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Spiritual care for combat trauma: A qualitative evaluation of REBOOT Combat Recovery [PDF]

Military Psychology, 2021
Combat trauma experienced in a warzone can hamper the physical, mental, and spiritual health of military service members and Veterans for years afterward. Spiritual care for combat trauma is designed to help service members and Veterans find meaning and purpose in their experiences.
Leanne Knobloch, Jenny Owens, Robyn Gobin   +2 more
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Combat ocular trauma in counterinsurgency operations

Indian Journal of Ophthalmology, 2023
Purpose: To identify the pattern, distribution, and causes of ocular injuries among the security personnel participating in counterinsurgency operations (CIOps).
Vipin Rana, Vinod K Patra, Sandepan Bandopadhayay, Biresh Raj, Vijay K Sharma, Atul Gupta, Sanjay K Mishra, Pradeep Kumar   +7 more
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Military sexual trauma-related posttraumatic stress disorder service-connection: Characteristics of claimants and award denial across gender, race, and compared to combat trauma. [PDF]

PLoS ONE
The current study characterizes a cohort of veteran claims filed with the Veterans Benefits Administration for posttraumatic stress disorder secondary to experiencing military sexual trauma, compares posttraumatic stress disorder service-connection award
Aliya R Webermann, Mayumi O Gianoli, Marc I Rosen, Galina A Portnoy, Tessa Runels, Anne C Black   +5 more
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Hemotransfusion in Combat Trauma [PDF]

Armed Conflict Injuries to the Extremities, 2011
The collaboration of blood transfusion service in the management of severely combat-injured individuals has proved to be an essential factor for the successful treatment of these patients. While the operating and anesthesiology teams are engaged in maintaining the vital signs and controlling blood loss of the injured, the transfusion service ...
Dann E.
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Features of combat trauma pathogenesis

Медицина неотложных состояний
The world trend of military surgery of last decades is an improvement of treatment outcomes in combat trauma, the reduction of both early and late mortality, which is associated with the training of combatants in providing first aid, self-help, improving
V.V. Makarov, V.V. Nehoduiko, V.M. Feskov, O.H. Petiunin, K.M. Smolianyk, M.Yu. Syzyi   +5 more
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Childhood Trauma, Combat Trauma, and Substance Use in National Guard and Reserve Soldiers [PDF]

Substance Abuse, 2018
Rachel A Hoopsick, Lynn Homish, Bonnie M Vest   +2 more
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Relation between coping and posttrauma cognitions on PTSD in a combat-trauma population [PDF]

Military Psychology, 2018
Carla Kmett Danielson, Mackenzie Lind, Ananda B Amstadter   +2 more
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Do tourniquets for extremity injuries save lives? [PDF]

Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open
Sharon M Henry, Travis Polk, Taylor Miller   +2 more
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Reduced default mode network connectivity following combat trauma [PDF]

Neuroscience Letters, 2016
Sheila Rauch, Christine Rabinak, Heide Klumpp   +2 more
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Abdominal Trauma in Combat [PDF]

Medical Journal Armed Forces India, 2010
Evaluating and managing patients with abdominal trauma remains one of the most challenging, resource-intensive and satisfying aspects of combat care. It demands a thorough understanding of the pathophysiology of trauma and shock, excellent clinical acumen and the ability to think and operate rationally in a chaotic milieu.
K J, Singh, A, Galagali
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