Titlebook: Manual of Disaster Medicine; Civilian and Militar N. D. Reis,Eran Dolev Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 amputation.anesthe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-83440-0amputation; anesthesiology; hand; infection; intensive care; radiology; shock; stroke; trauma; Trauma Surgery

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Pathophysiology of Burn Injuriesicals (acids, alkalines, phosphorus, etc.), and electric current. The degree of the disruption is determined mainly by the amplitude of the impact, the length of its action, the thickness of the skin, and the percentage of affected body surface area. This chapter is devoted to the most frequently encountered burn, the heat burn.

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Equipment for Forward Casualty Care: The Battalion Medical Officer KitToday’s battlefield is inundated by hand-held, guided, ground-to-air missiles which, together with intense tank battles, preclude immediate helicopter evacuation of casualties. The battalion medical officer must be prepared for care and support of the casualty in the field for long periods of time until evacuation to the rear becomes feasible.

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The Evacuation Hospital: Concept, Modes of Operation, and OrganizationA military field hospital is usually located not far from the combat zone, so that battle casualties may be treated as soon as possible. When the number of wounded is moderate, the hospital can give adequate definitive treatment to them all.

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Missile WoundsKnowledge of the physical events caused by the penetration of a missile into the body leads to an understanding of the appropriate treatment. The damage caused by a bullet or shrapnel striking the body depends on: (a) velocity; (b) the physical properties of the tissues; (c) size, weight and shape; and (d) stability.