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- [Secondary repair of wounds of flexor tendons by grafts.]

- [Sekunden phenomenon of vital reaction demonstrated on arterial stab injuries]

- [Severe arm wound.]

- [Severe polytrauma with successful surgical outcome]

- [Short and long-term survival in fatal street traffic accidents] Only persons who die within 30 days after an accident are primarily considered accident fatalities. This arbitrary deadline has considerable legal...

- [Significance of molecular biology research for trauma surgery exemplified by wound and bone healing] During the past years molecular biology has become increasing interesting for medical research. These techniques allow the identification of intra-, extra-...

- [Sinusal injuries penetrating into the anterior cranial fossa.]

- [Six cases of arterial suture in war surgery.]

- [Social hygiene characteristics of traumatism in preschoolers]

- [Social problems--reinsertion]

- [Sociomedical aspects of injuries of the sailors of the fish fleet] Based on the results of long-term statistical monitoring, the author analyzes traumatologic care rendered to sailors of the Northern fleet and outlines the...

- [Some aspects of the treatment of the unconscious skull patient.]

- [Special features in placing dressings for the coccyx]

- [Splint for protection in electroshock treatment.]

- [Spontaneous perforation caused by a DANA-Super pessary]

- [Spontaneous pneumothorax and tension pneumothorax as causes of sudden death (author's transl)] Report on the pathological--anatomical findings on 4 persons, having died suddenly with a spontaneous pneumothorax. The relative frequency of cases and the...

- [Stabbing dynamics in human body tissues (author's transl)]

- [Stabbing force required for penetration of the human skin and various articles of clothing]

- [Statistical record of an auxiliary hospital's cases in travel accident trauma]

- [Stragegies for evaluation of non-randomized therapeutic comparisons exemplified by prehospital volume therapy after trauma] Non-randomized comparisons of therapeutic approaches require extensive description of the patients. Classical subgroup analysis suffers from small sample...