| Description | 48 General Hospital. Says that data is beginning to accumulate and it might be possible to make radical changes in war surgery - says there are administrative difficulties - gives details of dosages for use of tubes to put in penicillin - says that Miles and Williams are not to do clinical work for Ethel Florey but can do statistical work - says she is right to insist on collecting all the data - can ask for all the bacteriological data too. |