第二次世界大战期间，太平洋战区的美国军事牙医作为战俘。

Bulletin of the history of dentistry Pub Date : 1994-03-01

I G Bober-Moken

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第二次世界大战期间，53名美国军事牙医被日本人作为战俘关押。在被囚禁的40个月里，这些人在恶劣的环境中用“临时”的设备和用品为同伴提供牙科治疗。本文简要概述了他们的经验。

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American military dentists as prisoners-of-war in the Pacific theatre during World War II.

Fifty-three American Military dentists were held by the Japanese as Prisoners-of-War during World War II. Throughout 40 months of captivity these men served their fellow prisoners providing dental treatment in an austere environment with "jury-rigged" equipment and supplies. A brief overview of their experiences is presented in this paper.

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