In September 1939, Archibald McIndoe arrived at Queen Victoria Hospital to run the new Centre for Plastic and Jaw Surgery. McIndoe was the Consultant Plastic Surgeon to the RAF, and during his time at the Queen Victoria Hospital treated thousands of patients who had suffered burns. Part of the treatment included washing wounds with saline.
Historic England Archive MED01/01/1338
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