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A Simplified Technique for Producing an Ischemic Wound Model
Published on: May 2, 2012
[The organizational aspects of treating minor wounds in modern war (1)]
Abstract:
Loss replacement for the Armed Forces and national economy is considered to be the most complicated and actual problem in the conditions of NBC warfare. On the basis of the analysis of the 2nd World War and local conflicts over the past decade the authors came to a conclusion that precisely minor wounded, as well as minor ill and injured would be the basic source for recouping medical and irretrievable combat losses in active army. The article analyses the possible aspects of stage-by-stage rehabilitation of minimally wounded in the conditions of modern war, and proposes ways for their rapid return to the ranks.
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