Disaster Medicine
Report: MCM Bricknell, RF Cordell (UK)
Continuous Improvement in Healthcare Support to Operations
Article: EUROPEAN MILITARY MEDICAL SERVICES (EMMS) 2019
Special Print 2019
We are pleased to present to you the announced 2nd edition of the EUROPEAN MILITARY MEDICAL SERVICES.
Report: P. STANOJEVIKJ (MACEDONIA)
BALKAN MEDICAL TASK FORCE
Article: O. QUANTICK, D. ROSS (UK)
Medical Force Protection
What have we Learnt from Operation HERRICK in Afghanistan?
Report: Colonel Bruno Most
Service as J Med Plans Officer at HQ ISAF
Report: Diana Elisa Gomes Correia, José João Baltazar Mendes
The Influence of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus on Periodontal Disease
Portuguese Armed Forces Hospital – Dental Service
Report: L. WOLFF (US)
Orthopedics in the Austere Environment –Thinking “Outside the Box”
Report: Alexander Popov, Igor Yakirevich
FIELD HOSPITAL OF EMERCOM OF RUSSIA
Article: H. CVITANOVIC, E. JANCIC, V. CVITANOVIC, V. VUKIC (CROATIA)
Organization and Military Medical Doctrine During the War Of Independence (1991-1995) In Karlovac County, Croatia
Report: M. Reksoprodio, H. Mulijadi, I. Trihapsoro, W. Mulyawan
AEROMEDICAL EVACUATION
Experiences of the Indonesian Armed Forces /TNI
Report: Ulrich Werner (Germany)
Airborne Patient Care
The effort of Luftwaffe and Joint Medical Service in Germany
Article: D. Willms, A. Betzholz, M. Zallet (Germany)
Bundeswehr Central Hospital, Koblenz
Article: Shreshth Dharm-Datta, J McLenaghan
Medical lessons learnt from the US and Canadian experience of Treating Combat Casualties from Afghanistan and Iraq
Report: J. PERALBA, J. COUCEIRO DE MIGUEL, V.N. GAVILÁN (SPAIN)
Aeromedical Evacuation Experience - Feedback and Cooperation with Industry for Better Casualty Care
War and combat has served for centuries as an engine for research, progress and as an experimental ground to test theories and hypothesis. Some advances and conclusions were the result of just observations or casual events and others the result of specific scientific research geared for war or just applications of scientific knowledge in other fields of the combat arena. This has also been the case in the medical field.
Article: EUROPEAN MILITARY MEDICAL SERVICES
Special Print 2018
Article: C. E. CORLISS (UNITED STATES)
Aeromedical Evacuation Simulation Training
Article: Brig Harjinder S Bhatoe VSM
RETAINED INTRACRANIAL SPLINTERS: A REVIEW
Article: D. FISCHER (GERMANY)
The Threat to Humanitas in Asymmetric Conflict
A Challenge for Military Medical Ethics
Report: K. POLLO, H. BRAHO, L. NIKOLLARI (HUNGARY)
Penetrating Neck Injury
Tracheal injuries are seen in approximately 1%–7% of patients with penetrating neck injuries. Although they are rare, a high suspicion should be maintained because of the potential for life-threatening airway compromise. This case report aims to emphasize this claim.
Article: Á. REMÉNYI, A. GRÓSZ, F. HELFFERICH (HUNGARY)
Prevalence of Allergic Rhinitis in Hungary in the Population Applying for Military Service
