Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Trauma in sport,1986,1,1,20-23,Peterson
Terrorist bombs and the emergency department nurse,1987,2,7,10-11,Treadwell
Child abuse,1988,3,11-12,12-3 45,Van Rensburg
Is alcohol to blame? The story of Hluphekile,1988,3,9,27 33-5,Myeni
The victims of violence,1990,5,8,18-21,Haegert
Child abuse in Soweto,1992,7,10,28-30,Mlotywa
Can we intervene in child abuse?,1993,8,11-12,20 44-6,Oosthuizen
Taiwan land of the "murder cycles",1993,8,1,12-15,Benn
Organophosphate poisoning,1993,8,10,28-31,Blauwol
News on accident and emergency nursing,1993,8,6,10-11,Kerr
Child abuse--diagnosis and reporting,1994,9,4,10-13,Redelinghuis
Major trauma: blast and gunshot injuries,1994,9,5,13-4 26,Skinner
Rehabilitation of mine injuries,1990,5,3,18-21,Burger
Rehabilitation services for mining injuries,1990,5,2,10-13,Geddes
Mbane. African lightning,1990,5,1,17-18,Buck
Sorting out triage in urban disasters,1986,1,1,4-7,MacMahon
Wounds caused by weapons of war. Part II,1989,4,2,28-29,Ellis
Effects of blasts on the human body,1989,4,3,32-36,Treadwell
Blast injuries,1989,4,4,11-14,Treadwell
Wounds caused by weapons of war. Part I,1989,4,1,19-21,Ellis
Abused children: a follow-up report indicates a 'surprisingly' good outcome,1987,2,3,43,
Burns and the burn patient,1987,2,3,30-33,David