Battlefield Wound Care: From Point of Injury to Advanced Reconstruction

Modern conflict is changing the nature of traumatic wounds—and the way clinicians must respond.

Join international military, trauma, burn and reconstructive experts for an accredited, interactive programme exploring the management of complex battlefield injuries across the entire casualty pathway, from point of injury and prolonged evacuation to definitive wound coverage and reconstruction.

Drawing on real-world experience from Ukraine, humanitarian missions and specialist European trauma centres, the programme will examine the clinical challenges created by delayed treatment, contamination, limited resources and mass-casualty conditions.

What You Will Learn

Discover practical approaches to:

Managing delayed, stalled and contaminated wounds
Delivering care across multiple stages of evacuation
Preparing teams and supplies for mass-casualty surges
Selecting advanced wound grafts and skin substitutes
Applying treatment algorithms in resource-constrained settings
Translating battlefield lessons into civilian trauma and disaster care

Who Should Attend?
Designed for military and civilian surgeons, trauma and burn specialists, wound-care clinicians, emergency teams, nurses, humanitarian responders and professionals involved in mass-casualty preparedness.
Real Experience. Practical Guidance. Better Preparedness.
Hear first-hand perspectives from clinicians working in frontline, deployed and specialist reconstruction settings, followed by an interactive panel discussion and live audience Q&A.

Accredited education | International faculty | Evidence-based guidance | Live Q&A

Be prepared for the wounds of modern conflict.

Kindly supported by Coloplast/Kerecis