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T W Baillie

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Hans Christian Andersen's visit to James Young Simpson.

Preparations are currently underway in Denmark for the celebration in 2005 of the 200th anniversary of the birth of that country's illustrious son Hans Christian Andersen. The renowned author of fairy tales had a passion for travel and recorded in his diary and in the several editions of his autobiography his encounters with the dignitaries and celebrities of his day. On this anniversary we recall the little-known occasion on which Hans Andersen was entertained to dinner and to a demonstration of the effects of inhalation of ether at the home of James Y. Simpson.

Anesthetics, Inhalation↗

Robert Halliday Gunning and the Victoria Jubilee prizes.

More than a century after the death of Robert Halliday Gunning, a large number of lectureships and prizes bearing his name continue to be awarded by scientific bodies and learned institutions in Scotland. Most of these awards were endowed in HM Queen Victoria s Jubilee year (1887-88) and bear the additional qualification 'Victoria Jubilee'. An account of the life of Robert Gunning and his various endowments is complemented by an analysis of the factors which determined the nature of his benefactions.

Awards and Prizes↗

Progressive medical care in disaster situations: a critical evaluation of the current situation in the Netherlands.

An overview of the plan for medical response in the event of a disaster in the Netherlands is presented. An idealized evaluation of the response capability, as well as the probable actual ability, is reviewed. The plan involves a response to the disaster site by teams comprising a surgeon, anesthesiologist, and two specially trained nurses from 1 or many of 20 participating hospitals as well as an ambulance response from associated district ambulance posts. An overview of disaster management in general is presented.

Disaster Planning↗