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Spc. Shenouda Zarif, a U.S. Army biomedical science technician with the U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research, sets a plate for a culture experiment Feb. 24 at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Zarif is a member of the ocular research directorate, which focuses on research and advances in medicine aimed at helping Soldiers suffering from ocular related conditions. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Aaron Ellerman, 204th Public Affairs Detachment/Released)

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soldier medical photo prevention treatment optometry improvement measure blood patient testing technician burn rehabilitation research assessment injury casualty cat trauma dr tourniquet photojournalist wound tccc aids diagnosis public affairs army reserve texas medic doctor study fort sam houston physical therapy san antonio army training lab specialist icu surgical skin worldwide deployable medcom exposure model biomedical heal shock tube 204th pad innovation joint base san antonio results burn center mrmc combat care medical research and material command exercise news day newsday 2016 photograph treatment u s army institute surgical research usaisr bicu flight team recell combat gauze xstat ocular research damage control resuscitation of severely injured soldiers sgt aaron ellerman 204th public affairs detachment refining innovation dvids ultra high resolution high resolution copyright free medical images