About Book

This book provides an in-depth analysis of the effects of explosions and blasts on the human body, focusing on injuries sustained during military conflicts and terrorist attacks. It covers various aspects, including the epidemiology of blast injuries, the pathophysiology of blast-induced trauma, and the clinical management of affected individuals. The text is enriched with contributions from experts worldwide, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on the subject. Current Era Relevance: In the contemporary context, understanding the medical implications of blast injuries is crucial, given the ongoing global conflicts and the prevalence of terrorist activities involving explosive devices. The book's insights are pertinent for healthcare professionals, military personnel, and policymakers involved in trauma care, defense strategies, and public health initiatives aimed at mitigating the impact of such injuries. Rehabilitation Framework: The detailed exploration of injury mechanisms and treatment protocols offers valuable knowledge for designing rehabilitation frameworks tailored to the specific needs of blast injury survivors.