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Часть 1: ОПРЕДЕЛЕНИЯ, ДИАГНОСТИКА, ДОГОСПИТАЛЬНАЯ ПОМОЩЬ И СОРТИРОВКА
Часть 2: ГОСПИТАЛЬНЫЙ ЭТАП ЛЕЧЕНИЯ
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Перевод – Шишкин Константин Георгиевич. Врач-хирург, инструктор по горной подготовке, тренер-преподаватель по первой помощи ЧОУ ДПО “Байкальский центр образования”, г. Иркутск.
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