Solidarity, support and supply

J. Hobby, D. Herren
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On 24 February 2022, the world witnessed the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, triggering one of the largest exoduses of refugees (estimated to be 4.5 million), and a human catastrophe in terms of blast and ballistic injuries, among soldiers and civilians alike. The impact of this conflict has affected every one of us, especially in Europe. On the day of invasion, we said goodbye to our Ukrainian hand colleagues at the Federation of Societies of Surgery of the Hand (FESSH) Academy as they returned home to their families, and shortly after, FESSH issued a statement to show support for all victims in the tragedy centred around the three ‘S’s: Solidarity, Support and Supply. Our colleagues in Ukraine are currently treating huge numbers of gunshot and blast injuries, often in difficult circumstances, and in some cases at considerable personal risk. Many became experienced in the management of these injuries due to ongoing conflict in various regions, but some have less experience and are struggling with unfamiliar injuries. To provide support, FESSH and the British Society of Surgery for the Hand (BSSH) have set up a weekly webinar programme with lectures on the fundamentals of managing combat injuries, drawing on the experience of our colleagues in the military, and case discussions presented by our Ukrainian colleagues (Figure 1). In addition, the Journal has invited a two-part article addressing the contemporary management of combat injuries, including lessons learned from the United Kingdom (UK) National Centre in Birmingham. These will be made available online and translated into the Ukrainian language. The Editorial team have selected a series of relevant articles from the Journal and our publisher, SAGE, has kindly made these available for open access. It is hoped that these efforts by FESSH, BSSH and the Journal will play a part, no matter how small, in supporting our international colleagues. Sadly, it seems increasingly unlikely that our colleagues will be able to join us for the International
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团结、支持和供应
2022年2月24日,世界目睹了俄罗斯对乌克兰的入侵,引发了最大规模的难民潮之一(估计有450万人),并在士兵和平民中造成了爆炸和弹道伤害的人类灾难。这场冲突的影响影响到我们每一个人,特别是在欧洲。在入侵当天,我们在乌克兰手外科学会联合会(FESSH)学院向他们回家的同事道别,不久之后,FESSH发表了一份声明,以“团结、支持和供应”为中心,向悲剧中的所有受害者表示支持。我们在乌克兰的同事目前正在治疗大量的枪伤和炸伤,往往是在困难的情况下,在某些情况下,面临相当大的个人风险。由于各地区持续不断的冲突,许多人在处理这些伤害方面经验丰富,但有些人经验不足,正在与不熟悉的伤害作斗争。为了提供支持,FESSH和英国手部外科学会(BSSH)建立了一个每周网络研讨会计划,讲座内容包括管理战斗伤害的基础知识,借鉴我们在军队的同事的经验,以及我们乌克兰同事提出的案例讨论(图1)。此外,《华尔街日报》还邀请了一篇分两部分的文章,讨论当代战斗伤害的管理。包括从伯明翰的英国国家中心吸取的经验教训。这些文件将在网上提供,并翻译成乌克兰语。编辑团队从《华尔街日报》中选择了一系列相关文章,我们的出版商SAGE将这些文章开放获取。希望FESSH、BSSH和《华尔街日报》的这些努力,无论多么微小,都能在支持我们的国际同事方面发挥作用。可悲的是,我们的同事似乎越来越不可能加入我们的国际
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