Two New Effective Tourniquets for Potential Use in the Military Environment: A Serving Soldier Study. [electronic resource]

By:

Beaven, Alastair

Contributor(s):

Briard, Rob
Ballard, Mark
Parker, Paul

Producer: 20180521Description: e1929-e1932 p. digitalISSN:

1930-613X

Subject(s):

Adult
Equipment Design -- standards
Female
Hemorrhage -- therapy
Humans
Male
Military Medicine -- methods
Popliteal Artery
Statistics, Nonparametric
Tourniquets -- standards

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Available from publisher's website

In: Military medicine vol. 182

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Two New Effective Tourniquets for Potential Use in the Military Environment: A Serving Soldier Study.

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Beaven A., Briard R., Ballard M. & Parker P. (20180521). Two New Effective Tourniquets for Potential Use in the Military Environment: A Serving Soldier Study. : Military medicine.

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Beaven Alastair, Briard Rob, Ballard Mark and Parker Paul. 20180521. Two New Effective Tourniquets for Potential Use in the Military Environment: A Serving Soldier Study. : Military medicine.

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Beaven A., Briard R., Ballard M. and Parker P. (20180521). Two New Effective Tourniquets for Potential Use in the Military Environment: A Serving Soldier Study. : Military medicine.

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Beaven Alastair, Briard Rob, Ballard Mark and Parker Paul. Two New Effective Tourniquets for Potential Use in the Military Environment: A Serving Soldier Study. : Military medicine. 20180521.

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