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Letterman Army Institute of Research Annual Progress Report, FY 1972.

AD749471

Publication Date	1972
Page Count	260
Abstract	The report is a compilation of work unit summaries of the investigative efforts of fiscal year 1972. These work units are devoted to basic and applied research in skin diseases of military importance; the effects of hemorrhagic shock on the heart and brain; the development of the early management of complex maxillofacial wounds and injuries; to identify diseases of the oral maxillofacial tissues which are of special importance to the field soldier and to obtain basin information on these problems; advising, guiding, supporting, and encouraging clinical research at Letterman General Hospital. (Author)
Keywords	Military medicine Army research Medical research Reports Diseases Skin Hemorrhage Shock(Pathology) Face Head Wounds + Injuries Pathology Progress reports
Source Agency	Invalid Source Agency Code
NTIS Subject Category	57E - Clinical Medicine
Corporate Authors	Letterman Army Inst of Research San Francisco Calif
Supplemental Notes	See also AD-730 684.
Document Type	Technical Report
Title Note	Annual progress rept. 1 Jul 71-30 Jun 72.
NTIS Issue Number	197222

Letterman Army Institute of Research Annual Progress Report, FY 1972.

Letterman Army Institute of Research Annual Progress Report, FY 1972.
AD749471

Publication Date	1972
Page Count	260
Abstract	The report is a compilation of work unit summaries of the investigative efforts of fiscal year 1972. These work units are devoted to basic and applied research in skin diseases of military importance; the effects of hemorrhagic shock on the heart and brain; the development of the early management of complex maxillofacial wounds and injuries; to identify diseases of the oral maxillofacial tissues which are of special importance to the field soldier and to obtain basin information on these problems; advising, guiding, supporting, and encouraging clinical research at Letterman General Hospital. (Author)
Keywords	Military medicine Army research Medical research Reports Diseases Skin Hemorrhage Shock(Pathology) Face Head Wounds + Injuries Pathology Progress reports
Source Agency	Invalid Source Agency Code
NTIS Subject Category	57E - Clinical Medicine
Corporate Authors	Letterman Army Inst of Research San Francisco Calif
Supplemental Notes	See also AD-730 684.
Document Type	Technical Report
Title Note	Annual progress rept. 1 Jul 71-30 Jun 72.
NTIS Issue Number	197222