[The problems in and the means for improving ambulatory surgical care in the Armed Forces].
The article presents some conclusions on ambulatory surgery in the Military Medical Academy and Surgery Centers in St. Petersburg resulting in higher efficiency of surgical aid and its availability for military beneficiaries. Organization frames and staffing principles for day-time ambulatory surgery stations.
Shevchenko
Iu L
IuL
Briusov
P G
PG
Lisitsyn
A S
AS
Vorob'ev
V V
VV
Vinnik
L F
LF
Dergachev
S V
SV
Novikov
K V
KV
Marushkin
A V
AV
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