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Volume 15 - September 2000

Poster Presentations

Methods of Self-aid and Mutual-aid of the Injured in Earthquake and Points for Attention

Does The End-Tidal CO2 Monitoring Have Prognostic Value during Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest?

The Italian Multi-Disciplinary Approach to the Management of a Complex Emergency in Cuba: A Case Study of Dengue and Leptospirosis Control

Orthopaedic and Plastic Reconstructive Surgery for War Victims: The Italian Co-Operation Experience in the Ethiopian-Eritrean Conflict

Essential Factors in Rapid Reaction Capability of Disaster Medicine Relief Force and Practical Measures

Organising Ophthamological Aid in Disasters and Emergencies

Management of the Mass Casualties of Traffic Accidents in the City

Vulnerability and Disaster Management in India

Patterns of Psychosocial Coping and Adaptation Among Riverbank Erosion-Induced Displacees in Bangladesh: Implications for Development Programming

Analysis of Aged Patients Injured in Traffic Accidents: Counter-measures for a Senior-Laden Society

Measuring Disasters for Risk Control

The Effects of the Taiwan Earthquake on the Urban Emergency Health Care System

The “1. Schnelleinsatzgruppe (SEG) Sanität Erlangen Stadt, Bavarian Red Cross, Germany” as an Example for Modern Disaster Planning

Ocular Emergencies in Disasters

Taiwan's Problems of Disaster Management from the Viewpoint of a 500-bed Hospital Hit Hard by an Earthquake

Medical Aspects of the Civil Protection In Mexico City

Hospital Drills: Preparations for Mass Toxicological Event (MTE)—The Israeli Experience (1997–1999)

“Packing” of the Thoracic Cavity—A Technique to Treat Uncontrollable Intrathoracic Bleeding

S.O.S: Prepared for the Emergency?

Cost-Benefit of Point-of-Care Blood Gas Analysis

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Volume 15 - September 2000

Poster Presentations