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Note on the Wounded in Naval Battles Between Japan and China During 1894-5, With Some Considerations on Sanitary Conditions During the War: Read Before the 12th International Medical Congress Held at - Hardcover

S. Suzuki

 
9780366172955: Note on the Wounded in Naval Battles Between Japan and China During 1894-5, With Some Considerations on Sanitary Conditions During the War: Read Before the 12th International Medical Congress Held at

Synopsis

Study of casualties and sanitary conditions in the 1894–1895 Japan–China naval war

A detailed account of medical and surgical outcomes from key sea battles, with a focus on casualties, wound patterns, and the role of sanitary care. It also addresses the broader health picture of the Imperial Japanese Navy during the war.

This edition synthesizes battle statistics, including how injuries occurred, where they happened on ships, and how treatment and sanitation influenced outcomes. It presents concrete tables and analysis drawn from the Yalu battle and related engagements, offering a clear view of the human cost at sea.
  • What types of injuries were most common and where they occurred on board
  • How shell damage and bursting shells affected casualties
  • Rank-based casualty patterns and the role of non-combatants
  • A historical look at sanitary conditions and medical care during the conflict
Ideal for readers of military history and naval medicine who want a focused, data-driven look at casualty statistics from this period.

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