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Volume 16 - June 2001

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High Speed Projectile Wounds: A Review of 22 Cases

Summary Gas Pressures in Plasma and Spinal Fluid in ‘Normal” Humans

Management of Disaster Medicine Service

Teaching Disaster Medicine in Lublin, Poland

Field Evacuation Patterns of Humanitarian Relief Workers

Acute Hemolytic Crises in Patients with G6PD Deficiency: A Case Series

Malaria in the Emergency Room

Pain in Adults Presenting to the Emergency Room: Evaluation and Treatment

Principles of a Multilevel Preparation System for an Extreme Situation

A Simulation Model of Biological Hazard or Widespread Infectious/Biological Disaster Focusing on the Characteristics of the Spread of Disease by the Percolation-Diffusion Theory

Stroke Patients in the Emergency Medical Services (EMS)

Efficacy of MEBO Bandaging in Treating Second-degree Burns

Improving Capabilities in Prehospital Trauma Life Support

Effects of Noradrenaline on Absorption of Organophosphorus Pesticides during Animal Lavage

Analysis of Serious Organophosphate Poisoning

The Value of Initial Serum Levels of Drugs as Predictors of Complication Risks in Intentional Intoxications

Hemorrhagic Shock and Antioxidants: Influence of Timing on Survival

Treatment of Children with Severe Road Trauma at the Prehospital Stage

Co-Ordination of Transboundary Collaboration in Emergencies

Epidemiological Status of the Baltic Region as a Potential Challenge for the Onset of a Crisis Situation

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Volume 16 - June 2001

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