• Voen Med Zh · Aug 2014

    [Combat burn injury. The Afghanistan and Iraq military campaign experience].

    • E V Ivchenko, A S Golota, D G Kondratenko, and A B Krassiĭ.
    • Voen Med Zh. 2014 Aug 1;335(8):66-70.

    AbstractThe current article briefly reviews the experience of combat burns care obtained in the course of 2001-2013 military campaign in Afghanistan and Iraq as it has been covered in the foreign scientific medical publications. The following topics are covered: statistics, the prehospital medical care, aeromedical evacuation, the Burn Center of the US Army Institute of Surgical Research. The new method.of the .initial intravenous infusion rate estimation, so called the "Rule of 10 formula, is marked: At the end, the list of freely available publications summarized the modern combat burns care experience is presented.

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