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

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In-Flight Emergencies: Capabilities and LimitationsThe flight environment places unique stresses on both patients and aeromedical personnel. Meticulous and periodic reassessment of patients and anticipation of potential problems is required for safe AE. Early recognition and treatment of complications that occur during AE requires well-trained aeromedical personnel and appropriate resources.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-37135-6al combat wounds from missiles, blasts, and burns will continue to figure prominently in many conflicts. However, injuries from nuclear, biologic, and chemical weapons, as well as disease and nonbattle injuries, are likely to increase in relative importance in future battles. In operations other tha

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May-Anh Nguyen,Jesse D. Pasternakdifferent echelon levels, and finally to the site of embarkation out of the theater. A key component of MEDEVAC is the provision of ongoing casualty care. 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