MYOPATHY DUE TO A DEFECT IN MUSCLE GLYCOGEN BREAKDOWN
MYOPATHY DUE TO A DEFECT IN MUSCLE GLYCOGEN BREAKDOWN
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肌糖原分解缺陷引起的肌病
DOI：
10.5694/j.1326-5377.1951.tb74724.x
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发表时间：
1951
影响因子：
11.4
通讯作者：
B. McArdle
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作者：
B. McArdle
对手做好充分的准备会让进攻者在进攻前三思而后行，正如塞万提斯多年前写的那样，有准备是胜利的一半。在本个案中，将不会提及一般的进攻或辩护措施，而是指医生所采取的适当和特殊照顾措施。这些措施包括在整个社会成员中预防和治疗疾病。在战争中，医生和他所面对的病人的责任与在和平时期是一样的。在战争中，作战部队的数量增加，辅助部队的规模增加；此外，人民的地理分布，战斗人员和非战斗人员，是不一致的。人们换了不同的职业，但医生的工作仍然局限于行医。他必须遵循社区的地理重新安排，显然，他不能以一种随意的方式这样做。除非采取某种形式的协调，否则就会出现一种不可能的局面。在1939年至1945年的战争期间，中央和国家医疗协调委员会做了出色的工作，武装部队的医疗部门配备了充足的人员，根据不同地区的需要对平民进行了医疗照顾，医疗专业人员满意地知道他们为国家的努力作出了显著的贡献。关于整个计划的一个最重要的事实是，执业职业的成员积极参与了协调所做的一切
opponent is well prepared will make an aggressor think twice before he makes an attack, and it is probably true, as Cervantes wrote many years ago, that to be prepared is half the victory. In the present instance it is not to general measures of offence or defence that reference will be made, but to those measures which are the proper and peculiar care of the medical practitioner. These measures include the prevention and the cure of disease among the members of the whole community. The duty of the medical practitioner and the persons with w~om he has to deal are the same in war as they are in peace. In war fighting forces are increased in number and auxiliary arms of the forces grow in size; in addition, the geographical distribution of the people, combatant and non-combatant, is dis-. turbed, People change their occupations, but the work of the doctor is still confined to the practice of medicine. He has to follow the geographical rearrangement of the community and it is clear that he cannot do this in a haphazard fashion. An impossible situation would arise unless some form of coordination was adopted. In the war-of 1939-1945 the Central and the State Medical Coordination Committees did splendid work-the medical branches of the armed services were adequately staffed, the civilian population was cared for medically according to the needs of different areas, and members of the medical profession had the satisfaction of knowing that they were making a notable contribution to the national effort. One ·of the most important facts about the whole of the plan was that members of the practising profession took an active part in all that was done by the Coordination