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 | | When patients were evacuated, they were moved by air, rail, ship, or ambulance to the next echelon hospital, usually the general hospital, although in certain instances they might be sent to a station hospital. |
 | | The theater policy for reclassification to class C (return to the United States) for malarial patients was set forth in Circular Letter No. 21, Office of the Surgeon, Headquarters, NATOUSA, dated 3 April 1944. |
 | | The British thought they had achieved this goal, or come near it, by their use of Plasmochin in conjunction with quinine. |
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