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Penetrating craniocerebral truma: observations in Korean war.
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Leprosy acquired in military service during World War II.
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War injuries of the upper urinary tract.
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Tuberculous meningitis in the Services.
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Immunity status of military recruits in 1951 in the United States. I. Results of Schick tests.
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Immunity status of military recruits in 1951 in the United States. II. Results of mumps complement-fixation tests.
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Roentgenologic bone changes encountered in frostbite, Korea 1950-51.
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NONSERVICE connected disabilities. II.
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Research in sleep deprivation and exhaustion; an invitation to further observation and study.
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PRINCIPLES of successful immunization.
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[Epidemic hemorrhagic fever in Korea].
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[Treatment of renal insufficiency in Korean War].
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[Erythrosedimentation rate as a diagnostic technic in military forensic medicine; personal research].
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First echelon treatment of common dermatologic conditions.
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