Medical care on board ship. Cruise-medical experiences
Jäger, H.
Fortschritte der Medizin 97(27): 1191-1194
1979
ISSN/ISBN: 0015-8178 PMID: 457011 Document Number: 150990
Cruise medicine has general, tropical and industrial medical aspects. Surgery is less important than in former days. Ship doctors treat crew and passengers. Already the physician's presence gives security to the often old, sometimes sick tourists coming to cruise. Seasickness can be treated successfully in an active way.
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