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Volume 10 - September 1995

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PDM volume 10 supplement 3 Cover and Front matter
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110. Experience in Treatment of 103 Liver Injuries
F. Baldoni, M. Finetti, M.F. Lerro, S. Villani, A. Pezzi, L. Cagini, M. Spangaro
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023. Application of Activated Carbon Fibre Medical Material (ACFM) "Dnieper" in the Treatment of Superficial, 2-3 Degree A Thermal Burns
I. Korol, S. Volchenko
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PDM volume 10 supplement 3 Cover and Back matter
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065. Propofol—A New Way to Provide In-Field Anesthesia
Zacher Gábor
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146. The Sarin Disaster in Tokyo—A Preliminary Kamedo Observer Report
P Kulling, H Henmi, M Minami, N Takasu
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150. Emergency Report: A Case Study of 640 Victims of theTokyo Subway Sarin Attack
Tetsu Okumura, Notmkatu Takasu, Shou Miyanoki, Akihiro Mituhashi, Shinichi Ishimetsu, Shigeaki Hinohara, Per Kulling
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098. Industrial Accidents: Some Consideration on Existing Regulations
L. Altias, G.A. Zapponi
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147. Medical Management of Environmental Emergencies: Whose Job Is It?
Peter J. Baxter
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033. Chemical Disarmament in Iraq: Notes on the Medical Support
C. Bettanger, L. Schollaert, C. Carton, D. Lison, J. Wilkms
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079. Transportation of Dangerous Substances: Consequences of an Accident
I. Bracco, V. Rocchi
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060. Medical Economic and Environmental Justification for Remediation of Functioning Rbiiik (Chernobyl) Reactors
M. Capelli-Schellpfeffer, Raphael C. Lee, R. Stephen Berry
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048. Considerations for Medical Long-Term Monitoring following a Nuclear Accident
P. A. Dickstein, E. Stern
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Volume 10 - September 1995

Poster Presentations

Poster 042. Response Level Determinants Derived from 9-1-1 Callers Versus On-Scene Paramedics

Poster 056. Predicting Survival for Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrests

Oral Presentations

043. Hospital Trauma Surgery in Mass Casualty Situations: A New Approach

011. Bellows or Bag? A Test of 10 Ventilators

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Poster 015. Success and Complications of Out-Of-Hospital Nasotracheal Intubations Performed by an Air Medical Team

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015. Advantages of In-Bone-Venous Channel Infusions for Burned Patients in Extreme Conditions

Poster Presentations

Poster 006. Paramedic Skills: Comparing Emphasis in Training to Perceived Importance

Front matter

PDM volume 10 supplement 3 Cover and Front matter

Oral Presentations

110. Experience in Treatment of 103 Liver Injuries

023. Application of Activated Carbon Fibre Medical Material (ACFM) "Dnieper" in the Treatment of Superficial, 2-3 Degree A Thermal Burns

Back matter

PDM volume 10 supplement 3 Cover and Back matter

Oral Presentations

065. Propofol—A New Way to Provide In-Field Anesthesia

146. The Sarin Disaster in Tokyo—A Preliminary Kamedo Observer Report

150. Emergency Report: A Case Study of 640 Victims of theTokyo Subway Sarin Attack

098. Industrial Accidents: Some Consideration on Existing Regulations

147. Medical Management of Environmental Emergencies: Whose Job Is It?

033. Chemical Disarmament in Iraq: Notes on the Medical Support

079. Transportation of Dangerous Substances: Consequences of an Accident

060. Medical Economic and Environmental Justification for Remediation of Functioning Rbiiik (Chernobyl) Reactors

048. Considerations for Medical Long-Term Monitoring following a Nuclear Accident

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