Prehospital and Disaster Medicine: Volume 10 - International Conference on Emergency and Intensive Care in Disasters, 27 November–29 November 1994

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International Conference on Emergency and Intensive Care in Disasters, 27 November–29 November 1994

Volume 10 - supplement S4 - December 1995

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I.1 The Adaptation of Medical Care to Patient Overload or Lack of Drugs and Materials
Karl Axel Norberg
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I.2 Medical Priorities in Disasters: Ethical Problems
Åke Grenvik
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I.3 Medical Disaster Organization in Stockholm County
Eva G-Fellenius, Håkan Lindberg
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I.4 Disaster Medicine Policy in Latvia
Andrejs Timbers, Dainis Krievins, Liene Annuza
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I.5 Prehospital Medical Care in Disasters in Lithuania: Cooperation Between Military and Civilian Services
Dinas Vaitkaitis
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I.6 Interhospital Transport of the Critically Ill in a Rural Setting
Dennis Nutgent
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I.7 Mobile Field Hospital
Reinhold Schultze
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I.8 Computer Program to Calculate Different Trauma Scores and to Record the Data of the Patients
Wim Van der Heyden
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I.9 Interactive Learning in Triage Tactics
A.K. Mattila Matti
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I.10 Long Distance Mass-Casualty Evacuation and Reception
V. Anantharaman, M. Leong, S.H. Lim, R.W. Farrow, L. Laminack
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I.11 Medical Rescuing Operations on the M/S Estonia Disaster
Antti Jaaskelainen
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I.12 Handling of Mass Casualties in War
L. Riddez
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II.1 The Use of Satellite and Ground-Based Telemedicine Systems in Urgent and Emergency Health Care (Telemedicine)
A. M. House
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II.2 Telemedicine in Northern Norway
Steinar Pedersen
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II.3 The Role of Telemedicine in Disasters
Corrado Manni
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III.1 Chemical Disasters: Special Features (An Overview)
T.J.F. Savelkoul
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III.2 Triage of Victims in Chemical Disasters
T.J.F. Savelkoul
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III.3 Preparation for HAZMAT Incidents in Israel
J. Adler
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III.4 Decontamination of Victims
Sven-Åke Persson
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III.5 Chemical Disasters: Lung Injuries
Goran Hedenstierna
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International Conference on Emergency and Intensive Care in Disasters

I.1 The Adaptation of Medical Care to Patient Overload or Lack of Drugs and Materials

I.2 Medical Priorities in Disasters: Ethical Problems

I.3 Medical Disaster Organization in Stockholm County

I.4 Disaster Medicine Policy in Latvia

I.5 Prehospital Medical Care in Disasters in Lithuania: Cooperation Between Military and Civilian Services

I.6 Interhospital Transport of the Critically Ill in a Rural Setting

I.7 Mobile Field Hospital

I.8 Computer Program to Calculate Different Trauma Scores and to Record the Data of the Patients

I.9 Interactive Learning in Triage Tactics

I.10 Long Distance Mass-Casualty Evacuation and Reception

I.11 Medical Rescuing Operations on the M/S Estonia Disaster

I.12 Handling of Mass Casualties in War

II.1 The Use of Satellite and Ground-Based Telemedicine Systems in Urgent and Emergency Health Care (Telemedicine)

II.2 Telemedicine in Northern Norway

II.3 The Role of Telemedicine in Disasters

III.1 Chemical Disasters: Special Features (An Overview)

III.2 Triage of Victims in Chemical Disasters

III.3 Preparation for HAZMAT Incidents in Israel

III.4 Decontamination of Victims

III.5 Chemical Disasters: Lung Injuries

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