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Front Matter

Foreword

Preface

Patient Flow in a Theater of Operations
Chapter 1: The Weapons of Conventional Land Warfare- Pages 1-10
- Pages 11-22
- Pages 23-37
- Pages 38-52
Chapter 2: Assessing the Effectiveness of Conventional WeaponsChapter 3: The Evolution of Wound Ballistics: A Brief HistoryChapter 4: The Physics and Biophysics or Wound Ballistics- Pages 107-118
- Pages 119-131
- Pages 132-155
- Pages 156-162
Chapter 5: The Management of Ballistic Wounds of Soft Tissue- Pages 163-178
- Pages 179-189
- Pages 190-204
- Pages 205-220
Chapter 6: Primary Blast Injury and Basic Research: A Brief HistoryChapter 7: The Physics and Mechanisms of Primary Blast InjuryChapter 8: The Pathology of Primary Blast Injury- Pages 271-276
- Pages 277-283
- Pages 284-294
Chapter 9: The Management of Primary Blast InjuryChapter 10: A Brief History and the Pathophysiology of BurnsChapter 11: The Management of Burn Injury- Pages 349-363
- Pages 364-377

Affiliations

Index

 

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