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On the battlefield, medical efforts focus on "preventable causes of death," which are primarily:

Account for approximately 74% of recent combat casualties. These result from improvised explosive devices (IEDs), shells, or grenades and often cause "disseminated" injuries across multiple body parts.

Modern battlefield injuries are predominantly caused by explosions rather than small arms fire.

Combat injuries are distinct from civilian trauma due to the of weapons, the hostile environments where treatment occurs, and the delayed access to definitive surgical care. Unlike accidents seen in daily life, combat wounds often involve multiple mechanisms simultaneously, such as a combination of blast, penetrating fragments, and burns. Common Mechanisms and Types

The limbs are the most frequent site of injury, representing about 70% to 90% of all combat wounds in recent conflicts. These often involve complex open fractures and soft tissue destruction.

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