Titlebook: Aeromedical Evacuation; Management of Acute William W. Hurd (Nicholas J. Thompson Professor an Book 20031st edition Springer Science+Busin

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Combat and Operational Casualtiesn war, such as humanitarian missions, the military medical system can expect the whole range of human diseases and conditions. Providing adequate care in the context of a military organization can be a challenge. However, careful attention to history and lessons learned can improve planning and ease the burden of meeting the mission.

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John P. Mulhall,Mario Maggi,Landon Trostre of the preflight preparation based on the patient’s condition and disease process, especially in light of the potential impact that barometric pressure changes and exposure to the elements can have on the patient. Safe patient transportation by air depends on careful planning and a reasonable understanding of the process of AE.

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Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery Patientsntial for troublesome or even disastrous complications is significant. An understanding of normal anatomy and function, and how this has been altered in the AE patient, is the key to safe and successful transport of these patients.

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of injured patients in both peacetime and wartime. Edited by eminent experts in the field, this text brings together medical specialists from across all four branches of the armed services. The post-Cold War paradigm shift necessitates the rapid-fire response of aeromedical evacuation services to t

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May-Anh Nguyen,Jesse D. Pasternakare. To assure the success of what is one of the most important missions of military medicine, all military medical providers need to be familiar with the basic concepts and components of tactical MEDEVAC.

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John B. Hanks,William B. Inabnet IIItheir experience with large numbers is limited. Therefore, in the event of a sudden disaster requiring AE of large numbers of patients, the expertise and capability of the USAF (through US Transportation Command) will be required.