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The challenges associated with immediate resuscitation of the wounded soldier are daunting and often unappreciated by civilian medical personnel. When you consider that field medics frequently work in less than friendly field conditions, exposed to the elements, while carrying only limited medical gear, potentially under fire, you get a sense for the extraordinary obstacles that must be overcome. Which technologies are best suited to this situation? What are the most promising research directions?

Hemorrhagic shock --- Fluid therapy. --- Resuscitation. --- Medicine, Military. --- First aid in illness and injury. --- Treatment. --- Wounded, First aid to --- Military medicine --- Reanimation --- Fluid replacement therapy --- Fluids --- Hematogenic shock --- Therapeutic use --- Assistance in emergencies --- Rescue work --- Wounds and injuries --- Medical emergencies --- Medicine --- Medicine, Naval --- Military hospitals --- Military hygiene --- War --- Critical care medicine --- Death, Apparent --- First aid in illness and injury --- Therapeutics --- Water-electrolyte balance (Physiology) --- Shock --- Treatment --- Medical aspects --- Relief of sick and wounded