Enseignements Médicaux De La Guerre Russo-Japonaise

Un compte rendu détaillé des avancées médicales réalisées pendant la guerre russo-japonaise. Jean Jacques Matignon, un médecin militaire français qui a servi en Extrême-Orient, décrit les maladies et les blessures les plus courantes parmi les soldats et les traitements qui ont été utilisés pour les soigner. Il examine également les aspects organisationnels de la médecine militaire.
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