The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A four year old Vietnamese girl recovering after the surgical removal of an abdominal mass, performed by members of an Australian civilian surgical team in Le Loi hospital. More than 450 civilian medical and surgical staff volunteered to work in hospitals in Vietnam to instruct and teach Vietnamese medical and paramedical personnel and provide medical aid to anyone who required it. (See P05211.020 and P05211.021 for surgical and pre surgery detail.)
An exposed abdominal mass during the operation on a four year old Vietnamese girl, performed by members of an Australian civilian surgical team in Le Loi hospital. More than 450 civilian medical and s
A four year old Vietnamese girl, with an abdominal mass marked with black texta. Her operation was performed by members of an Australian civilian surgical team in Le Loi hospital. More than 450 civili
A female Vietnamese patient, and her husband, after the removal of large goitre, by an Australian civilian surgical team, in Le Loi hospital. More than 450 civilian medical and surgical staff voluntee
A tetanus patient in Le Loi hospital being treated by members of an Australian surgical team. More than 450 civilian medical and surgical staff volunteered to work in hospitals in Vietnam to instruct
Unidentified Australians standing next to their bus parked outside the new Le Loi Hospital. An Australian civilian surgical team were based at the old Le Loi hospital in 1968. More than 450 civilian m
Hydronephrosis with stone removed from a patient in Le Loi hospital by members of an Australian civilian surgical team. More than 450 civilian medical and surgical staff volunteered to work in hospita
