Medical progress during the First World War
Blood storage
Widespread use of X-rays
Repairing broken bones
Brain, throat, eye and ear surgery
Plastic surgery
Treatments for infections
Used to find bullets and sharpnel in the patients
Doctors cut the infected tissue and soaking the wound with saline
Skin grafts was used
The process of reconstrucing parts of the body
Medical progress during the Second World War
Penicilin
Prevention of Malaria
Plastic Surgery
the doctors separated the components from the blood, then stored the components to give them to people who needed them
Treatments of burns
Blood transfusion system
To cure them, penicilin was used
Vladimir Filatov used skin graft
To prevent it, Mepacrin, or Atebrin was used
Discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928
Blood was stored in bulks and taken to different places
EZEQUIEL COSTA AND MARTIN CAVIGLIA
It was common to have injuries with these in the war