Disaster Medicine
Article: Col dr Iwan Trihapsoro, SpKK, SpKP, FINSDV, FAADV
Flash Flood Disaster in Bima, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia The Aftermath
Report
DiMiMED Presentations
Article: PROF ALEXANDER GREBENYUK, MD, PhD, COL (ret.)
Russian System of Medical Specialists Training on CBRN Protection Issues
Research and Production Center “Special and Medical Equipment”, St. Petersburg, Russia
Report: Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi, India November 19-24, 2017
REPORT OF THE 42nd ICMM WORLD CONGRESS ON MILITARY MEDICINE
Article: A.Nacheva, K. Kanev, N. Vassilev
Bulgarian Female and Male Military
Personnel Attitude to Mission
Article: I. GANEV, K. STOYNOV, K. KOSTADINOV, T. DONCHEV (BULGARIA)
Custom Equipment for Registration of Oculomotor Biomarkers in Schizophrenic Patients
Soft neurological signs can be found in many patients with schizophrenia. Dysfunction of smoothpursuit eye movements is a well-studied phenomenon in such patients. These dysfunctions are very discrete and can be detected using purposeful assessment. More accurate measurement is possible with the use of specialized equipment.
Article
Report on the 2nd Course on Water Management and Safety
The 2ndCourse on Water Management and Safety was held during the period from February 29 to March 04, 2016 at the Military Health Services’ School (EASSA) in Tunis. It is a francophone course recommended by the International Committee of Military Medicine (ICMM) and organized by the General Directorate of Military Health of Tunisia (DGS) with partnership of the Central Directorate of Health Services for the Armed Forces (DCSSA) of France. It was presented in French with simultaneous translation to English.
Article: K.A. FERLAND, S. KOWITZ, B. QUEYRIAUX, P. VEKSZLER, CH. WESTBROOK (COE) nn
Committed to the Health of our Forces
Valuable contribution to NATO Operations and Transformation provided by MILMED COE
Article: R. VOLLMUTH (GERMANY)
Healthcare Professionals between Medical Ethics and Military Duties
Beware of the “Slippery Slope”
Article: S. GÖBBELS (GERMANY)
Lessons Identified or Lessons Learned – an Infinite Question
Experiences of the Combined Joint Medical Branch of the Resolute Support Mission, Afghanistan 2015
Article: A. G. WILLMS (GERMANY
Management of the open abdomen using vacuum-assisted wound closure and mesh-mediated fascial traction
MANAGEMENT OF THE OPEN ABDOMEN
