Tag: Military Medicine

Article: F. FELICIANI, F. M. CIMINIELLO (ITALY), Th. WEBER (GERMANY)

T4MOD Project

A Success Case of European Cooperation in Tele-Medicine

Article: D. Dinger, D. Liebchen, W. Wagner (Germany)

Bladder Injuries in Military Conflicts

Article: Colonel (Medical Corps) Dr. Peter Lüke; Lieutenant Colonel (Medical Corps) Dr. Stephan Krull

Ebola Mission of the Bundeswehr

Humanitarian Relief Activities in West Africa in Cooperation with the German Red Cross

Article: M. Ph. KEILBERTH, Ch. NICLAS, Ch. SPARWASSER (GERMANY)

Renal Trauma

Actual Aspects of Diagnostics and Treatment

Report: CH. SPARWASSER, W. WAGNER, S. HÖCHEL, H.-U. SCHMELZ (GERMANY)

Incidence and Pattern of Genito-Urinary Battlefield Injuries

Experiences in the Last Decades

Article: M. BOHONEK (CZECH REPUBLIC)

The Blood Crisis Policy in the Czech Republic

Cooperation between civilian and military medical service

Article: C. ZECHEL, S. BRUNS, N. HANSSEN (GERMANY)

Interdisciplinary Counseling Program

Holistic support and advice for wounded military members and their families

Article: R. van der Meer, MD (NL)

Challenges in Military Medicine - New Developments

Developments in Computer Assisted Rehabilitation Environments

Report

DiMiMED 2014

The second Disaster and Military Medical technology conference (DiMiMed) took place on the 12th and 13th of November in Düsseldorf as part of MEDICA, the world’s largest trade fair for medical technology.

Article: C. v. SEE, C. KÜHLHORN, F. HELLWIG, N.-C. GELLRICH (GERMANY)

Preparation for Active Deployment and Combat Readiness from the Perspective of Dental Medicine

Article: T.F. MONAR, L. FAZEKAS, S. RENDEKI (HUNGARY)

Interaction between Medicin, Military and Technology

Do they need each other: Mars, Vulcanus and Aesculapius ?

Article: W.C. DORLAC, J.M. BISHOP, G.R. DORLAC (USA)

Use of Simulation and Military Medical Training: 2014

Report

Nato Centre of Excellence for Military Medicine

Article: N.T. TARMEY, C.L. PARK, D. ALDINGTON, M. INGRAM, P.F. Mahoney (UK)

Acute Pain Management on Overseas Operations: UK Military Guidelines

These guidelines describe a systematic approach to military pain management from the point of wounding to the Role 3 Field Hospital. They incorporate the lessons learned over the last twelve years of conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan and may also serve as a useful guide for other medical personnel working in austere and challenging circumstances.

Interview: CHIEFS OF MEDICAL SERVICES

Interview with the CO / CEO Europe Regional Medical Command

Article: K. PROTZ (GERMANY)

Care Lexicon Part 4 - Methods of Care for Various Wound Stages

Article: R.M. HAGEN, H. FRICKMANN (GERMANY)

Outbreak Investigation and In-Theatre Diagnostics Using Real-Time PCR

Interview

DRÄGER – more than five generations’ technology for life

Article: L. A. LAMPL, B. HOSSFELD (GERMANY)

The German Concept of Intercontinental Intensive Care

Article: MCM BRICKNELL (UK)

Medical Lessons from OPERATION MOSHTARAK Phase 2

Report: M. HARF (NATO)

HQ AIRCOM hosted the 2014-MMMSG for ISAF Regional Commands

Report: N.T. TARMEY, D. EASBY, C.L. PARK, P.F. MAHONEY, S. BREE (UK)

Deployed Medical Care – UK Military Guedelines for Anaesthesia

Paediatric Anaesthesia for Overseas Operations: UK Military Guidelines

Article: Kerstin Protz

Care Lexicon – A Series to Collect

Treatment options for wounds in various stages, Part 2

Article: D. BOEDEKER, J. FAULKNER, E. TAYLOR, Sh. NESSEN, B. BOEDEKER (USA)

Development of a Tele ENT Program for the European Regional Medical Command

Article: A. TURABI, SH. C. NESSEN, D. BOEDEKER, B. BOEDEKER (USA)

Tele-Medicine for Mil.Med. Treatment Facilities

Development of a Tele-Anesthesia Preoperative Clinic to Support Distant Military Treatment Facilities for the European Regional Medical Command