Hemorrhage and Injury: Cardiovascular and Regional Blood Flow Responses
作者： B. A. Foëx , E. Kirkman , R. A. Little
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-80053-5_47
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摘要: War, and the problems of assessing treating military civilian casualties, has been driving force behind much research into effects hemorrhage injury. The UK Medical Research Council’s Committee on Traumatic Shock in World War II, US Army Surgical Team Korean provided some first most detailed descriptions physiological responses to injury established many guiding principles treatment.
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