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A national trauma network: now or never for New Zealand.

Financial impact of a dedicated orthopaedic traumatologist on a private group practice.

Emerging technologies for pediatric and adult trauma care.

Improved characterization of combat injury.

Surgical resident perceptions of trauma surgery as a specialty.

A rose by another name: comment on "Surgical resident perceptions of trauma surgery as a specialty".

Trauma surgery to acute care surgery: defining the paradigm shift.

The changing face of wartime casualty management: a 20th and 21st century historical perspective.

In-house trauma attendings: a new financial benefit for hospitals.

Pan-computed tomography for blunt trauma patients may be overused.

Live tissue: ideal for trauma training?

Clinical experience using 5% hypertonic saline as a safe alternative fluid for use in trauma.

The diagnosis of intraabdominal visceral injury.

The effect of a change in the surgeon response time mandate on outcomes within Ohio level III trauma centers: it is all about commitment.

Damage control techniques for common and external iliac artery injuries: have temporary intravascular shunts replaced the need for ligation?

Hand transplantation and vascularized composite tissue allografts in orthopaedics and traumatology.

Letter to the editor: An ounce of prevention . . .

An initiative by midlevel providers to conduct tertiary surveys at a level I trauma center.

A new committee dedicated to understanding and helping hand trauma management in Europe: The FESSH Hand Trauma Committee.

Management of penetrating abdominal vessel injuries.