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

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Aaron I. Vinik MD, PHD, FCP, FACPs and knowledge are crucial for the safe, expeditious transport in a relatively isolated, hostile environment. Through cooperative planning and communication, ground-based medical teams and AE crews can ensure a seamless continuation of the patient care plan that meets established standards.

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Vivian Fonseca MD, FRCP,Ali Jawa MD This is most likely related to the excellent ventilation systems built into most modern aircraft. However, when the ventilation system is not functioning (as is often the case prior to take-off) the aircraft cabin environment increases the risk for transmission of airborne viruses such as measles a

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Anupama Wadhwa,Adrian O. Alvarez an attempt to stabilize the patient. This is in particular true in the trauma patient. The crew must understand modern techniques for surgical correction because they are likely to impact therapies needed for aeromedical transport. The evolution of aeromedical transport has allowed surgical facilit

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Anupama Wadhwa,Adrian O. Alvarezer function of the middle-ear spaces and sinuses. An intact and functioning audiovestibular system is also highly desirable for passengers in aircraft and is required for those controlling aircraft. The transport of postoperative, wounded, or ill patients by AE introduces another level of complexity

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