Technology-assisted methodology in the synthesis of medicinally relevant
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Ranasinghe, Nadeesha

doi:10.17760/d20009302

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“…This sharing of operational experience -using lessons transferable to the internal insurgency environment of another country -like the conception of an operational doctrine and inviting foreign students to training schools are practical takeaways from sri Lanka's counter-insurgency experience. 58 when both sides are pursuing a military solution, one would have expected a stalemate. By shaping the internal and external environment, Mahinda rajapaksa's winning team was able to convert past defeats into victory, in which India played a decisive role in keeping the LTTe's head down.…”

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Forging alliances: examining civil-military partnerships and their impact on war-time casualty care in Sri Lanka

Ratnayake,

Munasinghe,

Goonetilleke

2024

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Over the course of the 26-year civil war in Sri Lanka between the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and the government forces, LTTE’s ‘military’ capacity and strategy evolved from guerrilla-type ambushes using landmines to semi-conventional warfare with light arms and eventually to heavy artillery and improvised explosive devices. This evolution required both military and civil surgeons to enhance their knowledge and skills in managing high-energy war wounds to handle the large number of casualties admitted to health institutions. The Sri Lanka Medical Corps (SLMC) had been meticulously organized into echelons of care with graded capacity and capability to medivac battle injured personnel from point of injury to definitive care facilities. All injured personnel eventually found their way to Colombo Army Hospital and Ragama Rehabilitation Hospital for comprehensive rehabilitation. The civil war in Sri Lanka presented a significant influx of war-related injuries, demanding the creation of a comprehensive system seamlessly integrating both military and civilian elements. With a decade of peace, accompanied by shifts in injury epidemiology, the evolving landscape has mandated the exploration of innovative strategies to sustain and enhance the surgical skill-base for both military and civilian casualty care.

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