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Military Surgery Study Day - Glasgow 12th Oct 2007

MARK FORREST atacc.doc at btinternet.com
Wed Jul 11 20:51:33 BST 2007


Hi Doug,
Sounds great, I am sure that lots of our guys will be interested so please post/email the details and I will distribute it on our list.
Regards
Mark F
ATACC MD, UK


----- Original Message ----
From: "DWGKENNEDY at aol.com" <DWGKENNEDY at aol.com>
To: trauma-list at trauma.org
Sent: Wednesday, 11 July, 2007 1:49:05 PM
Subject: Military Surgery Study Day - Glasgow 12th Oct 2007


Dear All,  
I would like you to know about a meeting planned for 12th October  2007 in 
Glasgow, Scotland. The topic is military surgery, an increasingly  common form 
of major trauma.
  As the title suggests, we plan to tackle both basic principles and  
advances from the research base. A highlight will be discussion of the  events of the 
London bombings from the civil authority and clinical  perspective.
  Although I am biased, I think it will be a great day and I very much  look 
forward to welcoming you to Glasgow!  
  Please let me know if you wish to receive the full details and  flyers.
                                      Best wishes,
                                                 Doug Kennedy  
Topics  include: 
·         Key  Milestones in Military Surgery 
·         Current  Military Medical Doctrine 
·         General  Surgery: War & Peace Duration 
·         Safe  Military Orthopaedic Surgery 
·         What  happens when the bombs go off: Experience from the London  
Bombings 
·         Emerging  therapies in resuscitation and military trauma care 
·         Imaging  in Military Trauma 
·         Current  Research in Military Trauma Care 
·         Lessons  from other conflicts 
·         Training  Military Surgeons of the Future  





   
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