AFU medics present military medicine experience at US military healthcare symposium
Ukrainian military medics presented the combat experience of the AFU to representatives of about 36 countries of the world at the International Military Health System Research Symposium (MHSRS-2026) in Florida (USA), the General Staff of the AFU reports on Tuesday.
Ukrainian military medics shared their firsthand experience from combat operations at the International Military Health System Research Symposium (MHSRS-2026) held in Florida, USA. This symposium gathered representatives from approximately 36 countries worldwide. The experience of Ukrainian medics, who save wounded individuals daily during full-scale war, has become a subject of study and discussion among their counterparts in other nations.
Colonel Kostiantyn Humeniuk, the Chief Surgeon of the AFU, emphasized the diagnostic and treatment approaches used in combat trauma during these challenging conditions. Ukrainian medics also showcased practical techniques in the transfusion of blood components to severely injured patients, acquired directly through their participation in combat operations.
The symposium featured an international exhibition of advanced technologies and solutions designed to save and treat the wounded.
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