Ballistic and Blast Trauma for Civilian Surgeons

Description

• Type

  Short course

Description

Course structure Lecturers will consist of academic and military members of staff from Cranfield University and the Defence Academy of the United Kingdom.

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Subjects

• Trauma

Course programme

What you will learn Upon completion, participants will be able to demonstrate an appreciation of the theoretical knowledge regarding the physics and mechanisms of trauma.
Core content

IED design and mechanisms

Demonstrations of explosive events (including effects of fire, blast and fragmentation)

Guns and ammunition

Gun handling

Blast and shock wave physics

Wound ballistics theory and practical

Burns

Casualty recovery

Body armour design and protection levels

7/7 injuries and outcomes of research programme.

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