War surgery and transfusion in makeshift hospitals in beleaguered cities

Elsevier, The Lancet, Volume 399, 2 April 2022
Authors: 
Naumann D.N., Robinson M.W., Bowley D.M., Nott D.
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Health and population; Health and wellbeing; Human rights; Global

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Battle Injury; Blood Transfusion; Cities; City; Clinical Outcome; Damage Control Resuscitation; Emergency Health Service; Freedom; Health Care Access; Health Care Personnel; Hospital; Hospitals; Human; Humanitarian Intervention; Humans; Letter; Makeshift Hospital; Mortality; Patient Selection; Patient Transport; Resuscitation; Sex Difference; Surgical Technique; Survival; War; War Surgery; Global

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