Military Surgery Or Surgery In The Military?

Military Surgery

either Sir Wm. Makin's very valuable contribution on " The vascular lesions produced by gun-shot injuries, and their results " (British Journal of Surgery, January, 1916), or to the very valuable collection of records of traumatic aneurysms published in earlier numbers of this journal. However, many quite interesting and instructive cases are related ; and the illustrations of cases, and the us...

X-Rays in Military Surgery

Another Important Lesson from Military Surgery?

Knowingwhen awound can safely be closed is an iconic problem for surgery. When an extremity wound is closed too soon, with resulting infection requiring further debridement, an amputation can result. Or a minor amputation can be converted into a major amputation. Patient welfare is on the line, and expenses are considerable in these situations. The novel work (Forsberg et al. 2015), published i...

Lessons learned from modern military surgery.

The era of global terrorism and asymmetric warfare heralded by the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States have blurred the traditional lines between civilian and military trauma. The lessons learned by physicians in the theaters of war, particularly regarding the response to mass casualties, blast and fragmentation injuries, and resuscitation of casualties in austere environments, like...

cast or acrylic splints-their application in oral and maxillofacial surgery

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