| Emergency Department Triage in Terrorism and Warfare Disasters | Özgür KARCIOĞLU,Hakan TOPAÇOĞLU | 1–8 |
| Head and Neck Injuries | Berk GÜRPINAR,GÜLER BERKİTEN,YAVUZ UYAR | 9–14 |
| Safely Airway Management in Larinks and Tracheobronchial Injuries | Serdar DEMİRGAN,Tarkan MINGIR,Kerem ERKALP | 15–20 |
| Cranial and Spinal Cord Injuries in Terror and War | YUSUF İZCİ,ÖZKAN TEHLİ | 21–39 |
| Energy and Reflections to the Surgical Treatment Energy and Reflections to the Surgical Treatment | Mustafa Tahir ÖZER | 40–47 |
| Blood Transfusion and Massive Transfusion Protocols in War and Terror | Zafer KILBAŞ,ŞAHİN KAYMAK | 48–51 |
| Damage Control Surgery and Management of Open Abdomen | Hüseyin SİNAN,Mustafa Tahir ÖZER | 52–58 |
| Basic Principles of Plastic Surgical Approach to Patients with High Energy Traumas | Özay ÖZKAYA,Mert CANLI,Bilge Kağan AYSAL | 59–69 |
| High Energy Trauma and Pregnancy | Başak CINGILLIOĞLU,VELİ MİHMANLI | 70–77 |
| Current Approachs to Urogenital System Injuries in High Energy Trauma Exposed | Recep Burak DEĞİRMENTEPE,Emre Can POLAT,Alper ÖTÜNÇTEMUR | 78–86 |
| Anorectum and Perine Injuries: Morbidity Source of War and Terrorist Injuries | Mehmet SAYDAM,ORHAN KOZAK | 87–91 |
| Amputation as a Result of war Injuries and Terrorist Attacks | YUSUF ERDEM,CEMİL YILDIZ,Mustafa KÜRKLÜ | 92–100 |
| Anesthesia and Analgesia in War and Terror Injuries | Mehmet Burak EŞKİN,Ahmet COŞAR | 101–107 |
| Infections in Combat / Terrorist Injuries and Rational Antibiotic Use | CUMHUR ARTUK | 108–113 |
| Post-Traumatic Stress in Terror and War | Vedat ŞAR | 114–120 |