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English: Secondary blast injuries to the lower extremities. There are two Combat Application Tourniquets on each leg.
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Source http://www.surgisphere.com/SurgRad/issues/volume-2/1-january-2011-pages-1-112/155-original-article-stents-in-tents-endovascular-therapy-on-the-battlefields-of-the-global-war-on-terror.html
Author O'Brien PJ, Cox MW. Stents in tents: endovascular therapy on the battlefields of the global war on terror. J Surg Radiol. 2011 Jan 1;2(1).

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