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“Doomed to go in company with miserable pain”: surgical recognition and treatment of amputation-related pain on the Western Front during World War 1 by Edwards, Dafydd S, FRCS, Mayhew, Emily R, Dr, Rice, Andrew S C, Prof

“…Summary The principal feature of injuries from World War 1 was musculoskeletal trauma and injury to peripheral nerves as a result of damage to the upper and…”
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Listening to children with lower limb loss: Rationale, design, and protocol for delivery of a novel globally applicable research toolkit-Prosthetic user needs, quality of life, pain, and physical function by Edgar, Caitlin E, Ghidini, Claudia, Heang, Thearith, Favier, Clement D, Gerrand, Craig H, Furtado, Sherron H, Mayhew, Emily R, Kheng, Sisary, Abu-Sittah, Ghassan S, Bull, Anthony M J

“…Rehabilitation after childhood lower limb loss is complex and dependent on multiple stakeholders and environmental factors. While research with adults…”
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Comprehensive analysis of combat casualty outcomes in US service members from the beginning of World War II to the end of Operation Enduring Freedom by Cannon, Jeremy W., Holena, Daniel N., Geng, Zhi, Stewart, Ian J., Huang, Yanlan, Yang, Wei, Mayhew, Emily R., Nessen, Shawn C., Gross, Kirby R., Schwab, C. William

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Quality Control Methods Successfully Identify High Mortality Variations in Combat Casualty Care by Cannon, Jeremy W., Holena, Daniel N., Yang, Wei, Mayhew, Emily R., Nessen, Shawn C., Gross, Kirby R., Schwab, C.W.

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Comprehensive analysis of combat casualty outcomes in U.S. servicemembers from the beginning of World War II to the end of Operation Enduring Freedom by Cannon, Jeremy W, Holena, Daniel N, Geng, Zhi, Stewart, Ian J, Huang, Yanlan, Yang, Wei, Mayhew, Emily R, Nessen, Shawn C, Gross, Kirby R, Schwab, C William

“…Advances in combat casualty care have improved combat survivability over the past two decades. However, these outcomes remain incompletely framed in the…”
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