,018, and Second Surgical Volume, TAI1LE XLIV, p. 034,No. P7), the left arm was removed at the shoulder joint; the left arm was amputated in the lower third in the case of Private II. Jackson, E, 4th ColoredTnx.;» (TABLE XXXI, p. 237, No. 904, apd Second Surgical Volume, TABLE LXXIII, p. 747, No. 40); three inches of the right radius were excised inthe case of Sergeant J. Robinson, H, 48th Illinois (TABLE XXXI, p. 239, No. 1.033, and Second Surgical Volume, TABLE CXXVII, p. 952, No. 51). Theleft leg was amputated in the lower third in the case of Private S. Banks, C, 43d Colored Troops (TABLE XXXI, p. 235, No. 706). Med.ft Surg. Hint of lite War nf the Rebellion. Pari lU.Vol.H.
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I stn.-u.jr * .-mi dmaanlUJi PLATE XXXII..DISEASED STUMP OF FEMUR. SECT. III. PRIMARY AMPUTATION OK THIGH IN MIDDLE THIRD. Table XXXI. >27 Condensed Summary of Eleven Hundred and Fifty-seven Cases of Primary Amputations in the Middle Third of the Femur for Shot Fracture. (Iteooveries, 1—880; Deaths, 687—1,149; Results unknown, 1,150—1,157.) NAME, MlLUAUVDESCltlPTIOX, AND Age. Adams, C. I!., Pt., O, Until N. York, age 07.Adams, J., rt., 11, 27th Obiu.Alexander, .1., It.. A, 129th Pent)., age S>.Alexander, J , It., D, 22d O. T„ age 34.Allabaok, B. W., it, A, 52d rennsylvania.Allen, F. A., it., 1, 8th N. Y. Cavalry, age 211.Allen. (1. \V., Sergt, A, 3d Mass. Cav., ago 27.Allen, &., It., H,23d N. Carolina, age 25.Allnith, \V., It., K, 40th New York, age 30.Altenberger, J., It., F, 37th Ohio. Ammennan, It. W., Pt.,B, 148th lenu., age 2-. Andrews, D., Pt., I, C2d Peon., age 18.Andrews, \V. A., Pt.,E, 3d C. S. Inf., uge 27.Aits, J., Capt., K, 2d New York.Aschman, R., Capt.,

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