1. Pediatric Inpatient Humanitarian Care in Combat: Iraq and Afghanistan 2002 to 2012 
Mary J. Edwards, MD, FACS, Michael Lustik, MS, Mark W. Burnett, MD, Martin Eichelberger, MD, FACS 
Journal of the American College of Surgeons 
Volume 218, Issue 5, Pages (May 2014)
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2. Figure 1
Noncombat (Groups 2 and 3) vs combat (Group 1) admissions by year. (A) Afghanistan; (B) Iraq.
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3. Figure 2
Resource use and mortality. (A) Length of stay (geometric mean). (B) Invasive surgical procedures per patient. (C) Mortality. (D) % Requiring transfusion. Group 1, combat injuries; Group 2, noncombat trauma; Group 3, nontrauma-related admission. There was no significant difference in mortality between Groups 1 and 3 in Afghanistan and Groups 1 and 2 in Iraq. Otherwise p < 0.05 for all overall and pairwise comparisons within countries.
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