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____ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _=_ Before Your Eyes— ;
Doctors Tell How BloodSaves Wounded Men |
In Korea the roads are so rough 72,685 Americans domated blood for the military.
By JAMES DANIEL found that the average for severe | Seripps-Howard Staff Writer |cases was 15 pints.” {that the precious containers of WASHINGTON, “Nov. 8°— The] p. 1,yelace recalls watching blood generally are flown to the blood-donating public today. was , eration performed on what|front. That's because the constant given a first-hand account, by ,5neared to be a dying soldier./Joggling the containérs would get medicdl men, of how theif con-ippe goldier Had been shot up so|if they were carried by jeep or tributions are saving the lives of qv that it looked as though helt would damage the blood.
week before, and compared with| less than 10,000 donations in the first week of - September.
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This was 8000 more than the
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American wounded in Korea. |couldn’t possibly be saved. “The doctors were so impressed | Drs. W. Randolph Lovelace of “Neither of us thought he would | by their Korea trip that their first, it,” Dr. Lovelace says. action on returning to Japan was N. M,, and Dr. Charles Mayo of “They worked on him five hours. to look up a military hospital and! {the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., He received 21 pfhts of blood. He!qonate blood. : recently returned from a tour of survived.” | Meanwhile, the Pentagon today | the war zone. Dr. Lovelace is| The highest number of trans- wad permitting itself a. cautions chairman of the Armed Forces fusions they heard about was one gop of gatisfaction at the latest| Medical Policy Council and Dr. 'soldier who was given 26 pints weekly report on blood donations. | Mayo is a member. of blood, contributed by as many|, “© 0 Te of October. |
Their report of seeing wounded Persons in the U. 8. Up untill —_ —|
men given transfusions of blood "cently, 26 pints was as uch | donated by civilians here is stark. Some towns were contributing ly simple. It is: in a week: “You can see the patients) Handling Vastly Improved change right before your eyes.” Dr. Lovelace said he believed) May Need 15 Pints that part of the reason the servy-| [ices have had only. 11 deaths in| Py The doctors add: [flight while evacuating thousands| [RY So few people here at home of wounded from Korea is that| realize how much blood a badly blood transfusions are being] wounded man requires. The given practically up to the firing] wounded themselves ' can’t get|line. He says ‘the handling of!
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opening day. | ! {the part of the doctor — but the| Fetal Deaths |greatest number are due to pre-| . {maturity. . in U. S. Reach | Happily, he said, doctors are
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premature babies and therefore a |Z SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8 (UP) greater percentage are surviving Modern science has brought the each year. : maternal death rate in the U. S.| The best time for child-bearing to an all-time low, but the death is between the ages of 20 and 30 rate of unborn infants remains years, Dr. Danforth said. Women much too high, a Chicago physi- at the age of 35 are most subcian said today. lject to complications.
The present fetal mortality rate mr ts-8% to 4 percent; mainly because science still has not been able to determine exactly why
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