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Volume 14 - March 1999

Detection and Identification of Unknown Poisonous Substances Patient Materials

Panel Discussion VI

Detection and Identification of Unknown Poisonous Substances: A Poisons Centre Perspective

Intoxication with Arsenic Mixed in Curry in Wakayama

An Emergency Network for the Treatment of a Mass Poisoning Plot by the Japan Poison Information Center

Detection and Identification of Unknown Poisonous Substances from Patient Material: The Experience of the Chemical Incident Response Service, London

The Efficacy of the Internet in Disaster Computer Programs

Panel Discussion VII

Megacity Network: Capacity Building, Transfer and Share of Knowledge and Health Information

The Disaster Manual in a Multi-Media Style

Disaster Telemedicine — Part I: The Evolving Role of Telemedicine and Telecommunications in Disaster Response

Disaster Telemedicine — Part II: Future Applications of Telemedicine and Telecommunications in Disaster Medicine

Are You Prepared to Make Tactical Decisions? Training Using Computer-Aided Simulation

Natural Approach to Ophthalmological Aid in Disasters

Eye Burns in Disasters Caused by Fire

Burn Disasters from a Propane Gas Explosion

Primitive, But Practical: Stamping-Bellows for Artificial Ventilation

Experience with an Indoor Telephone Exercise on Disaster Preparedness Training: A Preliminary Report

The Role of the Internet in Earthquake Disaster

“Solitary Deaths” in Temporary Housing Units in the Areas Affected by the Southern Hyogo Earthquake

Who is a Trauma Surgeon?

Panel Discussion (5)

Who Is a Trauma Surgeon? What Does He Do?

Who is a Trauma Surgeon in The Philippines?

Trauma Surgery in Germany

Trauma Surgeons in Japan

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Volume 14 - March 1999

Detection and Identification of Unknown Poisonous Substances Patient Materials

Panel Discussion VI

The Efficacy of the Internet in Disaster Computer Programs

Panel Discussion VII

Who is a Trauma Surgeon?

Panel Discussion (5)