As history repeats itself, unexpected developments move us forward

Journal article

Open access

Peer reviewed

Journal of rehabilitation research and development, Vol.44(4), pp.vii-xiv

2007

PMID: 18247244

Abstract

Extremities - surgery

History, 17th Century

Wounds and Injuries - surgery

Amputees - history

History, 21st Century

United States

History, 20th Century

Humans

Wounds and Injuries - history

History, 18th Century

Warfare

Amputees - rehabilitation

United States Department of Veterans Affairs - history

Orthopedics - history

History, 19th Century

Extremities - injuries

Military Personnel - history

Artificial Limbs - history

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Title: As history repeats itself, unexpected developments move us forward
Creators: Robert Gailey
Publication Details: Journal of rehabilitation research and development, Vol.44(4), pp.vii-xiv
Publisher: United States
Academic Unit: Miller School of Medicine; UMMG Dept of Physical Therapy
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
PMID: 18247244
Record Identifier: 991031562466402976