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Optimal Timing and Approaches for First Tangential Excision in Patients With ≥70% Total Body Surface Area Burns: Insights From a Retrospective Cohort of a Mass Casualty Incident. [PDF]
Huang R +19 more
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Using High-Fidelity Virtual Reality for Mass-Casualty Incident Training by First Responders - A Systematic Review of the Literature. [PDF]
Heldring S +4 more
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[Evaluation of the hospital emergency plan based on an exercise for a mass casualty incident]. [PDF]
Speicher C +11 more
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Impact of the 4th of August Beirut explosion mass casualty incident on a university hospital microbial Flora. [PDF]
Roumieh Z +6 more
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Dedicated mass-casualty incident hospitals: An overview
Hospitals worldwide are preparing for mass casualty incidents (MCIs). The Major Incident Hospital in the Netherlands was constructed 25 years ago as a dedicated hospital for situations wherein a sudden increase in medical surge capacity is mandated to handle an MCI. Over the years, more initiatives of dedicated MCIs have arisen. Herein, we compared the
Masad Barhoum +2 more
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Burns and thermal injuries are common in sudden mass casualty incidents (SMCIs) associated with explosions and fires (Figs. 6.1 and 6.2) and may present in the form of radiation, chemical, or flame burns. In addition, all types of burns may be associated with inhalation of fumes or vapor that further damages the airway and lungs.
Mauricio Lynn, Nicholas Namias
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