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with acute patella fracture supported by telemedical consulta- BOOK REVIEWS
tion in “Patella Fracture in US Servicemember in an Austere
Location.” Neal reviews The Death of The Golden
Hour and the Return of the Future Guer-
rilla Hospital by Farr, and Farr reviews The
SOFSONO ULTRASOUND
Quiet Soldier: On Selection With 21 SAS by
Urbaniak and Hampton capture a sonographic image of a Ballinger.
41-year-old man in respiratory distress in “I Can’t Breathe—A
SIPe of Water.”
SPECIAL TALK: AN INTERVIEW
Pennardt interviews COL (Ret) John F. Kragh Jr, MD, in “You
Never Know, Until You Know, and Then You Know.”

UNCONVENTIONAL MEDICINE
In 1982, Christensen was a young Western-trained anesthetist
who was part of an International Committee of the Red Cross
(ICRC) surgical team asked to provide relief for the Pakistan
Red Crescent. The team set up the ICRC Hospital for Afghan
War Wounded in Peshawar on the border to Afghanistan, and
the author provides his experiences in “Medicine on the Edge
of Darkness.” An “Introduction” is provided by Hetzler.

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