Preferably the surgeries would be conducted in the centre of the ship as far down as possible. This is where the movement of the ship is the least. In addition there are techniques that can help keep stable such as using the patient as a rest to keep the hands stable. It is also possible to inform the bridge about the surgery so they can adjust the course and speed to reduce the ships movement. For casualties at smaller vessels such as destroyers a patient can be transferred to larger vessels such as aircraft carriers which are more stable. For submarines they just dive under the swells to keep stable.
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