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Accidental injuries and illnesses occur at anytime and anywhere and require appropriate, prompt care in order to save lives and limbs and alleviate suffering. Specialist emergency physicians will not be available everywhere, and the physicians who do not specialize in emergency medicine will have to take on the responsibility. In order to render worthwhile care, these physicians need to be equipped with the rudiments of emergency medicine. The fundamentals of the principles and practice of emergency medicine provides the rudiments in a concise, simple, and systematic manner, and it is written by an author who is a trained general and orthopedic surgeon but adopted and has been practicing emergency medicine over the past twenty-four years. Before taking on the practice of emergency medicine, at various times in his career, which spans forty-two years, he was involved in the initial and subsequent care of the acutely injured and ill patients in developed and developing countries.

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