Born: 1950, Tel Aviv, Israel
Married – 5 children

  • 1956-1968 Elementary and Secondary School, Jerusalem
  • 1968-1974 Sackler School of Medicine, Tel Aviv University – M.D.
  • 1975 Internship, Shaare Zedek Medical Center, Jerusalem
  • M.D. Thesis “Amniotic membrane as a biological dressing”
  • Israel Defense Forces Medical Corps – Current rank: Brigadier General
  • 1979-1987 Residency in Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery Shaare Zedek Medical Center, Jerusalem
  • 1984 Instructor of Surgery, School of Medicine, Hebrew University, Jerusalem
  • 1985-1986 Research Fellow, Regional Burns Unit, Queen Mary’s Hospital Roehampton, London, and the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research.
  • 1987 Israeli Board of Plastic Surgery.
  • 1987-9 Head, Medical Branch, I.D.F. Medical Corps.
  • 1987- National Representative: International Society for Burn Injuries
  • 1987-92 Head. Burns Unit, Hadassah University Hospital, Jerusalem Lecturer of Surgery, School of Medicine, Hebrew University, Jerusalem
    • Organizer and secretary, BURNS 90, Jerusalem conference on Burn Injuries, March 20.
    • Founder and Chairman, the Israeli Burn Association.Organizer and secretary, BURNS 91, Jerusalem conference on Burn injuries.
    • National Representative: European Burn Association.
    • Member, the International Committee for Mass Burn and Disasters, ISBI
    • 1992 Organizer and Chairman, the Jerusalem International meeting on Burn Injuries, June 8-12.
    • Member, Editorial Board of BURNS, Journal of the International Society for Burn Injuries.
  • 1992-1994 Commander, IDF Central Command Medical Services.
  • 1994-1996 Head, the Burn Unit, Hadassah University Hospital, Ein Kerem, Jerusalem
  • 1994 Senior Lecturer of Plastic Surgery, School of Medicine Hebrew University, Jerusalem
  • 1994 Commander, IDF – Medical Corps Field Hospital for Rwanda Refugees during the Cholera Disaster, Goma, Zaire
  • 1995 Organizer and Chairman, BURNS 95-the annual meeting of the Israel Burn Association, Kiriat Anavim, March 14, 1995
  • 1995 Member, Program committee, the International Society for Burn Injuries (ISBI)
  • 1996 Deputy Surgeon General, IDF, Medical Corps.
  • 1997 Surgeon General IDF Medical Corps – Brigadier General.
  • 1998 Evans Memorial Award – American Burn Association
  • 1998 President, The 10th Quadrennial Meeting of the ISBI Jerusalem, November 6. 1999 Professor of Plastic Surgery, Hebrew University Medical School, Jerusalem
  • 2000 -03 Head, Department of Plastic Surgery, Hadassah Univ. Hospital Ein Kerem, Jerusalem
    • Member of The Knesset ( Israeli Parliament), Ichud Leumi (National Union) Party,
    • Member of the committee for Foreign affairs and defense , Labor, Welfare and Health, and the committee for Scientific development.

Congresses and Presentations

Israel (selected list)

  1. Amniotic Membrane as a Biological Dressing. The Annual Meetingof the Israeli Plastic Surgery Association, Haifa 23.5.1975.
  2. Amniotic Membrane as a Biological Dressing. The 11th Congress of theIsraeli Surgical Association, Tel Aviv 1975.
  3. Synthetic Skin Substitute. The 20th Annual Meeting of the Israeli Surgical Association. Jerusalem 7.11.1984.
  4. Cultured Epithelium as a Skin Substitute. The 22nd Annual Meeting of the Israeli Surgical Association, Caesarea 21.5.1987.
  5. Quality Control in Trauma Care. Trauma ’89, Haifa, June 1989.
  6. Assessment of Efficacy of Copper Sulfate Emulsion for Phosphorus burns.
  7. Combined Dermis and Cultured Keratinocytes in the treatment of Full Thickness Skin Loss in a Nude Mice Model.
  8. The treatment of burns in Israel in war time.
    • 6-8: The annual meeting of the Israel Association of Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery. Tel Aviv 24.9.89
  9. The treatment of burns in Israel.
  10. Composition of Cultured Keratinocytes Autografts with Dermal Allografts: An in vitro Reconstitution of Skin Substitute.
  11. Influence of Temporary Skin Substitute (Omniderm) on Capillary Stasis of Burns.
  12. The Israeli National Skin Bank.
  13. Fibrin Glue for donor and recipient areas.
    • 9-13: Burns 90 – Jerusalem Burn Conference 20/3/90.
  14. Cyclosporin A for Prolonged Homografts Survival in Burn Treatment. Israel Surgical Association, Haifa 5 - 6.8.90
  15. Animal Model for Quality Control of Banked Skin.
  16. Extensive Burn Survival: The Cost.
  17. Enzymatic Debridement by Escarase: 70 cases.
  18. Buried Skin Implants.
  19. Reconstruction of Burned Nose by Free Dorsalis Pedis Flap.
    • 15-19: BURNS 91, Conference on Burn Injuries, Jerusalem, 9.6.91
  20. Treatment of White Phosphorus Burns. Trauma 91, Herzlia, May 29, 1991.
  21. Nitrogen Mustard Burns in Guinea Pig: A screening model for Sulfur Mustard Burns. Medax ’91, Jerusalem, Nov. ’91.
  22. Plastic Surgery during Mass Casualty Epidemic Disaster (invited lecture) - The annual meeting of the Israel Society for Plastic Surgery. Herzlia, November 1994.
  23. Burn Registry. Annual meeting of the Israel Burn Association, Kiryat Anavim, March 14, 1995.
  24. Burning Pain. Israel Pain Association, Nazaret, May 22, 1997.
  25. Burn Update. Israel Surgical Association, Jerusalem, June 15, 1997.
  26. Pediatric Burns in Israel: Epidemiology, Prevention, Treatment. S. Katz memorial lecture. Children’s Trauma in Israel. Tel Aviv, July 8, 1998
    • Vascularized Reconstruction of the Mandible : The Fibula and other Options
    • Ad-El D. Arieli D. Icekson M. Slosser D. Tzur T. Neuman R. Eldad A
    • .Facial Avulsion: case study and Reconstruction Algorithm.
    • Ad-El D. Arieli D. Icekson M. Slosser D. Tzur T. Neuman R. Eldad A.Integra Artificial Skin Substitute: Our Preliminary Experience.Eldad A. Ad-El D. Burvin R. Arieli D. Slosser D. Icekson M. Tzur T. Neuman R.27-29: The 28th Annual meeting of the Israel Society of Plastic and Aesthetic SurgeryTel Aviv 27-28 November 2001

International Congresses and presentations (selected list)

  1. Cultured Epithelium as a skin substitute. Gent Univ. Hospital, 23.5.86.
  2. Burns in the Battle Field. “The treatment of burns” Conference of theAssociation Nationale Des Officers de Reserve De Service MedicalBruxelles, 24.5.86.
  3. Cultured Epithelium as a Skin Substitute. Symposium on Cultured Epithelium, Leiden 28.3.87.
  4. The use of in situ Hybridization to study Chimerism of Cultured Keratinocytes Allografts in burn patients. British Burn Association, Belfast, 7.4.88.
  5. Omidern as an Emergency Treatment of Burns. International Congress on Burn Injuries, Geneva 23.6.87.
  6. Omiderm as an interface. International Congress on burn injuries, Geneva, 25.6.1987.
  7. Mass Casualty Exercise for Hospital – a New Method. Emergency 88, London, 1.12.88.
  8. Phosphorus Burns.
  9. Cultured Keratinocytes: State of the art, prospects for future.
  10. War Burns.
  11. Mass Casualty Drills for Hospitals.
    • 8-11: The 1st International seminar of burn care. The Mediterranean Burn Club, Palermo 4-9.6.89
  12. Cultured Keratinocytes Autografts with Dermal Allografts: An In Vitro Reconstituted skin replacement. 16th European Federation Congress – International College of Surgeons. Jerusalem, 12.11.89.
  13. Dermal support for Cultured Keratinocytes Grafts.
  14. Mustard Gas Burn – a Safe Research Animal Model.
  15. Medical Simulation for Mass Casualty Management of Hospital Drills.
    • 13-15: Lausanne International Congress on Burn Injuries, June 25-28, 1990 Lausanne, Switzerland.
  16. Burn Casualties in Middle-East Wars. Guest Speaker: International Congress on the Management of Mass Burn Casualties, Antwerp, Belgium, Nov. 1991.
  17. Burn Management in Combat: An Israeli Perspective. Guest Speaker: OPMED 91, Ottawa, Canada, Nov. 91
  18. Structural and Functional Evaluation of Modifications in the Composite Skin Graft: Cryopreserved Dermis and Cultured Keratinocytes.
  19. Late Brain Damage in an 8 year old boy following a High Voltage Electrical Burn.
  20. Enzymatic Debridment of Burns with Escharase.
  21. Reconstruction of Nose after a Deep Burn of the Face: report of 12 cases.
  22. The use of Buried Skin Implants after Recurrent Failure of Conventional Skin Grafting in a Massive Burn.
  23. Research Models for Mustard Burns.
  24. Comparison of Various Modalities of Preservation for Skin Banks.
  25. Smoke Inhalation: Predictive Parameters for Complications.
    • 18-25: The Jerusalem International Meeting on Burn Injuries, Jerusalem, June 8-12, 1992.
  26. A mass Casualty Drill in Ben Gurion Airport – A new concept. The 2nd International Seminar on Burn Care. The Mediterranean Burn Club, Palermo, Italy, October 1992.
  27. Primary treatment of White Phosphorus Burns.
  28. Algorithm for Smoke Inhalation.
  29. Physician Performance in Military Trauma Care Field Quality Assessment.
    • 27-29: 8th World Congress on Emergency and Disaster Medicine, Stockholm, Sweden, 20-23 June 1993.
  30. Is there a better treatment for White Phosphorous Burns other than washing with tap water ?
  31. Skin Cryopreservation and Reconstitution.
    • 30-31: 26 Annual Meeting of the American Burn Association, Orlando, Florida, April 20-23 , 1994
  32. Various Modalities of Treatment of Mustard Burns. 9th meeting of the International Society for Burn Injuries Paris France, June 1994.
  33. Early Nonsurgical Removal of Partial Thickness Chemical Burns enhances wound healing. 27th meeting of the American Burn Association. Albuquerque New Mexico, USA April 19-23, 1995.
  34. Israeli Field Hospital for Rwadian Refugees 1994. 9th World Congress on Emergency and Disaster. Jerusalem, May June 28, 1995.
  35. Fire disasters session. 9th World Congress on Emergency and disasters. Jerusalem, May 29, 1995. (Chairman of session)
  36. Tissue Replacement Panel. International Surgical Week, Lisbon, Portugal, September 1, 1995.(Moderator of panel)
  37. Intra Lesional Injection of Super Oxide Dismutase reduce Mortality of rats exposed to White Phosphorous Burn. American Burn Association. 28th Annual Meeting, Nashville TN USA , March 14-17, 1996.
  38. The use of Homografts for Partial Thickness Burns without Surgical Excision. International Symposium on Plastic Surgery. Jerusalem, June 9-13,1996.
  39. Trauma and Burns – International Symposium on Plastic Surgery, Jerusalem, June 9-13, 1996. (Panel moderator)
  40. Cryopreserved Human Skin Allografts for Partial Thickness Burns without Surgical Excision. American Burn Association 29th meeting. New York, March 19-22, 1997.
  41. “Out of The Strong Came Forth Sweetness” Guest lecture of the American Burn Association. “Evans memorial lecture” 1998 – Chicago, March 19, 1998
  42. On the Contribution of Military Conflicts to Burn Treatment Development. Guest Lecturer: The 100th Anniversary of GATA – the Turkish Academic Military Hospital. Ankara, Turkey, May 22, 1998.
  43. Burn Mass Casualty Management. The 10th quadrennial meeting of the International Association of Burn Injuries (ISBI). Jerusalem, Israel, November 1-6, 1998
  44. Skin substitutes and wound coverage. Invited Guest lecturer : 2nd Brazilian Burn Congress Fortaleza, Brazil, 26-29 May, 1999.
  45. Israel concepts of preparedness for biological warfare. Guest Lecturer :Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Principal Investigators conference US Ministry of Defense.Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, 30 January - 5th February ,2000
  46. Training of forward deployed medical assetsInvited guest speaker : Combat Trauma Symposium : US NAVY Rosemont, Illinois , 16-18 June, 2000
  47. How long can cryopreserved skin can be stored?Ben Bassat & Eldad A.American Burn Association Boston USA, 18-21 April 2001.
  48. Burn Mass Casualty simulation DrillInvited keynote Speaker :Controversies in civilian and military TraumaBrisbane Australia 25-27 May 2001
  49. hy we changed the things we do - The Israeli military medical response model Invited keynote speaker - Controversies in civilian and military Trauma Brisbane Australia , 25-27 May, 2001.
  50. Out of the strong came forth sweetness - on the contribution of wars and military conflicts to the advancement in burn treatment Keynote speaker : 3rd Brazilian burn conference, Porto Alegre, Brazil May 30, 2001
  51. Skin Banking Keynote speaker : 3rd Brazilian burn conference, Porto Alegre, Brazil, June 1st, 2001
  52. Quality Assurance of Israel National Skin Bank Ben-Bassat H, Chaouat M Eldad A European Association Of Tissue Banking 10th International Conference Eilat , October 16, 2001
  53. Primary take of Glycerolized cadaveric skin compared to cryopreserved skin in a mouse recipient model. Eldad A. Ben-Bassat H. Nazarian Y Chaouat M Breiterman SEuropean Association of Tissue Banking - 10th International ConferenceEilat , October 16th 2001

Arieh Eldad, M.D. – List of Publications

  1. M.D. Thesis: Amniotic Membrane as Biological Dressing. Eldad A., 19761. Eldad A., Stark M., Anais D., Golan J., Ben Hur N.,  Amniotic membrane as a biological dressing. South African Medical Journal 51;272-275, 1977.
  2. Moriel M., Weisberg N., Eldad A. Recurrent edema of upper extremity in Munchausen Syndrome. Harefuah (Heb) 105;24-25, July 1983.
  3. Golan J., Eldad A., Rudenski B., Tuchman Y., Sternberg N., Ben Hur N.A new temporary synthetic skin substitute.Burns 11;274-280, 1985.
  4. Eldad A., Golan J., Anais D., Eilat U., Sternberg N., Ben Hur N.Treatment of primary cutaneous Malignant Melanoma in Israel.The Family Physician (Heb) 13;2 186-192, 1985.
  5. Behar D., Juszyinski M., Ben Hur N., Golan J., Eldad A., Tuchman Y.Omiderm: A new synthetic wound covering – physical properties anddrug permeability studies. Journal of Biomedical Materials Research 20;731-738, 1986.
  6. Burt A.M., Clarke J.A., Eldad A., Gusterson B. Cultured skin for burns injury. The Lancet 809; 1986.
  7. Eldad A., Burt A.M., Clarke J.A., Gusterson B., Cultured Epithelium as a skin substitute. Burns 13(3); 173-178, 1987
  8. Cullen K.W., Timperely A.J., Clarke J.A., Eldad A., Surfasoft, a new graft dressing. Burns 14(1) 71-78, 1988
  9. Eldad A., Growth of human Keratinocytes. Burns 14(3) 254, 1988
  10. Eldad A., Burt A.M., Clarke J.A., The use of Cultured Epithelium Allografts and Autografts with meshed split thickness Allorgrafts and utografts in the treatment of massive burns. The Family Physician (Heb) 16(1) 54-57, 1998.
  11. Eldad A., Golan J., Cassuto D., Tuchman Y., Ben Hur N. Clinical use of Omiderm as an emergency treatment for mixed type burn wounds. Israeli Journal of Medical Sciences 24(8); 436, 1988.
  12. Burt, A.M., Pallet C.D., Aloan J.P., O’Hare M.J., Schaflet K.F., Yardeni P., Eldad A., Clarke J.A., Gusterson B.A., Survival of Cultured Allografts in patients with burns assessed with probe specific for Y Chromosome. Brit. Med. Journal 298; 915-917, 1989.
  13. Eldad A., Treatment of burns in Israel. Harefuah (Heb) 117; 11 583-585, 1989
  14. Golan J., Eldad A., Cassuto D., Ben Hur N., Dolberg L., Influence of temporary synthetic skin substitute on capillary status in burns. European J. of Plast. Surg. 12: 201-204, 1989.
  15. Eldad A., Torem M. Burns in Lebanon War 1982 – the blow and the cure. Journal of Military Medicine 155: 130-132, 1990.
  16. Eldad A., Smoke Inhalation and airway thermal injury. Harefuah (Heb) 117; 257-161, 1990
  17. Eldad A., Burt A., Clarke J.A., Full thickness, split thickness and cultured Epithelium as a treatment for Ulcerative Lichen Planus. European J. of Plast. Surg. 13:173-175’1990
  18. Ben Meir P., Rosenberg L., Sagi A., Vardi D., Eldad A. Jellyfish envenomation: a summer epidemic. Burns 16(6):471-472, 1990
  19. Eldad A., Tuchman Y., Omiderm as an interface for skin grafting. Burns 17: 155-159, 1991
  20. Eldad A., Simon G.A., Preliminary comparative study of various topical treatments of the Phosphorous Burn. Burns 17: 198-200, 1991
  21. Eldad A., Simon G.A., Kadar T., Kushnir M. Immediate dressing of the burns wound: will it change its natural history? Burns 17: 233-238, 1991
  22. Eldad A., Neuman R., Weinberg A., Rotem M., Ben Meir P., Matias A., Wexler M.R. Burns in Elderly – A preventable trauma. Harefuah (Heb) 120: 161-162, 1992
  23. Ben Meir P., Neuman R., Weinberg A., Vardi D., Eldad A., Wexler M.R. Sebaceous gland adenocarcinoma – a case report of rare entity with review of the literature. European J. Plast. Surg. 14:197-199, 1991
  24. Ben Meir P., Eldad A., Weinberg A., Neuman R., Rotem M., Lousthaus S., Wexler M.R. Use of buried skin implants after recurrent failure of conventional skin grafting in massive burn. Burns 17(4) 342-343, 1991
  25. Eldad A., Weinberg A., Ben Meir P., Rotem M., Wexler M.R. Silver Sulfa Diazine induced Hemolytic Anemia in G-6-PD deficient burn patient. Burns 17(5) 430-432, 1991
  26. Neuman A., Weinberg A., Ben Meir P., Eldad A., Wexler M.R. Spray application of Fibrin Glue by a simple device. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 88;922-923, 1991
  27. Baruchin A., Eldad A. Burn facilities in Israel Burns 17:228, 1991
  28. Ben Meir P., Neuman R., Weinberg A., Sucher E., Weshler Z. Rotem M., Eldad A., Wexler M.R. Giant Melanoma of the inner thigh Annals of Plast. Surg. 27:583-585, 1991
  29. Ben Meir P., Neuman R., Weinberg A., Eldad A., Rotem M., Sagi A., Rosenberg L., Wexler M.R. Stitch removal from hair bearing areas: A simple method. Annals of Plastic Surgery 26:604-605 1991
  30. Ben Meir P., Neuman A., Weinberg A., Rotem M., Eldad A., Kaplan H., Wexler M.R. Reconstruction of completely burned nose by free Dorsalis Pedis flap. British J. of Plast. Surg. 44:570-571, 1991
  31. Milgrom C., Feinston A., Eldad A., Shlamkovitch N. Over activity causing Patello Femoral pain. A prospective study of risk factors among recruits.  Journal of Bone and Joint Surg. 73A(7):1041-1043, 1991
  32. Milgrom C., Shlamkovitch N., Feinston A., Eldad A., Low A., Danon Y.L., Lavie O. Risk factors for lateral ankle sprain. A prospective study among Recruits. Foot and Ankle 12(1):26-30, 1991
  33. Feinston A., Shlamkovitch N., Eldad A., Wosk J., Lao A., Danon Y.L Milgrom C. Risk factors for stress fractures among Israeli recruits.Military Medicine 156:10 528-531, 1991
  34. Wexler M.R., Neuman A., Weinberg A., Ben Meir P., Eldad A. Skin cancer and its treatment: BCC, SCC, MM. Cancer Association (Heb) 6:10-35, 1991
  35. Notzer N., Eldad A., Donchin Y., Evaluation of IDF Medical Corps physician’s treatment Trauma Casualties in the field. Harefuah (Heb) 122:1, 47-49, 1992
  36. Ben Bassat H., Eldad A., Chaoauat M., Livoff A., Ron N., Neeman Z., Wexler M.R. Structural and functional evaluation of modifications in the composite skin graft: Cryopreserved Dermis and Cultured Keratinocytes. Plast. Reconst.Surg. 90(3):510-521, 1992
  37. Eldad A., Neuman R., Weinberg A., Ben Meir P., Rotem M., Chaouat M., Gomori J.M., Wexler M.R. Late onset of extensive brain damage and hypertension in a High Voltage Electric Burn. Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation 13;2 214-217, 1992
  38. Eldad A., Israeli A., Money to burns – cost effective burn care. Israel Journal of  Medical Sciences 28;793-795, 1992
  39. Eldad A., Chaouat M., Weinber A., Neuman R., Ben Meir P. Rotem M., Wexler M.R. Phosphorous Penta Chloride chemical burn – A slowly healing injury. Burns 18 (4):340-341, 1992
  40. Feinston A., Shlamovitch N., Eldad A., Karp A., Milgrom C. A prospective study of the effects of appropriate of shoe fit and training shoe type on the incidence of overuse injuries among infantry recruits. Military Med. 157(9) 489-490, 1992.
  41. Ben Meir P., Neuman R., Weinberg A., Lusthause S., Eldad A., Wexler M.R. Denudation of the Penis following Circumcision. Report of two cases and review of the literature. European J. Plast. Surg. 15:142-145, 1992
  42. Gross D., Eldad., Israeli A., The role of Hyperbaric Oxygen in the treatment of CO intoxication. Harefuah (Heb) 122 (9): 585-587, 1992
  43. Ben Meir P., Weinberg A., Neuman A., Eldad A., Rotem M., Wexler M.R. Congenital double lip: Report of 5 cases. Annals of Plast. Surg. 28:180-182, 1992
  44. Milgrom C., Feinston A., Shlamkowitch N., Wosk J., Lao A. Voloshin A., Eldad A. Prevention of overuse injuries of the foot by improved shoe shock attenuation. A randomized prospective study. Clin. Orthopedics 281:189-192, 1992
  45. Ben Meir P., Lushause S., Eldad A., Neuman R., Weinberg A, Wexler M.R. Chemical burn due to contact with Soda-Lime in the playground. A potential hazard for football players. Burns 19(4) 358 ,1993
  46. Eldad A., Stern Z., Neuman A., Sover H. The cost of extensive burn survival. Burns 19(3) ;235-238, 1993
  47. Milgrom C., Feinston A., Shlmkowitch N., Eldad A., Zaltsman S., Giladi M., Cheshin R., Danon Y., The clinical assessment of Femoral stress fractures: A comparison of two methods. Milit. Medicine 158(3); 190-192, 1993
  48. Cinamon U., Eldad A., Chaouat M., Wexler M.R., Israeli A., Zagher U., Ben Bassat H. A simplified testing system to evaluate performance after transplantation of human skin preserved in Glycerol or in liquid Nitrogen. Burn Care & Rehabilitation 14(4) ;435-438:1993
  49. Ben Meir P., Lusthause S., Ad El D., Neuman R., Moor E.V., Weinberg A., Eldad A. Very deep burns of the hand due to Low Voltage Electrical Laboratory Equipment: A potential hazard for scientists. Burns 19(5) 450-451, 199350.
  50. Ben Meir P., Lusthause S., Vardy D., Ad El D., Weinberg A., Moor E.V., Neuman R., Eldad A., Wexler M.R.  Case study – full thickness chemical burn of the abdomen and chest. Ostomy – Wound Manage 39(7)48, 50-51, 1993
  51. Eldad A. Burns of the head and neck. ENT Update (Heb) 7;31-35, 1994
  52. Eldad A., Chaouat M., Ben Bassat H., Israeli A., Stern Z., Wexler M.R. The national skin bank of Israel Harefuah (Heb) 126(12); 723-735, 1994
  53. Eldad A., Ben Meir P., Weinberg A., Neuman R., Chaouat M., Ben Bassat H., Wexler M.R. Cyclosporin – A treatment failed to extend skin Allografts survival in in two burns patients. Burns 20(3); 262-264, 1994
  54. Ben Meir P., Lusthause S., Talisman R., Ad El D., Sagi A., Weinberg A., Eldad A., Neuman R., Wexler M.R. Terrorist bombing with a “Molotov cocktail” inside traveling cars: an old weapon for a new syndrome Burns 20(3); 248-259, 1994
  55. Ben Meir P., Lusthause S., Weinberg A., Neuman A., Facial chemical burns (letter to the editor) Burns 20(3); 282, 1994
  56. Eldad A., Wisoki M., Cohen H., Breiterman S., Chaouat M., Wexler M.R., Ben Bassat H.Phosphorous Burns – evaluation of various modalities of primary treatment. J.Burns Care & Rehab. 16(1); 49-55, 1995
  57. Notzer N., Donchin Y., Eldad A. Assessment of physician’s competence in prehospital trauma care. Injury 26;7 471-474, 1995
  58. Raveh T., Neuman R., Weinberg A., Eldad A. The use of EMLA topical anesthetic agent. Harefuah (Heb) 130:7, 490-491, 1996
  59. Ben Bassat H., Strauss N., Ron M., Chaouat M., Breiterman A., Israeli A., Wexler .R., Eldad A. Transplantation performance of human skin cryopreserved by programmed or stepwise freezing and sorted at 800C or 1800C. J. Burn Care and Rehabilitation 17:5, 421-428, 1996
  60. Teodor I., Eldad A., Nutrition for burn patients – A review Harefuah (Heb) 133: 59-63, 1997
  61. Wormser U., Kohen R., Moor E.V., Eldad A., Gal R., Nyska A., Bradsky B. Noninvasive procedure for in situ determination of skin surface Aspartic Proteinase activity in animals: Implications for human skin. Arch.Dermatol Res. 289:686-681, 1997
  62. Eldad A., Ben Meir P., Breiterman S., Chaouat M., Ben Bassat H. Superoxide Dismutase for Mustard Gas Burns. Burns 24(2) 110-114, 1998
  63. Eldad A., Weinberg A., Ben Meir P., Breiterman S., Chaouat M., Ban Bassat H. Early non surgical removal of chemically injured tissue enhances wound healing in partial thickness burns. Burns 24(2) 166-172, 1998
  64. Eldad A. Editorial: Notes on the contributions of wars and military conflicts to medical achievements. Burns 23 (7/8) 523, 1998
  65. Eldad A., Ad El D., Weinberg A., Neuman R., Lipton H., Ben Bassat H., Chaouat M., Wexler M.R. Cryopreserved cadaveric Allograft for treatment of unexcised partial thickness flame burns. Clinical experience with 12 patients. Burns 23 (7/8) 608-614, 1998
  66. Eldad A. Editorial: Burns in Israel. The 10th quadrennial meeting of the ISBI Burns 24:187, 1998
  67. Wormser U., Brodsky B., Moor E.V., Eldad A., Gal R., Nyska A., Kohen R. Skin surface proteolytic activity. Partial characterization and identification. Adv. Exp. Med. Biol. 436:207-212, 1998
  68. Raveh T., Eldad A. Nasoenteral feeding tube knot (letter). Ann. Plast.Surg. 40(3); 213, 1998
  69. Heyman S.N., Eldad A., Weiner M. Airborne Field Hospital in Disaster Area: Lessons from Armenia (1998) and Rwanda (1994). Prehospital and Disaster Medicine 13(1); 21-28, 1998
  70. Eldad A. The Rational and the Reality Between Chaos and Utopia – on Mass Casualty Management. Harefuah (Heb) 136(4); 291-293, 1999
  71. Gdalevich M, Mimouni D, Eldad A, Ashkenazi I, Spilberg O. Secular trends in the epidemiology of major infectious diseases among Israeli soldiers. Public Health Rev. 27(4); 297-310, 1999
  72. Eldad A. Pediatric Burns in Israel: Epidemiology, Prevention and Treatment. Harefuah (Heb) 137(56) ;177-179, 1999
  73. Peretz B., Katz J., Eldad A. Behavior of Dental Phobic Residents of Large and Small Communities. Braz. Dent. J. 10(1) ;23-28, 1999
  74. Barkana Y., Stein M., Moor R., Lynn M., Eldad A. Prehospital blood transfusion in prolonged evacuation.  J. Trauma 46(1) ;176-180, 1999
  75. Levi Y., Winder A., Tadmor B., Durst R., Eldad A. Non-Conventional Warfare: Health policy at the National Level Prehospital and Disaster Medicine 14(supp.1);63, 1999.
  76. Sgan-Cohen H.D., Horev T., Zusman S.P., Katz J., Eldad A. The prevalence and treatment of Dental Caries among Israeli Permanent Force Military Personnel. Mil.Med. 164(8) ;562-565, 1999
  77. Almog R., Low M., Cohen D., Robin G., Ashkenazi S., Bercovier H., Gdalevich M., Samuels Y., Ashkenazi I., Shemer J., Eldad A., Green M.S. Prevalence of Anti Hepatitis A Antibodies, Hepatitis B viral markers and Anti Hepatitis C Antibodies among Immigrants from the former USSR who arrived in Israel during 1990-1991. Infection 27(3) ;212-217, 1999
  78. Finestone A., Giladi M., Elad H., Salmon A., Mendelson S., Eldad A., Milgrom C. Prevention of Stress Fractures Using Custom Biomechanical Shoe Orthoses. Clin. Orthop. 360;182-190, 1999
  79. Kenet G., Walden R., Eldad A., Martinowitz U. Treatment of Traumatic Bleeding with Recombinant Factor VIIa The Lancet 354;1879, 1999
  80. Milgrom G., Simkin A., Eldad A., Nyska M., Fineston A. Using Bone’s Adaptation Ability to Lower the Incidence of Stress Factors. Am. J. Sports Med. , 28(2); 245-251, 2000
  81. Katz J., Peretz B., Sgan-Cohen H.D., Horev T., Eldad A. Periodontal status by CPITN, and associated variables in an Israeli military population. J.Clin.Periodontol 27(5);319-324, 2000
  82. Sgan-Cohen H.D., Katz J., HorevT., Dinte A., Eldad A. Trends in caries and associated variables among young Israeli adults. Community Dent. Oral Epidemiol. 28(3); 234-240, 2000 September, 26
  83. Gillis D., Yetiv N., Gdalevich M., Mimouni D., Ashkenazi I., Shpilberg O, Eldad A., Shemer J.  Active versus passive immunization against hepatitis A in the Israel Defense Force cost benefit analysis. Vaccine l;18(26);3005-3010, 2000
  84. Farkash U., Scope A., Lynn M., Kugel C., Maor R., Abargel A., Eldad A. Preliminary experience with postmortem computed tomography in Military trauma. J. Trauma 48(2);303-308, 2000 September, 26
  85. Mimouni D., Gdalevich D., Mimouni F.B., Grotto I., Eldad A., Shpilberg O. Does immune serum globulin confer protection against skin diseases ? Int. J. Dermatol. 39(8);628-631, 2000 September, 26
  86. Livschitz S., Sharabi Y., Yushin J., Bar-On Z., Chouraqui P., Burstein M.,, Eldad A. Limited clinical value of exercise stress test for the screening of coronary Disease in young, asymptomatic adult men. Am. J. Cardiol. 15;86(4);462-464, 2000
  87. Cohen D., Orr N., Haim M., Ashkenazi S., Robin G., Green M.S., Ephros M., Sela T., Slepan A., Ashkenazi I., Taylor D.N., Svennerholm A.M., Eldad A., Shemer J. Safety and immunogenicity of two different lots of oral killed enter escherrichia colo-cholera toxin B submit vaccine in Israeli young adults. Infec. Immun. 68(8);4492-4497, 2000
  88. Fineston A.S., Eldad A., Milgrom C. Pre-Induction Sport Activity in Prevention of Stress Fractures. Harefuah (Heb) 138(9); 719-722, 2000 September, 25
  89. Eldad A. 50th Anniversary of Israel Defense Forces Medical Corps (Editorial) Harefuah (Heb) 138(9); 763, 2000 90.
  90. Morad Y., Levy Y., Eldad A. Human experimentation in the IDF – between the ask of necessity and the ethical hard place. Harefuah (Heb) 138(0); 765-767, 2000 September, 25
  91. Fridman Z., Borosozki M., Lynn M., Scope A., Moor R., Abergel A., Levy Y., Eldad A. IDF Registry of Trauma Injury Data. Harefuah (Heb) 138(9); 770-777, 2000 September, 25
  92. Fineston A., Milgrom C., Eldad A., Soudry M. Stress Fractures – Contribution of IDF to understanding their mechanism And their prevention and treatment. Harefuah (Heb) 138(9); 789-795, 2000
  93. Eldad A. “from strength came forth sweetness” – on the contribution of military conflicts to the development of burn care in Israel. Harefuah (Heb) 138(9) 777-81,2000.
  94. Sharabi Y, Eldad A. Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease is associated with hyperlipidemia and obesity.Am.J.Med. 109(2) 171, 2000.
  95. Merkel D. Moshe S. Tal O. Eldad A.The fitness-for-work evaluation of a young patient with essential thrombocytopeniaActa. Haematol. 104(1) 38-41, 2000.
  96. Gdalevich M. Ephros M. Mimouni D. Grotto I. Shpilberg O. Eldad A.Ashkenazi I.Measles Epidemic in Israel – Successful Containment in the military.Prev. Med. 31(6) ; 649-51, 2000.
  97. Scope A. Farkash U. Lynn M. Abergel A. Eldad A.Mortality Epidemiology in low-intensity Warfare : Israel Defense Forces experience.Injury 32(1); 1-3, 2001.
  98. Wolf Y. Bar-Dayan Y. Mankuta D. Fineston A. Morgenstern D. Rand N. Halpern P. Gruzman C. Benedek P. Martinovich G. Eldad A. An Earthquake disaster in Turkey : Assessment of the need for plastic surgery In a crisis intervention field hospital. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 107(1) ; 163-8 2001. Discussion 169-70.
  99. Cohen D. Sela T. Slepon R. Yavzori M. Ambar R. Orr N. Robin G. Shpilberg O. Eldad A. Green M. Prospective cohort studies of Shigelosis during military field training.  Eur. J. Clin. Microbiol. Infect. Dis. 20(2) ; 123-6, 2001.
  100. Scope A. Lynn M. Farkash U. Zeev F. Goldberg A. Eldad A. Military Trauma Life Support : a comprehensive training program for military Physicians. Mil. Med. 166(5) ; 385-8, 2001.
  101. Ben-Bassat H. Chaouat M. Segal N. Zumai E. Wexler MR. Eldad A. How long can Cryopreserved Skin be stored to maintain adequate graft performance? Burns 27(5) ; 425-31, 2001.
  102. Fineston AS. Bar-Dayan Y. Wolf Y. Stein M. Tearosh J. Zaide Y. Mankuta D. Eldad A. Benedek P. Diagnostic medical auxiliary equipment in a field hospital : Experience from theIsraeli delegation to the site of the Turkish earthquake at Adapazari.Mil. Med. 166(7); 637-40, 2001.
  103. Barron R. Margulis A. Icekson M. Zeltser R. Eldad A. Nahlieli O.Iatrogenic Parotid Sialocele following parotidectomy : Diagnosis and treatment.Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 108(6); 1782-4, 2001. Discussion 1785-6.104.
  104. Sharabi Y , Grotto I, Huerta M, Eldad A, Green MS.Risk factor profile for atherosclerosis among young adults in Israel - results of a largeScale survey from the young adult periodic examinations in Israel.  Eur J Epidemiol. 17 (8) ; 757-764, 2001.
  105. Mimouni D, Gdalevich M, Mimouni K, Mimouni FB , Eldad A, Shpilberg O. Incidental asthma prevention by immune serum globulin Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol 89(1) 99-100, 2002. Ad-El D, Neuman A, Wexler MR, Eldad A.
  106. Chronic facial edema caused by multiple bee-stings : effective treatment with liposuction.Plast Reconsr Surg 15;110 (4) 1192-3, 2002.Ad-El D, Caspi N, Regev E, Zeltser R, Nahlieli O, Shtayer A, Hochvald E, Sici JY, Shpitzer T, Asher YB, Eldad A.Reconstruction of the mandible by fibula free flap.Isr Med Assoc J, 4(8) , 600-2 , 2002.
  107. Ad-El D, Arieli D, Neuman R , Wexler MR, Eldad A. Breast reconstruction - where to?Harefuah (Heb) 141(8) , 695-8, 2002.