Cardiovascular and thoracic battle injuries in the Lebanon War

Liver Injuries in Imposed War Casualties

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War Wounds and Injuries

SUPRA VESICAL DIVERSION AND LATER UNDIVERSION IN SEVERE WAR INJURIES OF THE BLADDER

From 20 patients with bladder injury due to war trauma, three patients were in critical condition because of extensive bladder injury associated with rectosigmoid injury and septicemia. In these three patients, early supravesical diversion was undertaken using ileal conduit. After stabilization of the patients' condition, undiversion was performed successfully, bringing the patients back t...

Injury patterns of soldiers in the second Lebanon war.

BACKGROUND In the second Lebanon war in 2006, the Israeli Defense Forces fought against well-prepared and well-equipped paramilitary forces. The conflict took place near the Israeli border and major Israeli medical centers. Good data records were maintained throughout the campaign, allowing accurate analysis of injury characteristics. This study is an in-depth analysis of injury mechanisms, sev...

War Injuries of the Kidney 125 War Injuries of the Kidney , Ureter , and Urinary Bladder

Injuries of the urinary tract may be received under conditions which almost approximate those of peace time and also under circumstances inseparable from war. Penetrating wounds are the prerogative of passion; once upon a time accident alone engendered those injuries to the urinary system where no breach of belly wall exists. Tout fa change; modern aerial or artillery bombardments may rupture t...