Titlebook: Combat Medicine; Basic and Clinical R George C. Tsokos,James L. Atkins Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 Front.Stress

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Phantomstudien mit Kardiofokalkollimatorend hospitals. After the battle of El Alamein, a surgeon wrote that severe wounds were often followed by illness (more or less serious, lasting for several days) in which many factors other than blood loss or its late effects operated .. The precise nature of these factors has been a source of debate

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Laura Parducci,Yoshihisa Suyamact that it independently increases the risk of death in burn patients over that predicted by age and burn size alone by up to 20%. Inhalation injury also increases the risk of pneumonia; in turn, pneumonia acts independently to increase the risk of death by up to 40%. These contributions to mortalit