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期刊名:Journal of special operations medicine : a peer reviewed journal for sof medical professionals

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ISSN:1553-9768

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Max Beerbaum,Jonathan Henderson Max Beerbaum
Modern individual first aid kits (IFAKs) were designed to stabilize a single casualty during short evacuation timelines, an increasingly invalid assumption in large-scale combat operations. Sustained exposure to artillery, mortars, and dron...
Ryan Allen Stevens,Chelsea E Ausman,David Korb et al. Ryan Allen Stevens et al.
Background: Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) enhances combat survivability, yet civilian standards often fail to address battlefield constraints. This scoping review delineates Expeditionary POCUS (E-POCUS) as a distinct ...
Linda Sousse,Bradford J Anderson,Jonathan Day et al. Linda Sousse et al.
Extracorporeal life support (ECLS) is the most advanced form of life support in existence for patients experiencing acute cardiac and/or pulmonary failure. However, major limitations for the use of ECLS, in both far-forward and transport en...
Ben Schram,Jeremy Robinson,Shane D Irving et al. Ben Schram et al.
The term tactical athlete is being used prolifically in the tactical environment, originally coined to highlight the significant physical demand faced by many in tactical professions. While the use of this phrase had positive intentions, th...
Austin Gottschalk,Jacob F Oeding,Mason M Blacker et al. Austin Gottschalk et al.
Background: Telemedicine is a critical military medicine capability in austere, remote, and denied environments where prolonged casualty care and knowledge gaps exist. Despite significant military investment in telemedici...
Nicholas Tannenbaum,David Baldwin,Bradley Bergum et al. Nicholas Tannenbaum et al.
Background: Handheld ultrasound devices are increasingly used in battlefield and austere environments for point-of-injury diagnostics, but wireless-enabled models may emit detectable electromagnetic or radiofrequency (RF)...
Cassidy Wheeler,Patrick Greiffenstein,Jennifer Brewer et al. Cassidy Wheeler et al.
Hemorrhage remains the leading cause of preventable death in combat and tactical operations, with exsanguinating hemorrhage accounting for approximately 90% of potentially survivable battlefield fatalities. In operational environments where...
Gena V Topper,Marlena Buonasorte,Lamis Thange et al. Gena V Topper et al.
Introduction: Tension pneumothorax is a rapidly fatal but pre ventable cause of death. Needle thoracostomy remains the first-line intervention, yet misplaced catheters fail to relieve pressure and may prolong hypoxia, res...
Eric D Rasmussen,Vasyl Makarov Eric D Rasmussen
Modern military medicine continues to rely heavily on anti-biotic-based infection treatment, even as antimicrobial resistance, delayed evacuation, and contested logistics erode its effectiveness. A renewed emphasis on antisepsis-safe, stabl...