Back into life: transdisciplinary trauma research

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2015-02-16Beteiligte Personen
Ebeling, Karl Joachim
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Institutionen
Universität UlmZusammenfassung
In Ulm, we deal with all aspects of the theme "trauma" at an advanced scientific level. The facilities in the University and the surrounding region examine all facets of trauma. This ranges from physical trauma caused by external force, which may result from traffic or sports accidents, or accidents at work, to psychological trauma triggered by mental injuries. There is a close relationship between physical and mental injuries. Our objective in Ulm is to improve our understanding of the complex mechanisms of damage and cure, to develop new therapies and to reduce long-term damage. Our physicians and scientists enjoy an international reputation. As their areas of expertise are complementary, they
can interweave basic, translational and clinical research on trauma in a unique manner.
Erstellung / Fertigstellung
2014
Schlagwörter
[GND]: Trauma | Traumatologie | Universität Ulm[MeSH]: Traumatology | Wounds and injuries
[Freie Schlagwörter]: Traumaforschung
[DDC Sachgruppe]: DDC 610 / Medicine & health
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Ebeling, Karl Joachim (2015): Back into life: transdisciplinary trauma research. Open Access Repositorium der Universität Ulm und Technischen Hochschule Ulm. http://dx.doi.org/10.18725/OPARU-3826
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