Report on third International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy, Paris, April, 1925 / by William Seaman Bainbridge.

  • William Seaman Bainbridge
Date:
1926
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Credit: Report on third International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy, Paris, April, 1925 / by William Seaman Bainbridge. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Page Psychiatric service in the Spanish army. Mental selection of OFFICERS DURING THE SERVICE. By Dr. Santos Rudiano, Lieutenant Colonel of the Spanish Army (Spain) . 43 Methods of selection of pilots in Italian aeronautics and modern PSYCHO-PHYSICAL PROCEDURES. By Tenente Colonello Medico A. Casarini, Director of the Giomale di Medicina Militaire, Rome (Italy)... 44 Hypnosis as an auxiliary measure in the diagnosis of malingering IN THE ARMY. INVESTIGATIONS OF THE MILITARY MENTAL CLINIC OF CIENPOZUELOS ( MADRID ) . By Commandante Medico Antonio Vallejo Nagera (Spain). 46 ENDOCRINIC CRITERIA IN THE SELECTION OF THE CONTINGENT. By Dr. V. Telese, Capitano Medico, and Dr. G. Funaioli, Tenente Colonello Medico* (Italy) . .. 47 Method of selection of the troops. Early diagnosis of tubercu¬ losis IN THE ARMY. By Dr. A. Levene, Tenente Colonello Medico of the Italian Army (Italy) . 48 Pulmonary tuberculosis and enlistment. By Medecin Principal Rieux, Professor at the Val-de-Grace (France) 48 Value of height, weight, and thoracic circumference in the deter¬ mination OF FITNESS OF THE ANNAMITES FOR MILITARY SERVICE. By Dr. P. Millous, Medecin-Major of the Colonial Troops (France) 49 Dynamic tests for the classification of the contingent. By Dr. H. J. Froissard, Instructor at the Sorbonne, Administration Officer of the Reserve Medical Service (France) . 50 Old cases of pleurisy before the medical council. By Professor M. Brelet, of the Medical School of Nantes (France) .. 52 Value and advantages of telestereoradiography in the selection of the contingent, and expert tests in general. By Medecin-Major Diodes (France) . 54 Deficiencies and diseases of the ear and upper air passages incom¬ patible WITH MILITARY SERVICE DURING PEACE AND WAR. THEIR ROLE AS RELATED TO THE SELECTION OF THE CONTINGENT. By Dr. A. Balia, Tenente Colonello Medico, Honorary Assistant to the Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Clinic of the University of Turin; Adjunct Instructor in Military Legal Medicine at the School of Applied Military Medicine in Florence (Italy). 55 Presentation of an optometer for the practical and correct esti¬ mation OF VISUAL ACUITY BY DAY AND NIGHT. By Medecin-Major Beyne (France) . 56 Military optometric methods unknown in ophthalmology. By Dr. K. Noiszewski, Professor in Ophthalmology in the Univer¬ sity of Warsaw (Poland). 57
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