Winter 2022 Journal (Vol 22 Iss 4) Print Journal

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PRINT EDITION of the Winter 2022 Journal of Special Operations Medicine. This does NOT include a PDF download.
Contents:

Comparison of Warming Capabilities Between Buddy Lite, enFlow, and Thermal Angel for US Army Medical Personnel in Austere Conditions: A Literature Review
Improvised Management of Polycythemia Vera Using Whole Blood Transfusion Kits
Incidence of Airway Interventions in the Setting of Serious Facial Trauma
Does Mental and Visual Skills Training Improve High-Value Target Identification and Marksmanship Among Elite Soldiers?
Unit Collective Medical Training in the 75th Ranger Regiment
Comparing a Novel Hand-Held Device for Chest Tube Insertion to the Traditional Open Tube Thoracostomy for Simple Pneumothorax in a Porcine Model
Where Do We Stand on “Buddy Transfusion” During Military Operations?
Cric in the Dark: Surgical Cricothyrotomy in Low Light Tactical Environments
An Exploratory Comparison of Water-Tamped and -Untamped Explosive Breaches: Practical Applications for the Tactical Community via a Pilot Study
After Action Report: Lessons Learned From Simulating Unified Command In Response to an Active Shooter Incident Using a Command Competency Laboratory
Flotation-Restricted Environmental Stimulation Technique: A Proposed Therapy for Improving Performance and Recovery in Special Forces Operators – A Narrative Review
Airway and Hypothermia Prevention: and Treatment via STEAM The System for Thermogenic Emergency Airway Management
A Novel Digital Research Methodology for Continuous Health Assessment of the Special Operations Warfighter: The Digital cORA Study
Military Medical Evacuation After the Benghazi Embassy Attack: Implications for Military Support of Diplomatic Missions
iTClamp-Mediated Wound Closure Speeds Control of Arterial Hemorrhage With or Without Additional Hemostatic Agents
The Challenges of Treating Complex Medical Patients in the Role 2 Environment: A Case Series
Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Benefits for Performance and Recovery
Sleep and Injuries in Military Personnel With Suggestions for Improving Sleep and Mitigating Effects of Sleep Loss
Experience With Trauma-Induced ARDS: A Retrospective Study of US Wartime Casualties 2003-2015
Prisoner of War Medical Ingenuity in Far East Captivity
Identification of Potentially Preventable Traumatic Injury Among Military Working Dogs Deployed During the Global War on Terror
13 Hours: The Inside Account of What Really Happened in Benghazi
TCCC Critical Decision Case Studies