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Historical Article
Military intensive care part 1. A historical review.
- J D Henning, M J Roberts, D Sharma, A Hoffman, and P F Mahoney.
- Intensive Care Unit MDHU (Northallerton).
- J R Army Med Corps. 2007 Dec 1; 153 (4): 283-5.
AbstractICU is a product of clinical developments, technological advances, social changes and history. Military ICU reflects all of these as well as deployed operational experience. Having considered how military ICU got to where it is, the next article will consider current practice.
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