Experiences
Article: T.F. MONAR, L. FAZEKAS, S. RENDEKI (HUNGARY)
Do they need each other: Mars, Vulcanus and Aesculapius ?
The aim of the present review article is to provide a representative list of some of the main turning points where medicine, military and technology met each other. It has a non-clandestine function, that the examples presented impress political and economical decision makers.
Article: B. Mattiesen (GERMANY)
End of a Period: The Last Flag Officer Medical Advisor in Kabul
From October 2013 until June 2014, Brigadier General Dr. Bernd Mattiesen, German Medical Service was the last Medical Advisor at HQ ISAF in Kabul in the rank of a flag officer. His tour of duty was impressed by the declining strength of the Force and a more civilian attitude of the task.
Report: Lt Col N T Tarmey RAMC, Maj C L Park RAMC, Lt Col M Fox RAMC, Lt Col T Lowes RAMC, Surg Cdr A Mellor Royal Navy, Col P F Mahoney L/RAMC
Anaesthesia for Overseas Operations: UK Military Guidelines
Article: Herron, JBT; Hay-David, AGC; Gilliam, AD; Hodgetts, TJ.
citizenAID®: A life saving principle
Report: MISETA, T.F. MOLNÁR, S. RENDEKI (HUNGARY)
Potential Role of University Medical Schools in Civil-Military Cooperation (CiMiC)
The Pécs University (Hungary) Experience
Report: L. GAGNE (CANADA)
AN ATTRACTION AND RETENTION FRAMEWORK FOR THE CANADIAN FORCES HEALTH SERVICES GROUP
Report: A. G PIZARRO, E. DE VERA (PHILIPPINES)
Rotary Pilot Low Back Pain in Relation to Occupational Hazards – a Case Report
Article: Dr. Helmut Priewer and Christoph Bloch
Oximes as Nerve Agent Antidotes
From Hydroxylamine to HI 6-DMS
Report: K.-P. Benedix
Forensic dentistry – yet another task for the Medical Services
Article: C. CROSS
CANADIAN ARMED FORCES MEDICAL RISK MATRIX
Report: S. M. Eagan Chamberlin, MPH PhD (United States of America)
The Warrior in a White Coat
Moral Dilemmas, the Physician-Soldier & the Problem of Dual Loyalty
Report: Y. NISHIYAMA (JAPAN)
Readiness and response for chemical terrorism
Article: D.C. HOSTLER, D.S. VINCENT (USA)
Crisis Event on a Commercial Airline Flight - Military Medical Simulation Training at APMMC XXII
"Ladies and gentlemen, if there is a doctor on board, please identify yourself by pushing your call button.”
Article: Z. VEKERDI, A. GROSZ, L. SVED, P. BAZSO, G. K. SZUGYIEZKI (HUNGARY)
Hungarian Experience in Integrating Military and Civilian Medical Capabilities - Competence as a Driving Factor
The article highlights the issue from a strategic point of view and does not go into details of its operational and tactical aspects. MCIF readers get a short introduction, background and the main requirements for a comprehensive approach to integration of military and civilian medical capabilities, using competence as a driving factor, within one organization, under military management.
Report: S. WALDECK, E.K. KOLLIG (GERMANY)
The value of interventional radiology in current combat environments
Interventional radiology is a relatively recent development within the field of radiology. It has extended the reach of the technique from use in purely diagnostic procedures to employment as part of minimally invasive treatment approaches.
Article: L. Nikollari, E. Kukeli (Albania)
83 YEARS MILITARY HOSPITAL IN ALBANIA
Report: J. M. MULVEY (Australia), A. A. QADRI, M. A. MAQSOOD (Pakistan)
Earthquake Injuries and the Use of Ketamine for Surgical Procedures: The Kashmir Experience
The October 8, 2005 earthquake in Northern Pakistan had widespread destructive effects throughout the northern subcontinent.
Report: A.LISON, M.GRUENE (GERMANY)
Back to life
A prevention programme for personnel injured in the line of duty − a lifetime concept
Article: H. FRANZ (GERMANY)
Team Trainer for Ship’s Hospital Teams
Article: Wehrmedizinische Monatsschrift 5/2018
CT-guided percutaneous drainage of a splenic abscess: case report and discussion of diagnostic and therapeutic options
Department of Radiology (Head of Department: Colonel (MC) Dr. C. Moritz) of the Bundeswehr Hospital Hamburg (Hospital Commander and Medical Director: Brigadier (MC) Dr. J. Hoitz)
