Injury Severity and Causes of Death from Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom: 2003-2004 Versus 2006

The opinion that injuries sustained in Iraq and Afghanistan have increased in severity is widely held by clinicians who have deployed multiple times. To continuously improve combat casualty care, the Department of Defense has enacted numerous evidence-based policies and clinical practice guidelines....

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Hauptverfasser:	Kelly, Joseph F, Ritenour, Amber E, McLaughlin, Daniel F, Bagg, Karen A, Apodaca, Amy N, Mallak, Craig T, Pearse, Lisa, Lawnick, Mary M, Champion, Howard R, Wade, Charles E
Format:	Report
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	AFGHANISTAN CONFLICT AIS(ABBREVIATED INJURY SCORES) AUTOPSY AUTOPSY REVIEWS BATTLEFIELDS CASUALTIES CAUSE OF DEATH COMBAT APPLICATION TOURNIQUET COMBAT CASUALTY CARE DEMOGRAPHY DISTRIBUTION DOW(DIED OF WOUNDS) ENDURING FREEDOM OPERATION EPIDEMIOLOGY EXPLOSIVES FATALITY RECORDS FILES(RECORDS) HEMORRHAGE IED(IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICES) IMPROVISED WEAPONS INJURY SEVERITY SCORE IRAQI FREEDOM OPERATION IRAQI WAR KIA(KILLED IN ACTION) MECHANISMS OF INJURY Medicine and Medical Research MILITARY FORCES(UNITED STATES) MILITARY PERSONNEL MORTALITY RATE NONSURVIVABLE INJURIES POTENTIALLY SURVIVABLE INJURIES SCORING SURVIVABILITY TABLES(DATA) TIME INTERVALS Unconventional Warfare Weapons Effects(biological) WOUNDS AND INJURIES
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