I. Principles of organization and functioning of medical services in

mountain warfare.

Report by Lieutenant Colonel Giuseppe Bassi (Italy).

Principles of organization and operation of the medical service

with mountain troops, by Colonel Nicholas Marinesco

(Rumania).

II. Determination of fitness for the different specialties in armies,

navies, and air forces

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Report by General Schickelé, Surgeon in Chief First Class Can-

diotti, and Surgeon in Chief Second Class Goett (France).

Determination of fitness for the various arms of the service, by

General C. P. Iliesco and Major Ion Stefanesco (Rumania).

Report by Major Sillevaerts (Belgium).

III. The post-traumatic abdomen.

The remote effects of abdominal trauma, by Captain William

Seaman Bainbridge (United States of America).

Diaphragmatic hernia as a sequel of war injuries, by Captain

Lucius W. Johnson (United States of America).

Ventral hernia as a sequel of the traumatic abdomen, by Lieu-

tenant Commander Frederick R. Hook (United States of

America).

Sequelae of abdominal injuries, by Major I. Gilorteanu and

Captain P. Costescu (Rumania).

Sequelae of abdominal injuries, by Captain Pireaux and Sub-

lieutenant Beyne (Belgium)

IV. A study of the standardization of methods of analysis of foodstuffs

for military use.

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The standardization of the methods of analysis of foodstuffs and

beverages supplied to the soldier, by Captain Commandant

Pharmacist Bohumil Sucharda (Czechoslovakia)

Researches having for their purpose a standardization of methods

of analysis of foodstuffs and beverages supplied to the

soldier, by Pharmacist Colonel Mathiu Ionescu, Pharmacist

Colonel C. Cerbulesco, and Pharmacist Commandant

Bibesco (Rumania)

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Chemistry safeguarding the drinking water, by Captain Phar-

macist Nacaise (Belgium).

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Subjects reported upon officially-Continued.

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V. Bucco-dental service at the front.

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Dental service in the field, by Lieutenant Colonel P. Stancius

(Lithuania)

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Dental service at the front, by Lieutenant Colonel Dimitresco

(Rumania).

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VI. Comparative study of the functions of the administrative medical

services of armies, navies, and air forces.

Report by Chile

Administrative medical services in land, sea, and air forces, by

General M. Negresco and Colonel Balanesco (Rumania).

Administrative services in the military hospitals of Belgium, by

Captain Morel (Belgium)

Communications

First question: Principles of organization and functioning of medical

services in mountain warfare .

Report (addenda to previous address) by Colonel Nicholas Marinesco

(Rumania).

Report by Oberstabsarzt 1. Kl. Reisner (Austria)

Report by Chile

armies, navies, and air forces.

Report by Lieutenant Colonel Fr. De Block (Belgium).

Report by Chile

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Second question: Determination of fitness for the different specialties in

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Report by Lieutenant Colonel B. Pawlowski (Poland)

Report by Czechoslovakia

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Report by Colonel Raymond F. Metcalfe (United States of America)

Fourth question: A study of the standardization of methods of analysis

of foodstuffs for military use

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Communications—Continued.

Sixth question: Comparative study of the functions of the administra

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I. Principles of organization and functioning of medical services in mountain warfare.

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II. Determination of fitness for the different specialties in armies, navies, and air forces

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III. The post-traumatic abdomen.

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IV. A study of the standardization of methods of analysis of foodstuffs for military use.

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V. Bucco-dental service at the front.

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VI. Comparative study of the functions of the administrative medical services of armies, navies, and air forces.

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International Office of Medico-Military Documentation
Meetings of the Medico-Legal Commission.

Honors to Lieutenant General Derache and Lieutenant General Declercq Contributors.

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