Puntarić D, Brkić K
Croatian Army Headquarters, Zagreb.
Mil Med. 1995 Aug;160(8):412-6.
The work of the Croatian Army medical service of the Osijek Military District between July 1, 1991, and September 1, 1993, was analyzed. In the former Yugoslavia, Croatia was not allowed to have its own army. Therefore, the national armed force and medical corps had to be formed during the war against Croatia. Medical support to army units was initially provided by civilian medical services, i.e., by mobile surgical teams performing their tasks on the model of civilian ambulance services. Numerous objective obstacles, such as the lack of equipment, qualified military medical professionals, and experience in the organization and functioning of army medical corps, were encountered. Seventy-five members of the Osijek Military District medical service were killed, wounded, or missing. There were 145,410 recorded and treated cases of various diseases, 21,767 (14.6%) of them referring to war wounds. Forty-three medical vehicles were demolished and 20 were damaged. At present, transformation of the Croatian Army to a peacetime organization is under way.
对1991年7月1日至1993年9月1日期间奥西耶克军区克罗地亚军队医疗服务工作进行了分析。在前南斯拉夫，克罗地亚不被允许拥有自己的军队。因此，国家武装部队和医疗队不得不在克罗地亚战争期间组建。军队单位的医疗支持最初由民用医疗服务提供，即由按照民用救护车服务模式执行任务的流动外科医疗队提供。遇到了许多客观障碍，如缺乏设备、合格的军事医疗专业人员以及军队医疗队组织和运作方面的经验。奥西耶克军区医疗服务部门有75名成员死亡、受伤或失踪。共记录并治疗了145,410例各种疾病病例，其中21,767例（14.6%）为战伤。43辆医疗车辆被摧毁，20辆受损。目前，克罗地亚军队正在向和平时期编制转型。
