Performance of the orthopedic surgical services of the General University Hospital Gregorio Mara and ntilde; and oacute;n on the 11th of March terrorist outrage in Madrid

Background: In recent years, we have witnessed dreadful terrorist attacks that increasingly affect us. Catastrophes imply physical damage and grievous bodily harm that can strain the capacity of available hospitals to provide quality healthcare. Materials and Methods: The authors describe and analy...

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Main Authors:	Francisco Chana Rodriguez, Manuel Villanueva, Pablo Sanz-Ruiz, Jose Manuel Rojo-Manaute, Javier Vaquero
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	GESDAV 2015-02-01
Series:	Archives of Clinical and Experimental Surgery
Subjects:	Blast injury catastrophes mass casualty terrorist attack
Online Access:	http://www.scopemed.org/fulltextpdf.php?mno=49231

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spelling	doaj-8ada12957792474090ee9f4cd2e2114c2020-11-24T23:19:36ZengGESDAVArchives of Clinical and Experimental Surgery2146-81332015-02-0141142010.5455/aces.2014020902535849231Performance of the orthopedic surgical services of the General University Hospital Gregorio Mara and ntilde; and oacute;n on the 11th of March terrorist outrage in MadridFrancisco Chana Rodriguez0Manuel Villanueva1Pablo Sanz-Ruiz2Jose Manuel Rojo-Manaute3Javier Vaquero4Orthopedic and trauma surgery deparment. Gregorio Mara and ntilde;on Hospital Orthopedic and trauma surgery department. Gregorio Mara and ntilde;on Hospital Orthopedic and trauma surgery department. Gregorio Mara and ntilde;on Hospital Orthopedic and trauma surgery department. Gregorio Mara and ntilde;on Hospital Orthopedic and trauma surgery department. Gregorio Mara and ntilde;on HospitalBackground: In recent years, we have witnessed dreadful terrorist attacks that increasingly affect us. Catastrophes imply physical damage and grievous bodily harm that can strain the capacity of available hospitals to provide quality healthcare. Materials and Methods: The authors describe and analyze the performance of the orthopedic surgery department at a university hospital faced with a terrorist attack that injured 1167 and killed 192 people. Results: The injuries are characterized by severity and tissular damage spreading, including deep wounds, blast injuries, and burns. Conclusions: The review of analyses of previous catastrophes, described by our colleagues in different studies, can be very useful inorder to avoid mistakes in the future. [Arch Clin Exp Surg 2015; 4(1.000): 14-20]http://www.scopemed.org/fulltextpdf.php?mno=49231Blast injurycatastrophesmass casualtyterrorist attack
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spellingShingle	Francisco Chana Rodriguez Manuel Villanueva Pablo Sanz-Ruiz Jose Manuel Rojo-Manaute Javier Vaquero Performance of the orthopedic surgical services of the General University Hospital Gregorio Mara and ntilde; and oacute;n on the 11th of March terrorist outrage in Madrid Archives of Clinical and Experimental Surgery Blast injury catastrophes mass casualty terrorist attack
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title	Performance of the orthopedic surgical services of the General University Hospital Gregorio Mara and ntilde; and oacute;n on the 11th of March terrorist outrage in Madrid
title_short	Performance of the orthopedic surgical services of the General University Hospital Gregorio Mara and ntilde; and oacute;n on the 11th of March terrorist outrage in Madrid
title_full	Performance of the orthopedic surgical services of the General University Hospital Gregorio Mara and ntilde; and oacute;n on the 11th of March terrorist outrage in Madrid
title_fullStr	Performance of the orthopedic surgical services of the General University Hospital Gregorio Mara and ntilde; and oacute;n on the 11th of March terrorist outrage in Madrid
title_full_unstemmed	Performance of the orthopedic surgical services of the General University Hospital Gregorio Mara and ntilde; and oacute;n on the 11th of March terrorist outrage in Madrid
title_sort	performance of the orthopedic surgical services of the general university hospital gregorio mara and ntilde; and oacute;n on the 11th of march terrorist outrage in madrid
publisher	GESDAV
series	Archives of Clinical and Experimental Surgery
issn	2146-8133
publishDate	2015-02-01
description	Background: In recent years, we have witnessed dreadful terrorist attacks that increasingly affect us. Catastrophes imply physical damage and grievous bodily harm that can strain the capacity of available hospitals to provide quality healthcare. Materials and Methods: The authors describe and analyze the performance of the orthopedic surgery department at a university hospital faced with a terrorist attack that injured 1167 and killed 192 people. Results: The injuries are characterized by severity and tissular damage spreading, including deep wounds, blast injuries, and burns. Conclusions: The review of analyses of previous catastrophes, described by our colleagues in different studies, can be very useful inorder to avoid mistakes in the future. [Arch Clin Exp Surg 2015; 4(1.000): 14-20]
topic	Blast injury catastrophes mass casualty terrorist attack
url	http://www.scopemed.org/fulltextpdf.php?mno=49231
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Performance of the orthopedic surgical services of the General University Hospital Gregorio Mara and ntilde; and oacute;n on the 11th of March terrorist outrage in Madrid

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