Winter 2014 Journal (Vol 14 Iss 4) Print Journal

Description

PRINT EDITION of the Winter 2014 Journal of Special Operations Medicine. This does NOT include a PDF download.
Contents:

Management of Anaphylaxis in an Austere or Operational Environment
Tactical Hemorrhage Control Case Studies Using a Point-of-Care Mechanical Direct Pressure Device
Prehospital Analgesia With Ketamine for Combat Wounds: A Case Series
Tourniquet Pressures: Strap Width and Tensioning System Widths
Imaging Comparison of Pelvic Ring Disruption and Injury Reduction With Use of the Junctional Emergency Treatment Tool for Preinjury and Postinjury Pelvic Dimensions: A Cadaveric Study With Computed Tomography
Prehospital and En Route Cricothyrotomy Performed in the Combat Setting: A Prospective, Multicenter, Observational Study
Evaluation of NuStat®, a Novel Nonimpregnated Hemostatic Dressing, Compared With Combat Gauze™ in Severe Traumatic Porcine Hemorrhage Model
Predicting When to Administer Blood Products During Tactical Aeromedical Evacuation: Evaluation of a US Model
The Use of Dexamethasone in Support of High-Altitude Ground Operations and Physical Performance: Review of the Literature
Special Forces Medical Sergeants’ Perceptions and Beliefs Regarding Their Current Medical Sustainment Program: Implications for the Field
A Call for Innovation: Reflective Practices and Clinical Curricula of US Army Special Operations Forces Medics
Point Prevalence Survey for Tick-Borne Pathogens in Military Working Dogs, Shelter Animals, and Pet Populations in Northern Colombia
Review of Canine Deaths While in Service in US Civilian Law Enforcement (2002-2012)
Pilot Ejection, Parachute, and Helicopter Crash Injuries
Evaluation of Commercially Available Traction Splints for Battlefield Use
Evaluation of Commercially Available Traction Splints for Battlefield Use: Response
Performance Psychology as a Key Component of Human Performance Optimization
Force Health Protection Support Following a Natural Disaster: The 227th Medical Detachment’s Role in Response to Superstorm Sandy
This Is Africa. Bites, Stings, and Rigors: Clinical Considerations in African Operations
Erythema Nodosum
Sore Throat
Chikungunya
Injuries and Injury Prevention During Foot Marching
Management of Open Chest Wounds in Tactical Emergency Casualty Care: Application of Vented Versus Nonvented Chest Seals
Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict
“People who say ‘No!’ irritate me; we should say ‘yes'”
TCCC Updates: Tactical Combat Casualty Care Curriculum Annual Update 2014
TacMed Updates: Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) Update: Winter 2014