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12910
The Shipworker (1943/06/14)
13065
The Shipworker (1943/02/01)
14400
A Ward in the Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital
14401
A Ward in the Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital
14403
Group of Patients, Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital
14404
Convalescents, Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital
14405
A Convalescent, Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital
14409
A Ward in Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital
14410
Taking a Patient's Pulse, Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital
14411
A Group of Patients, Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital
14412
Visiting a Patient, Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital
14433
Operating Room in the Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital
14506
A Patient, Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital
14507
Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital, Visiting a Patient
15087
Putting sick from the USS Solace (AH-2) in a Navy Ambulance
4155
Pemphigus
4161
Naval Hospital - A.W. Shelby, Seaman 2nd Class, Ankylosis of the Knee
4162
Naval Hospital - A.W. Shelby, Seaman 2nd Class, Ankylosis of the Knee
4163
Naval Hospital - A.W. Shelby, Seaman 2nd Class, Ankylosis of the Knee
6048
Naval Hospital - Ptosis (Luetic)
8147
U.S NAVAL HOSPITAL. NAVY YARD, NEW YORK. PAPULO CRUSTAGEOUS SYPHILIDE OF ARMS AND BACK
8224
U.S. Naval Hospital - Squad of Artificial Leg Cases Exercising Leg Each Morning, Case A
8226
U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL OLD SHELL INJURY – WOUND CLOSED AFTER CARREL – DAKIN TREATMENT REVERDIN SKIN GRAFTS OVER SCAR THAT WAS REMOVED CASE “D”
8228
U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL OLD SHELL INJURY OSTEOMYLITIS WOUND READY FOR CLOSURE CASE “F”
8230
U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL HIGH EXPLOSIVE BULLET WOUND WOUND CAUSING OSTEOMYLITIS OF ULNA RAPIDLY CLOSING UNDER CARREL – DAKIN TREATMENT AFTER DEAD BONE HAS BEEN REMOVED CASE “B”
8231
U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL EMPYAEMIA CAVITY BEING TREATED BY THE CARREL – DAKIN TECHNIQUE CASE “C”_
8232
U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL CASE “F” WITH CARREL – DAKIN TUBES IN POSITION
8233
U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL CASE “E” AFTER USING IMPROVISED PEG - LEG
8234
U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL AMPUTATION STUMP HEALED IN TEN DAYS AND JUST RPIOR TO STARTING THE USE OF AN IMPROVISER PEG – LEG MADE OF PLASTER TO BE IMMEDIATELY WORN IN OVER TO OBVIATE A PAINLESS STUMP CASE “E”
8235
U.S. Naval Hospital - Leg Case E after Use of Improvised Peg
8236
U.S. Naval Hospital - Closing of Wound Showing Progress of Wound Closure
8238
GALLAGHER I BONE SINUS OF FEMUR GUNSHOT WOUND JULY 19 1918 OPERATIONS 3 POSTERIOR INCISION CLOSED SOME DEAD BONE WITH SMALL ANTERIOR SINUS BEACH TREATMENT (PASTE) FURTHER OPERATION NOT ADVISABLE LARGE VESSELS ALL ENCASED IN SCARS MAY HEAL BUT BETTER NOT OPERATE AND FACE LOSS OF LEG
8239
Gallagher - Anterior Scar with Sinus Persisting
8240
Sarcoma of the Foot with Abdominal Metastatsi Admitted to the Hospital with a Diagnosos of an Abscess of the Foot
8241
NEUHEDE STUMP THREE WEEKS AFTER AMPUTATION
8242
MIDSHIPMAN KNIGHT R. N. CLOSING OF WOUND SHOWING PROGRESS OF WOUND CLOSURE
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