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Abstract : On December 26, 2004 the double disaster of Asia Pacific undersea earthquake and the consequent tsunamis caused 223,000+ human deaths, multiple injuries and psychological trauma to hundreds of thousands, and destruction and damage worth more than 10 billion dollars in 12 countries including India. In south India a Tsun..

Abstract: Abstract: Increasing frequency and world-wide occurrences of natural and man-made disasters and mass casualty incidents are responsible for the heavy toll on lives, physical and mental trauma, as well as infrastructure/development and financial losses. Our record of disaster management falls woefully short in many ways..

My opinion: Disaster medicine, as recent events emphasize, is a specialty of growing importance in the field of medicine.  The risk of disasters continues to increase due to multiple factors. These factors include global trends such as population growth, urbanization and the globalization of industry. Furthermore, there is an eve..

Abstract: Aim: This observational study is a comparison between standard medications for acute soft tissue injuries versus the same treatments with the addition of hyperbaric treatment cycles, in order to evaluate whether hyperbaric oxygen therapy reduces analgesic consumption during 9 days of treatment. Method: Eighty patients ..

Abstract: Aim: This observational study is a comparison between standard medications for acute soft tissue injuries versus the same treatments with the addition of hyperbaric treatment cycles, in order to evaluate whether hyperbaric oxygen therapy reduces analgesic consumption during 9 days of treatment. Method: Eighty patients ..

My opinion: Disaster medicine, as recent events emphasize, is a specialty of growing importance in the field of medicine.  The risk of disasters continues to increase due to multiple factors. These factors include global trends such as population growth, urbanization and the globalization of industry. Furthermore, there is an eve..

Abstract: Abstract: Increasing frequency and world-wide occurrences of natural and man-made disasters and mass casualty incidents are responsible for the heavy toll on lives, physical and mental trauma, as well as infrastructure/development and financial losses. Our record of disaster management falls woefully short in many ways..

Abstract : On December 26, 2004 the double disaster of Asia Pacific undersea earthquake and the consequent tsunamis caused 223,000+ human deaths, multiple injuries and psychological trauma to hundreds of thousands, and destruction and damage worth more than 10 billion dollars in 12 countries including India. In south India a Tsun..