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Volume 14 - March 1999

Educational Models for Disaster Medicine

Symposium II

Medical Disaster Response: An Educational Model for the Management of Earthquake Victims

Training on Disaster Medicine in the Philippines and the Western Pacific Region

Education for Major Accidents and Disasters in Sweden

Significance and the Future of Disaster Education in Hospitals

International Relief Activities

General Session XIX

Experience in Treating Victims Following the Tidal Wave in Papua, New Guinea

Medical Relief for Remote Rural Communities: The Republic of Singapore Navy Experience

The Action of the Japan Disaster Relief Team for Nicaragua in Hurricane Mitch

Management in Emergencies

Humanitarian Relief Experts (HUREX) in Japan

Disaster Situation in the Western Pacific Region -from the Most Disaster Prone Area

The Management of Disaster: A Case Report of the Tsunami Disaster in Flores in 1992

The Spaso Technique in Reduction of Anterior Shoulder Dislocation in the Accident and Emergency Department of Kwong Wah Hospital (Hong Kong)

Does Unreamed Nailing Prevent Pulmonary Fat Embolism?

Trauma Scoring Systems Explained

Development of Right Internal Carotid Artery Transection with Fatality in a Head-injured Patient: A Case Report and Literature Review

Strategy for Acute Myocardial Infarction Due To Obstruction of Left Main Trunk of the Left Coronary Artery

Association between Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Gene Polymorphism and Acute Coronary Syndrome in Taiwan

The Pattern of Ambulance Arrivals in the Emergency Department of a General Hospital in Singapore — Is It Different from Walk-In Arrivals? What Is the Impact?

Prehospital Medical Treatment in the County of Östergötland, Sweden

Mass Gathering

General Session XVI

Mass Casualty in a Pop Music Concert Instead of Being a Programmed Event: Home Fair 1997, Lima, Peru

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Volume 14 - March 1999

Educational Models for Disaster Medicine

Symposium II

International Relief Activities

General Session XIX

Mass Gathering

General Session XVI