A medical condition 'trench foot' of U.S. soldiers which was caused by prolonged exposure of the feet to damp and cold conditions during World War II. The soldiers walk through ankle deep water. A mild case of trench foot shows affected feet of a soldier. The soldier walks after his recovery. A moderate case of trench foot shows affected feet of a soldier. Red and dry feet of the soldier. Fungal infected feet. The feet of the soldier after treatment and healing. The soldier talks with a nurse. A severe case shows the feet of a U.S. sergeant affected with gangrene. The feet of the sergeant are treated. Walter Reed General Hospital in Washington DC.
A medical condition 'trench foot' of U.S. soldiers caused by prolonged exposure of the feet to damp and cold conditions during World War II. An ambulance brings an affected soldier to a hospital in Europe. The soldier on a stretcher is taken into the hospital. Bandaged feet of the soldier lying on the stretcher. The soldier is covered with blankets. He is given a small amount of whiskey. A use of sympathetic block on the patient with a solution of Procaine Hydrochloride. Exposure of the injured, bandaged feet. A fan is turned on. The patient is treated for prevention from secondary infections. Blistered feet of the patient. The patient affected by gangrene is treated. The patient has a meal. Physical therapy is given to the patient including diaphragmy, warm baths, exercises and massages. The surgery is performed in critical cases.
Medical condition 'trench foot' of U.S. soldiers caused by prolonged exposure of the feet to damp and cold conditions in Europe during World War II. Shows mild cases of trench foot where soldiers manage to walk after speedy recovery. A severe case of trench foot as a soldier walks with swelling and tingling in feet. Tissue section with normal muscle and antrophic muscle with fibrosis. Nerves pressed upon by increased fibrous tissue surroundings. Soldier with problem of trench foot being carried on stretcher into hospital tent. Feet of soldier being examined. Sign reads '30th Evac Receiving'. Shows severe cases of trench foot, its prevention and cure.
Training film titled 'Amputations' depicts amputation of U.S. soldiers wounded during World War II in the Pacific Theater. Shows U.S. troops bring wounded soldiers on litters at a command post near the front. Wounded soldiers being loaded into a jeep. Jeep transfers wounded soldiers to a transport plane. Transport plane takes off.
Amputation of U.S. soldiers in U.S. who were wounded during World War II. Shows feet of patient affected with trench foot resulted in gangrene. Leg of a patient after being hit by a shell fragment. Amputated limb of a patient. Doctors examine a case of gangrene. Doctors take a look at patient's report at a desk. Doctor writes on reports and hands it over to another doctor. Surgeons perform operation on a patient. Surgeons conduct amputation of limb. Amputated limb being dusted. Amputee raises his leg on bed. X-ray of an amputated limb.
Amputation of U.S. soldiers wounded during World War II, United States. Affected leg of a patient. Rash on leg of a patient. X-Ray of a limb. Surgeons conduct amputation of a limb and use scissors and scalpels. Amputated limb being dusted. Nurse covers limb of patient during heeling. She attaches a cord on limb and connects it with an instrument on bed post.
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