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Organization of Medical Services in Disaster Areasices. Such occurs in wars, earthquakes, avalanches, floodings and severe storms. Other disasters may cause increased morbidity and mortality in the affected population, without damage to the infrastructure, e.g. industrial and nuclear disasters, famine and communicable disases.

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Book 1989petitions in the book for which no apologies are made, since they always concern invaluable knowledge. The chapters are organized to afford an understanding of the organization of medical services, the cause of wounds and trau­ matic disease, and the pathophysiological processes resulting from the d

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