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Combat ocular trauma and systemic injury
Current Opinion in Ophthalmology, 2008To review the recent literature regarding combat ocular trauma during hostilities in Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom, describe the classification of combat ocular trauma, and offer strategies that may assist in the management of eye injuries.Several recent publications have highlighted features of combat ocular trauma from Operation Iraqi
Eric D, Weichel, Marcus H, Colyer
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Pediatric trauma in an austere combat environment
Critical Care Medicine, 2008The objective of this study was to describe the epidemiology of pediatric patients admitted with traumatic injuries to U.S. combat support hospitals and to provide insight into both critical care and noncritical care challenges this presents.The authors provide a descriptive report.This study was conducted at seven combat support hospitals in both Iraq
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Simulation for trauma and combat casualty care
Minimally Invasive Therapy & Allied Technologies, 2005Training medical providers to care for traumatically injured patients is a difficult undertaking and currently used training strategies are often suboptimal. The further strains placed on trauma care in the military environment only add to the challenge.
E, Matt Ritter, Mark W, Bowyer
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2010
Much has been written of the short-term experience of combat trauma. Almost nothing has been documented about how that trauma impacts individuals years after their first conflict experiences and into later life. Here, Johnson relates the stories of fifteen of his combat brothers to share with the world what their terror of four decades ago has done to ...
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Much has been written of the short-term experience of combat trauma. Almost nothing has been documented about how that trauma impacts individuals years after their first conflict experiences and into later life. Here, Johnson relates the stories of fifteen of his combat brothers to share with the world what their terror of four decades ago has done to ...
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2010
Ultrasound is an important part of the initial trauma workup, no matter the setting. Most surgeons will be practicing at a Combat Support Hospital (CSH) in theatre; however, as a part of a FST you might not have a CT scanner available. In austere scenarios, US can be invaluable in directing resuscitative and operative management, but US should also be ...
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Ultrasound is an important part of the initial trauma workup, no matter the setting. Most surgeons will be practicing at a Combat Support Hospital (CSH) in theatre; however, as a part of a FST you might not have a CT scanner available. In austere scenarios, US can be invaluable in directing resuscitative and operative management, but US should also be ...
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Assessment and management of combat trauma
2016Abstract Lessons from the management of combat trauma are applicable in both the military and civilian sectors. While there are additional challenges in the combat arena, preparing for the various injury patterns commonly encountered from combat-related injury and their management is imperative for medical personnel deployed to a combat ...
Sara J. Aberle, Donald H. Jenkins
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Soldiers, Psychiatrists, and Combat Trauma
Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 1997stricken Front Line, where the panic and stampede of some ghastly experience was re-enacted among the livid faces of the dead." Accounts of reenactment, to use Sassoon's wonderfully apt term, are to be found in the letters, diaries, memoirs, poetry, fiction, and nonfiction of many combat soldiers of many wars.
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Passivity as a sequel to combat trauma
Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy, 1984The author has noted a pattern of posttraumatic passivity in some combat veterans. The regression to an ego-passive stance in those men who are unable to develop an integration of nonaggressive activity and intimacy is discussed. Vietnam combat was particularly difficult for the development of a mature superego.
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Combat trauma in Vergil’s Aeneid
2019This paper examines the topos of aristeia in Vergil’s Aeneid and argues that the text delves deeply into the psychology of Aeneas as a warrior suffering trauma. In this light, Aeneas’ final act of killing Turnus is cast as violence triggered by the return of a traumatic experience, expressed in the “return” of Pallas’ death when Aeneas gazes at his ...
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