David Naumann

Associate Clinical Professor

University of Birmingham

United Kingdom

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David Naumann is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of Birmingham, UK. His research focuses on military medicine, particularly in trauma care, surgical innovation, and the implications of recent conflicts on medical practices. He has contributed to several significant articles examining topics such as combat casualty care, military surgical capabilities, and telemedicine in deployed settings.

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David Morris

Assistant Professor

University of Nottingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Sharad S Karandikar

University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

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Ewen A Griffiths

University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

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John Whitaker

University of Birmingham

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Academic Department of Military Surgery and Trauma (ADMST): preparedness for the next conflict through collaboration in research and innovation

Embedded unexploded ordnance encountered during combat casualty care: a review of clinical management for UK deployed service personnel

The SHADER model: forward surgical teams managing high-intensity, low-frequency military surgery incidents

Reach-back to subject matter experts improves healthcare quality, influences the decision to evacuate and reduces costs: an observational study of the UK Defence Medical Services Deployed Telemedicine System

Mobile container platforms as an agile solution for military surgical capability in modern warfare?

Resilience measures for the attacked Role 2 facility: lessons and strategies for future planning

Early intensive care management of major trauma in adults: part 1

Early intensive care management of major trauma in adults: part 2

Traumatic injuries and outcomes during the Libyan Civil War: a systematic review

One size does not fit all: Impact of hand size on ease of use of instruments for minimally invasive surgery

4A after access: a new mnemonic to aid timely administration of IV/IO treatment in trauma patients

Addressing biases in alcohol testing for trauma patients: what is the solution?

Transferable military medical lessons from the Russo-Ukraine war

Effect of surgeon years of experience on patient outcomes following emergency laparotomy: retrospective cohort study

Traumatic appendicitis is probably not real: an illustrative analysis of coincidental occurrences in nature

Injuries among children attributed to violence and social funding: a 10-year observational study

Improvements over time for patients following liver trauma: A 17-year observational study

The death of the Black Prince: a case of disease in 1376 that changed the course of English history

Oligometastatic deposits of prostate cancer found within the sigmoid pericolic fat that was resected for colonic adenocarcinoma: a case report

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David Morris

Sharad S Karandikar

Ewen A Griffiths

John Whitaker

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