Lifesavers and body snatchers: medical care and the struggle for survival in the Great War
"The perception of medical care on the Great War battlefield recalls scenes from the American Civil War fifty years earlier: blood-soaked surgeons hacking off limbs with grim determination as broken men crawled into their dirty operating rooms. This couldn't be more wrong. Medical care in...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The perception of medical care on the Great War battlefield recalls scenes from the American Civil War fifty years earlier: blood-soaked surgeons hacking off limbs with grim determination as broken men crawled into their dirty operating rooms. This couldn't be more wrong. Medical care in almost all armies, and especially in the Canadian medical services, was sophisticated and constantly evolving, with vastly more wounded soldiers saved than lost. After the war, the hard lessons learned by civilian doctors who were temporarily in military uniform were brought back to Canada. A new Department of Health created guidelines in the aftermath of the 1918-19 Spanish flu pandemic, which had killed 50,000 Canadians and millions around the world. In a grim irony, the fight to save soldiers' lives and improve civilian health was furthered by the most destructive war up to that point in human history. But medical advances were not the only thing brought back from Europe: Life Savers and Body Snatchers exposes the shocking story of the exploitation of human body parts during the Great War. Tim Cook has spent over a decade investigating the hidden history of Canadian medical doctors harvesting the body parts of slain Canadian soldiers and transporting their brains, lungs, bones, and other tissue or bones to the Royal College of Surgeons (RCS) in London. At least 1,200 individual Canadian body parts were removed from dead soldiers and sent to London, where they were stored, treated, and some put on display in exhibition galleries at the RCS. After being exhibited there, the body parts were displayed several times in both Montreal and Hamilton in the early 1920s. Life Savers and Body Snatchers will be the definitive medical history of the Canadian forces in the Great War, and a broader look into the medical advances that came from the carnage."-- |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS INTRODUCTION........................................................ I chapter i : The Canadian Medical Profession Goes to War 15 chapter 2: Shot, Shell, and Poison Gas at Ypres, 1915 . . 39 chapter 3 : Preventative Care and the Hunt for Malingerers........................................................... 61 chapter 4: Vice and the Medical Corps chapter 5: Clearing the Wounded, 1916 ...... .103 chapter 6: Saving Lives through Surgery . ....................... 129 chapter 7: Collecting Soldiers’ Body Parts..................... 151 chapter 8: The Many Battles of the Mind....................... 171 chapter 9: The Canadian Army Medical Corps in Crisis .195 ....... 83 chapter 10: Force Protection at Vimy Ridge, 1917. . . . 217 chapter 11: Care and Recovery............................................239 chapter 12: A Toxic Plague................................................ 267 chapter 13: Displaying Human Remains........................... 287 chapter 14: Medicine in the Mud, 1917............................... 309 chapter 15: Adapting Medical Care in the War Zone, 1918........................... 331
Chapter 16: Carnage in the Victory Campaign, 1918 . . .353 chapter 17: A Pandemic of Mass Death and añ Epidemic of Sexual Diseases .......................... 377 chapter 18: Lessons and Legacies......................... . . . .397 chapter 19: Memorializing the Medical War...................... 421 chapter 20: The Use and Misuse of Harvested Soldiers’ Organs ............................................................. 445 endnotes .......................................................... 469 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS .......... 5 21 CREDITS .............................................................................................525 INDEX............................................................................................ 529
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION. I chapter i : The Canadian Medical Profession Goes to War 15 chapter 2: Shot, Shell, and Poison Gas at Ypres, 1915 . . 39 chapter 3 : Preventative Care and the Hunt for Malingerers. 61 chapter 4: Vice and the Medical Corps chapter 5: Clearing the Wounded, 1916 . .103 chapter 6: Saving Lives through Surgery . . 129 chapter 7: Collecting Soldiers’ Body Parts. 151 chapter 8: The Many Battles of the Mind. 171 chapter 9: The Canadian Army Medical Corps in Crisis .195 . 83 chapter 10: Force Protection at Vimy Ridge, 1917. . . . 217 chapter 11: Care and Recovery.239 chapter 12: A Toxic Plague. 267 chapter 13: Displaying Human Remains. 287 chapter 14: Medicine in the Mud, 1917. 309 chapter 15: Adapting Medical Care in the War Zone, 1918. 331
Chapter 16: Carnage in the Victory Campaign, 1918 . . .353 chapter 17: A Pandemic of Mass Death and añ Epidemic of Sexual Diseases . 377 chapter 18: Lessons and Legacies. . . . .397 chapter 19: Memorializing the Medical War. 421 chapter 20: The Use and Misuse of Harvested Soldiers’ Organs . 445 endnotes . 469 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS . 5 21 CREDITS .525 INDEX. 529 |
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