Wiener medizinische Wochenschrift
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Wien Med Wochenschr · Jan 2000
Historical Article[History of neurosurgical treatment of gunshot wounds].
The provision of neurosurgical managing care in the German field hospital during the IFOR- and SFOR-mission in the former Yugoslavia is a novum within the NATO. Penetrating head trauma is by far the most common type of central nervous system trauma observed in a military combat setting. ⋯ The decision of the German Armed Forces to provide forward-located neurosurgical maintenance is justified and will lead to major reduction of time between injury and surgery. In the future neurosurgical managing care in combat settings will be supplemented and improved by peer-to-peer networks through the World Wide Web.
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Wien Med Wochenschr · Jan 2000
Biography Historical Article Classical Article[Invited comment on: Julius Wagner-Jauregg: The treatment of progressive paralysis and tabes. From: Wien med Wschr 1921;71:1105-1109, Wien med Wschr 1921;71:1209-1215]].