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Feasibility of chest ultrasound up to 42 m underwater
The Ultrasound Journal, 2023 After recent advancements, ultrasound has extended its applications from bedside clinical practice to wilderness medicine. Performing ultrasound scans in extreme environments can allow direct visualization of unique pathophysiological adaptations but can
Matteo Paganini +4 more
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A case of cobra bite complicated with basilar artery occlusion
Journal of Emergencies, Trauma and Shock, 2023 Snakebite is one of the most common complaints related to wilderness medicine. Venomous snakebite manifestation is divided into local and systemic envenomation.
Siti Nasrina Binti Yahaya +2 more
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Wilderness & environmental medicine (Print), 2023 Introduction Wilderness medicine education is one of the fastest growing facets of both graduate and undergraduate medical education. Currently, there are curriculum guidelines for both student electives and fellowships in wilderness medicine.
Athena Mikros +5 more
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The impact of fire suppression tasks on firefighter hydration: A critical review with consideration of the utility of reported hydration measures [PDF]
, 2016 BACKGROUND: Firefighting is a highly stressful occupation with unique physical challenges, apparel and environments that increase the potential for dehydration.
Orr, Robin Marc +2 more
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Muscle Cramping During a 161-km Ultramarathon: Comparison of Characteristics of Those With and Without Cramping [PDF]
, 2015 Background: This work sought to identify characteristics differing between those with and without muscle cramping during a 161-km ultramarathon. Methods: In this observational study, race participants underwent body weight measurements before, during ...
Hoffman, Martin D. +1 more
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The mission characteristics of a newly implemented rural helicopter emergency medical service
BMC Emergency Medicine, 2018 Background Physician-staffed helicopter emergency services (HEMS) can provide benefit through the delivery of specialist competence and equipment to the prehospital scene and through expedient transport of critically ill patients to specialist care. This
Daniel Kornhall +4 more
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Provider Engagement and Wilderness Medicine
Wilderness & Environmental MedicineWilliam D. Binder
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Wilderness & environmental medicine (Print), 2023 30-y-old helmeted man with a history of lumbar herniation status following micro-discectomy presented after a fall while mountain biking.
MD Lorenzo Albala +4 more
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Research Gaps in Wilderness Medicine [PDF]
Wilderness & Environmental Medicine, 2018 Introduction Wilderness medicine involves the treatment of individuals in remote, austere environments. Given the high potential for injuries as well as the unique treatment modalities required in wilderness medicine, evidence-based clinical practice guidelines are necessary to provide optimal care.
Daniel, Tritz +7 more
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One health: a concept led by Africa, with global benefits [PDF]
, 2015 Titus Mlengeya Kamani and others argue that Africa is well positioned and equipped to conduct and benefit from an integrated ...
Buza, J. +6 more
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