Anaesthesia during the Falklands campaign. The experience of the Royal Navy

Anaesthesia during the Falklands campaign. The experience of the Royal Navy

The work of nine Naval anaesthetists deployed with the Task Force during the Falklands campaign is described. The anaesthetists worked in a field hospital (Ajax Bay), a hospital ship (SS Uganda), a troop ship (SS Camberra), aircraft carriers (HMS Hermes and HMS Invincible) and a Royal Fleet Auxiliar...

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Veröffentlicht in:Anaesthesia 1983-08, Vol.38 (8), p.770-775
Hauptverfasser: Bull, P T, Merrill, S B, Moody, R A, Baker, D J, Yates, A, Geraghty, I F, Tighe, S Q, Squires, S J, Stoot, C J
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Anesthesia - methods
Anesthesiology
Atlantic Islands
Hospitals, Military
Humans
Naval Medicine
Resuscitation
Ships
United Kingdom
Warfare
Wounds and Injuries - surgery
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