Extremity Injuries Remain A High Surgical Workload In A Conflict Zone: Experiences Of A British Field Hospital In Iraq, 2003 | BMJ Military Health

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Extremity Injuries Remain A High Surgical Workload In A Conflict Zone: Experiences Of A British Field Hospital In Iraq, 2003

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Cite this article as:: Ramalingam T

Extremity Injuries Remain A High Surgical Workload In A Conflict Zone: Experiences Of A British Field Hospital In Iraq, 2003

BMJ Military Health 2004;150:187-190.