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10 January 2011 |
 John Duncan considers the debt that civilian practice owes to military surgery
Civilian practice has benefited from the experience of military surgery for centuries. Over the last eight years British medical teams have been serving in Iraq and Afghanistan and the intensity of these engagements has meant that a generation of military doctors has become expert in the management of trauma.
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01 January 2011 |
Jon Clasper reviews the impact military surgery has had on modern day wound treatment
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17 January 2011 |
Alasdair Macmillan reflects on the importance of establishing priorities within a surgical team when deployed to a war zone
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17 January 2011 |
Lower abdominal, pelvic and urological trauma carry particular challenges for battlefield surgeons. Following experience in Afghanistan, Mark Mantle and Graham Sunderland consider approaches
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01 January 2011 |
Douglas Kennedy, Consultant Maxillofacial Surgeon, considers the content of the RCSEd's Ballistic Facial Injury study day in November 2010
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