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    40 years of terrorist bombings – A meta-analysis of the casualty and injury profile by Edwards, D.S, McMenemy, L, Stapley, S.A, Patel, H.D.L, Clasper, J.C

    Published in Injury (01-03-2016)
    “…Abstract Introduction Terrorists have used the explosive device successfully globally, with their effects extending beyond the resulting injuries. Suicide…”
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    UK combat-related pelvic junctional vascular injuries 2008–2011: Implications for future intervention by Walker, N.M, Eardley, W, Clasper, J.C

    Published in Injury (01-10-2014)
    “…Abstract In a recent publication, 297 of 6450 (4.6%) military coalition deaths over ten years were reported to be due to junctional bleeding. The authors…”
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    Refrigeration and freezing of porcine tissue does not affect the retardation of fragment simulating projectiles by Breeze, J, Carr, D.J, Mabbott, A, Beckett, S, Clasper, J.C

    Published in Journal of forensic and legal medicine (01-05-2015)
    “…Abstract Explosively propelled fragments are the most common cause of injury to UK service personnel in modern conflicts. Numerical injury models to simulate…”
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    Trauma-related amputations in war and at a civilian major trauma centre—comparison of care, outcome and the challenges ahead by Edwards, D.S, Guthrie, H.C, Yousaf, S, Cranley, M, Rogers, B.A, Clasper, J.C

    Published in Injury (01-08-2016)
    “…Abstract The Afghanistan conflict has resulted in a large number of service personnel sustaining amputations. Whilst obvious differences exist between military…”
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    Clinical and post mortem analysis of combat neck injury used to inform a novel coverage of armour tool by Breeze, J, Fryer, R, Hare, J, Delaney, R, Hunt, N.C, Lewis, E.A, Clasper, J.C

    Published in Injury (01-04-2015)
    “…Abstract Introduction There is a requirement in the Ministry of Defence for an objective method of comparing the area of coverage of different body armour…”
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    Is pre-hospital thoracotomy necessary in the military environment? by Morrison, J.J, Mellor, A, Midwinter, M, Mahoney, P.F, Clasper, J.C

    Published in Injury (01-05-2011)
    “…Abstract Introduction Exsanguination from penetrating torso injury is a major source of mortality on the battlefield. Advanced Life Support guidelines suggest…”
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    Ballistic fractures — the limited value of existing classifications by Rosell, P.A.E., Clasper, J.C.

    Published in Injury (01-03-2005)
    “…We have assessed a number of ballistic fracture classifications but were unable to identify one that could adequately grade the severity of the injury, assist…”
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    Early intramedullary nailing in an animal model of a heavily contaminated fracture of the tibia by Hill, P.F, Clasper, J.C, Parker, S.J, Watkins, P.E

    Published in Journal of orthopaedic research (01-07-2002)
    “…An ovine model was developed to study the outcome following intramedullary nailing of a heavily contaminated fracture. Animals in the control group received no…”
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    Contamination of ballistic fractures: an in vitro model by Clasper, J.C, Hill, P.F, Watkins, P.E

    Published in Injury (01-03-2002)
    “…This study allowed the development of an in vitro model of a high-energy ballistic fracture. Direct fractures are more heavily contaminated than indirect…”
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    Spread of infection, in an animal model, after intramedullary nailing of an infected external fixator pin track by Clasper, J.C, Stapley, S.A, Bowley, D.M.G, Kenward, C.E, Taylor, V, Watkins, P.E

    Published in Journal of orthopaedic research (2001)
    “…Implant sepsis, due to previous external fixator pin track infection, is the most common complication of secondary intramedullary (IM) nailing of the tibia. We…”
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    Fluid accumulation and the rapid spread of bacteria in the pathogenesis of external fixator pin track infection by Clasper, J.C, Cannon, L.B, Stapley, S.A, Taylor, V.M, Watkins, P.E

    Published in Injury (01-06-2001)
    “…An animal model was used to study the pathogenesis of pin track infection. The roles of fluid accumulation around the pin/bone interface and mechanical…”
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    The forward deployment of surgical teams by Clasper, J.C, Jeffrey, P.A, Mahoney, P.F

    “…This article describes the current surgical support provided to the air-mobile forces of the British Army. It considers the minimal equipment necessary to…”
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