Special Operations Medical Journal

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Spring 2012
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Articles

Spring 2012

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Hetzler M. Damage Control and Point of Injury Care: Extending the Care Continuum to Military Prehospital Providers. 1 - 10 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Arne B. Management of Scalp Hemorrhage and Lacerations. 11 - 16 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Mabry R. An Analysis of Battlefield Cricothyrotomy in Iraq and Afghanistan. 17 - 23 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Irizarry D. Tate C. Wey P. Batjom E. Nicholas T. Boedeker B. Advanced Medical Technology Capacity Building and the Medical Mentoring Event: A Unique Application of SOF Counterinsurgency Medical Engagement Strategies. 24 - 30 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Menon A. Norris R. Racciopi J. Tilson H. Gardner J. Mcadoo G. Brown I. Auerbach P. The Expanded Scope of Emergency Medical Practice Necessary for Initial Disaster Response: Lessons from Haiti. 31 - 36 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Chagaris M. Smith R. Goldstein A. Immunoglobulin M and Immunoglobulin G Seronegative Q Fever: A Hypothesis for Veterans? Medically Unexplained Chronic Multi-symptom Illnesses. 37 - 48 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Floyd C. Rothwell S. Martin R. Risdahl J. Olson C. A Salmon Thrombin-Fibrinogen Dressing Controls Hemorrhage in a Swine Model Compared to Standard Kaolin-Coated Gauze. 49 - 55 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Hellums J. A Medical Training Event for Special Forces Medical Sergeants. 56 - 61 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Burkert M. F-Cell World Drive 2011: Are Tactical Medicine Principles Applicable to a Civilian Scenario?. 62 - 70 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Reshel R. Since When is a Calorie a Calorie?. 71 - 73 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Fall 2011

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Parker R. Increasing Security through Public Health: A Practical Model. 4 - 8 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Waller S. Powell C. Ward J. Riley K. Effective Monitoring and Evaluation of Military Humanitarian Medical Operations. 9 - 14 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Pueschel M. Global Medical Mission Training: The Department of Defense is Making Headway in Training for Global Medical Missions. 15 - 20 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Froede K. No Shit, There I Was: The Case for Narrative-Based Clinical Knowledge. 21 - 24 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Brisson P. Woll M. Welden B. Management of the Mangled Face by a Forward Surgical Team. 25 - 27 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Asuku M. Milner S. Gerold K. Beyond Tears: The Potential Hazards Of The O-Chlorobenzylidene-Malononitrile (Cs) Gas Under Scrutiny. 28 - 30 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Mahmood M. Riley K. Bennett D. Anderson W. The Supply of Pharmaceuticals in Humanitarian Assistance Missions: Implications for Military Operations. 37 - 42 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Tobin J. Via D. Carter T. Tactical Evacuation: Extending Critical Care on Rotary Wing Platforms to Forward Surgical Facilities. 42 - 43 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Summer 2011

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Bowling F. Kerr W. Fresh Whole Blood Transfusions in the Austere Environment. 3 - 37 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Krainin B. Forsten R. Kotwal R. Lutz R. Guskiewicz K. Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Literature Review and Proposed Changes to Classification. 38 - 47 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Franklin B. Swierczewski B. Parasitology Results from a MEDCAP in Africa. 48 - 51 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Johnson T. A New Plan for the 800-pound Gorilla (Guerrilla): Perinatal mortality in Afghanistan: A 21st Century Counterinsurgency model for Afghanistan. 52 - 55 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Froede K. Underneath the Unconventional: Philosophies & Paradigms of Special Operations Forces Clinical Science. 56 - 60 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

McCown M. Monterroso V. Grzeszak B. Surveillance of Zoonotic and Infectious Diseases in Ecuador: Implications for Special Operations Forces Medical Operations, Personnel, and Canines. 61 - 65 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

LeClair T. A K-9 Heat Injury Study. 66 - 68 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Paul J. Nasal Foreign Body: Case Review for the Advanced Tactical Provider. 69 - 71 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Callaway D. Smith E. Cain J. Shapiro G. Burnett W. McKay S. Mabry R. Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC): Guidelines for the Provision of Prehospital Trauma Care in High Threat Environments. 104 - 122 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Kotwal R. Montgomery H. Mechler K. A Prehospital Trauma Registry for Tactical Combat Casualty Care. 127 - 128 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Spring 2011

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Culbertson N. What Can Be Done With Expired Pharmaceuticals? A Review of Literature As It Pertains To Special Operations Force?s Medics. 1 - 6 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Hamid S. Guidelines for Implementing Medical Operations in the Counterinsurgency (COIN) Fight: A Framework for Engagement. 7 - 11 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Becker T. Link M. Medical Rules of Engagement Negative Patients: The Dilemma of Forward Surgical Teams in Counterinsurgency Operations. 12 - 15 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Mabry R. Frankfurt A. Advanced Airway Management In Combat Casualties by Medics at the Point of Injury: A Sub-Group Analysis of the Reach Study. 16 - 19 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Boedeker B. Nicholsal T. Carpenter J. Singh L. Bernhagen M. Murray W. Wadman M. A Comparison of Direct versus Indirect Laryngoscopic Visualization during Endotracheal Intubation of Lightly Embalmed Cadavers utilizing the Glide Scope?, Storz Medi Pack Mobile Imaging SystemTM and the New Storz CMACTM Videolaryngoscope. 21 - 29 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

True N. Conway A. Landis T. Cairns C. Cairns B. Interest Survey and Guide to Medical School Admissions for SOF Medics. 30 - 34 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Walker T. Lennemann L. Anderson V. Lyons W. Zupan M. Adaptations to a New Physical Training Program in the Combat Controller Training Pipeline. 37 - 44 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Healy M. Military Static Line Parachuting Injuries Seen by the Airborne Battalion Provider. 45 - 51 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Thompson W. Case Report: Acute Intermittent Porphyria in a 21 year-old Active Duty Male. 52 - 56 (CASE STUDY)

Winter 2011

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Rufolo D. Facciolla C. Public Health Operations in the JSOTF-P. 4 - 7 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Caci J. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs: A Missing Link in COIN Strategy. 8 - 11 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Kechijan D. Optimizing Nutrition for Performance at Altitude: A Literature Review. 12 - 17 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Froede K. Soldier's Can Take It - A Conceptual Analysis of Trauma. 18 - 22 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Harcke T. Crawley G. Mazuchowski E. Feedback to the Field: An Assessment of Sternal Intraosseous (IO) Infusion. 23 - 26 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Brandon J. Hill G. Altered Mental Status in a U.S. Army Special Forces Soldier. 27 - 29 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Kragh J. O'Neill M. Beebe D. Fox C. Beekley A. Cain J. Parsons D. Mabry R. Blakbourne L. Survey of the Indications for Use of Emergency Tourniquets. 30 - 38 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Walker T. Lennemann L. McGregor J. Mauzy C. Zupan M. Physiological and Psychological Characteristics of Successful Combat Controller Trainees. 39 - 47 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Fall 2010

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Sell T. Abt J. Crawford K. Lovalekar M. Nagai T. Deluzio J. Smalley B. McGrail M. Rowe R. Cardin S. Lephart S. Warrior Model for Human Performance and Injury Prevention: Eagle Tactical Athlete Program (ETAP) Part 1. 2 - 21 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Abt J. Sell T. Crawford K. Lovalekar M. Nagai T. Deluzio J. Smalley B. McGrail M. Rowe R. Cardin S. Lephart S. Warrior Model for Human Performance and Injury Prevention: Eagle Tactical Athlete Program (ETAP) Part II. 22 - 33 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Goff P. Air Force Preventive Medicine's Role in the War Against Terrorism: New Missions for the Global Counterinsurgency. 34 - 37 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

DeLellis S. Acetazolamide or Not, Prior To Ascent?. 38 - 40 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Thompson W. Scapula Fracture Secondary to Static Line Injury in a 22 year-old Active Duty Soldier. 41 - 44 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

McCown M. Grzeszak B. Public Health Foodborne Illness Case Study During a Special Operations Forces Deployment to South America. 45 - 47 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Hettich T. Whitfield E. Kratz K. Frament C. Case Report: Use of the Immediate Post Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing (ImPACT) to Assist with Return to Duty Determination of Special Operations Soldiers who Sustained Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. 48 - 55 (CASE STUDY)

Dorogi L. Notes on the Establishment of the United States Army Special Warfare Center (Airborne) Surgeon's Office. 58 - 63 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Pennardt A. Critical Care Credentials for the SOF Advanced Tactical Practitioner. 97 - 98 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Summer 2010

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Pueschel M. U.S. Special Forces Medics in Afghanistan Look to Partner with NGOs on Rural Health. 5 - 9 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Detro J. Time for a Change: Recommended MTOE Rank Adjustment for Army Special Operations Physician Assistants. 10 - 13 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Hughes J. Shelton B. Hughes T. Suspected Dietary Supplement Injuries in Special Operations Soldiers. 14 - 24 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Bowling F. Pennardt A. The Use of Fresh Whole Blood Transfusions by the SOF Medic for Hemostatic Resuscitation in the Austere Environment. 25 - 35 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Smith C. Sorrells A. Coburn M. Management of Urinary Retention in an Austere Environment: Suprapubic Catheter Placement. 36 - 40 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

McCown M. Grzeszak B. Zoonotic and Infectious Disease Surveillance in Central America: Honduran Feral Cats Positive for Toxoplasma, Trypanosoma, Leishmania, Rickettsia, and Lyme disease. 41 - 43 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Whitney R. Hurlburt dental team aids and trains West African countries. 44 - 45 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Kacoroski J. Bonk C. Gilpatrick S. A Case of Tapeworm Infestation. 46 - 48 (CASE STUDY)

Pennardt A. The Time to Field Freeze Dried Plasma Is Now. 49 - 49 (EDITORIAL)

Chen L. Reisner A. Gribok A. Reifman J. Exploration of Prehospital Vital Sign Trends for the Prediction of Trauma Outcomes. 55 - 62 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Deal T. From the USSOCOM Command Surgeon. 65 - 65 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Benson P. From the USASOC Component Surgeon. 66 - 66 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Iddins B. From the USASOC Component Surgeon. 67 - 68 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Griffay A. From the MARSOC Component Surgeon. 69 - 70 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Newton F. From the SOCPAC TSOC Surgeon. 71 - 72 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Ong R. From the SOCAFRICA TSOC Surgeon. 73 - 73 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Landers A. From the Special Forces Surgeon. 74 - 74 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Myatt C. From the USSOCOM Psychologist. 75 - 76 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Butler F. Tactical Combat Casualty Care. 77 - 86 (CASE STUDY)

Veliz C. Montgomery H. Kotwal R. Ranger First Responder and the Evolution of Tactical Combat Casualty Care. 90 - 91 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Elliot S. Bogus Tourniquets Could Endanger Lives in Combat. 118 - 119 (EDITORIAL)

Arne B. Regional Anesthetic Blocks for the Care of Minor Upper Extremity Wounds Part One. 120 - 122 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Arne B. Regional Anesthetic Blocks for the Care of Minor Upper Extremity Wounds Part Two. 123 - 125 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Spring 2010

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Faudree L. 160th SOAR (A) Flight Medic Specialized Training: The Special Operations Aviation Medical Indoctrination Course. 4 - 6 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Heiner J. Baker B. McArthur T. The Ultrasound Detection of Simulated Long Bone Fractures by U.S. Army Special Forces Medics. 7 - 10 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Vasios W. Hubler D. Lopez R. Morgan A. Fracture Detection in a Combat Theater: Four Cases Comparing Ultrasound to Conventional Radiography. 11 - 15 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Morgan A. Vasios W. Hubler D. Benson P. Special Operator Level Clinical Ultrasound: An Experience in Application and Training. 16 - 21 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Deaton T. Roby J. Injury Profile for Airborne Operations Utilizing the SF-10A Maneuverable Parachute. 22 - 25 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Ware O. Special Forces Medic (18D) and Medical Training. 26 - 27 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Ben-Galim P. Internal Decapitation - High Ligamentus Cervical Injury. 31 - 34 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Ben-Galim P. Sibai T. Hipp J. Heggeness M. Reitman C. Internal Decapitation: Survival After Head to Neck Dissociation Injuries. 35 - 39 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Deal V. From the USSOCOM Command Surgeon. 44 - 44 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Benson P. From the USASOC Component Surgeon. 45 - 45 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Iddins B. From the AFSOC Component Surgeon. 46 - 47 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Gluck G. From the NAVSPECWARCOM Component Surgeon. 48 - 49 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Griffay A. From the MARSOC Component Surgeon. 50 - 50 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Newton F. From the SOCPAC TSOC Surgeon. 51 - 52 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Landers A. From the Special Forces Surgeon. 53 - 53 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Myatt C. Commentary on Fundamental Approaches in the Treatment of Suspected Mild-to-Moderate Traumatic Brain Injury. 54 - 55 (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)

Anonymous . Combat Application Tourniquet (GEN III vs. E-CAT). 83 - 102 (CASE STUDY)

Paul J. Easy Filth Fly Abatement During Deployment. 103 - 103 (CASE STUDY)

Arne B. Lessons Learned. 104 - 106 (CASE STUDY)

Winter 2010

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Geers D. Special Operations Individual Medical Equipment Part 2 - The In-Use and Survival Medical Kits. 3 - 15 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Alderman S. Christensen J. Crawford I. Medical Seminars: A New Paradigm for SOF Counterinsurgency Medical Programs. 16 - 22 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Lutz R. Kane S. Lay J. Evidence-Based Diagnosis and Management of mTBI in Forward Deployed Settings: The Genesis of the USASOC Neurocognitive Testing and Post-Injury Evaluation and Treatment Program. 23 - 38 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Cozzarelli T. Evaluation and Treatment of Persistent Cognitive Dysfunction Following Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. 39 - 42 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Shearer D. Lomasney L. Pierce K. Dislocation of the Knee: Imaging Finding. 43 - 47 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Newton F. Monkey Bite Exposure Treatment Protocol. 48 - 49 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Taylor W. Canine Tactical Field Care Part Three - Thoracic and Abdominal Trauma. 49 - 58 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Crisp J. Portable Ultrasound Empowers Special Forces Medics. 59 - 62 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Mulvaney S. Mcbeth M. Medical Humanitarian Missions. 73 - 74 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Black I. McManus J. Pain Management In Current Combat Operations. 75 - 79 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Fall 2009

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Harrington R. SOF Dentistry. 3 - 10 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Hollingsworth D. The Prevalence and Impact of Musculoskeletal Injuries During a Pre-deployment Workup Cycle: Survey of a Marine Corps Special Operations Company. 11 - 15 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Hughes J. Hughes T. Pre-Deployment Training Recommendations for Special Forces Medical Sergeants Based on Recent Operation Enduring Freedom Experiences. 16 - 19 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Remick K. The Surgical Resuscitation Team: Surgical Trauma Support for U.S. Army Special Operations Forces. 20 - 25 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

McCown M. Grzeszak B. Rada Morales J. Veterinary Public Health Essentials To Deployment Health Surveillance: Applying Zoonotic Disease Surveillance and Food/Water Safety at SOF Deployment Sites. 26 - 31 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Tobin J. Trauma Anesthesia Plan for Non-Permissive Environments. 32 - 35 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

DeLellis S. Kane S. Katz K. The Neurometabolic Cascade and Implications of mTBI: Mitigating Risk to the SOF Community. 36 - 42 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Geers D. Special Operations Individual Medical Equipment: Part One - The Major Trauma Kit. 43 - 52 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Hetzler M. Risk G. Damage Control Resuscitation for the Special Forces Medic: Part Two - Simplifying and Improving Prolonged Trauma Care. 53 - 62 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Lynch J. Diving Medicine: A Review of Current Evidence. 72 - 79 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Zimmerman D. OPERATION SAMS. 80 - 83 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Summer 2009

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Hammesfahr J. Field Evaluation and Management of Non-Battle Related Knee and Ankle Injuries by the ATP in the Austere Environment: Part III. 1 - 6 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Wallace G. NATO SOF Transformation and the Development of NATO SOF Medical Doctrine and Policy.. 7 - 13 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Risk G. Hetzler M. Damage Control Resuscitation for the Special Forces Medic: Simplifying and Improving Prolonged Trauma Care: Part One. 14 - 21 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Arcure J. Harrison E. Review Article of the Use of Early Hypothermia in the Treatment of Traumatic Brain Injuries. 22 - 25 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Ballard S. Enzenauer R. O'Donnell T. Fleming J. Risk G. Waite A. Emergency Lateral Canthotomy and Cantholysis: A Simple Procedure to Preserve Vision from Sight Threatening Orbital Hemorrhage. 26 - 32 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Baldwin T. Tinnitus, a Military Epidemic? Is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy the Answer?. 33 - 43 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Shearer D. Mahon R. Brain Natriuretic Peptide Levels in Six Basic Underwater Demolitions/SEAL Recruits Presenting with Swimming Induced Pulmonary Edema (SIPE). 44 - 50 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Kotwal R. Butler F. Murray C. Hill G. Rayfield J. Miles E. Central Retinal Vein Occlusion in an Army Ranger with Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase Deficiency. 59 - 63 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Mabry R. Cuenca P. Should We Teach Every Soldier How to Start an IV?. 64 - 66 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Pietrzak R. Johnson D. Goldstein M. Malley J. Southwick S. Psychological Resilience and Postdeployment Social Support Protect Against Traumatic Stress and Depressive Symptoms in Soldiers Returning from Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. 67 - 73 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Pietrzak R. Johnson D. Goldstein M. Malley J. Rivers A. Morgan C. Southwick S. Psychosocial Buffers of Traumatic Stress, Depressive Symptoms, and Psychosocial Difficulties in Veterans of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom: The Role of Resilience, Unit Support, and Post Deployment Social Support. 74 - 78 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Myatt C. Johnson D. Editorial Comment on "Psychological Resilience and Postdeployment Social Support Protect Against Traumatic Stress and Depressive Symptoms in Soldiers Returning from Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. 79 - 79 (EDITORIAL)

Myatt C. Johnson D. Editorial Comment on ?Psychosocial Buffers of Traumatic Stress, Depressive Symptoms, and Psychosocial Difficulties in Veterans of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom: The Role of Resilience, Unit Support, and Post-Deployment Social Support?. 80 - 80 (EDITORIAL)

Spring 2009

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Hammesfahr J. Field Evaluation and Management of Non-Battle Related Knee and Ankle Injuries by the Advanced Tactical Practitioner (ATP) in the Austere Environment Part Two. 2 - 12 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Taylor W. Canine Tactical Field Care Part Two - Massive Hemorrhage Control and Physiologic Stabilization of the Volume Depleted, Shock-Affected, or Heatstroke-Affected Caninie. 13 - 21 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Hart R. Detro J. A Case of Reactive Arthritis in a Ranger Indoctrination Program (RIP) Student. 22 - 28 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Goss D. Christopher G. Faulk R. Moore J. Functional Training Program Bridges Rehabilitation and Return to Duty. 29 - 48 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Parsons D. Convertino V. Idris A. Smith S. Lindstrom D. Parquette B. Auferheide T. The Impedance Threshold Device (ITD-7) A New Device for Combat Casualty Care to Augment Circulation and Blood Pressure in Hypotensive Spontaneously Breathing Warfighters. 49 - 53 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Dorogi L. The United States Army Special Forces - Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Field Epidemiologic Survey Team (Airborne). 54 - 71 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Finlayson K. SORT(ing) Out the Casualties: The Special Operations Resuscitation Team in Afghanistan. 77 - 86 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Morgan C. Hazlett G. Dial-Ward M. Southwick S. Baseline Dissociation and Prospective Success in Special Forces Assessment and Selection. 87 - 92 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHEDE)

Mabry R. McManus J. Prehospital Advances in the Management of Severe Penetrating Trauma. 93 - 101 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Rich N. Dimond F. Results of Vietnamese Acupuncture Seen at the Second Surgical Hospital. 102 - 104 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Baker J. Truesdale C. Schlanser J. Overview of Combat Trauma in Military Working Dogs in Iraq and Afghanistan. 105 - 108 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

King T. Skill Identifier for Army Medical Department Officers in Special Operations. 138 - 139 (EDITORIAL)

Winter 2009

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Royal J. Taylor C. Planning and Operational Considerations for Units Utilizing Military Working Dogs. 5 - 9 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Lutz R. Carlton D. Taylor S. HIV Postexposure Prophylaxis for Special Forces Soldiers. 10 - 15 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Rosenthal M. Differential Diagnosis of Shoulder Pain Followed by Progressive Weakness: A Case Report. 16 - 19 (CASE STUDY)

Gilpatrick S. Clinical Red Flags from the USSOCOM TMEPS - Recognize, Act Fast, and Evacuate!. 20 - 26 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Riesberg J. The Special Operations Resuscitation Team: Robust Role II Medical Support for Today's SOF Environment. 27 - 32 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Hammesfahr J. Field Evaluation and Management of Non-Battle Related Knee and Ankle Injuries by the Advanced Tactical Practitioner in an Austere Environment Part One. 33 - 42 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Monti J. Younggren B. Blankenship R. Ultrasound Detection of Pneumothorax with Minimally Trained Sonographers: A Preliminary Study. 43 - 46 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Richey S. Tourniquets for the Control of Traumatic Hemorrhage: A Review of the Literature. 56 - 64 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Tien H. Jung V. Rizoli S. Acharya S. MacDonald J. An Evaluation of Tactical Combat Casualty Care Interventions in a Combat Envrionment. 65 - 68 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Guo J. The Command of Biotechnology and Merciful Conquest in Military Opposition. 69 - 73 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Brodie S. Hodgetts T. Ollerton J. McLeod J. Lambert P. Mahoney P. Tourniquet Use in Combat Trauma: UK Military Experience. 74 - 77 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Anonymous . Company Command Building: Combat-Ready Teams - Makings Sense of Killing. 78 - 81 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Fall 2008

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DePold G. Adaptive Eyewear: Freeing the (Visually) Oppressed. 25 - 26 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Murphy C. Battlefield Use of Human Plasma by Special Operations Forces. 27 - 29 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Ball J. Hetzler M. Thoughts on Aid Bags Part Two. 30 - 35 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Johnston M. Shearer J. Wilson W. A New Look On Civil Military Operations. 36 - 37 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Hill M. Nix R. Hopkins C. Konoske P. Pang G. Using Modeling to Predict Medical Requirements for Special Operations Missions. 38 - 46 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Keenan S. Morgan A. Blankenship R. Hubler D. Ultrasound in Special Operations Medicine: A Proposal for Application and Training. 47 - 54 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Mabry R. Cuenca P. A Dangerous Waste of Time: Teaching Every Soldier Intravenous Line Placement. 55 - 57 (EDITORIAL)

Bailey S. Holt C. Pfluger K. La Budde Z. Afergan D. Stripling R. Miller P. Hall E. Impact of Prolonged Exercise in the Heat and Carbohydrate Supplementation on Performance of a Virtual Environment Task. 87 - 92 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Mancuso J. McCoy J. Pelka B. Kahn P. Gaydos J. The Challenge of Controlling Lead and Silica Exposures from Firing Ranges in a Special Operations Force. 93 - 96 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Caldwell J. Go Pills in Combat Prejudice, Propriety, and Practicality. 97 - 102 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Taylor M. Markham A. Reis J. Padilla G. Potterat E. Drummond S. Mujica-Parodi L. Physical Fitness Influences Stress Reactions to Extreme Military Training. 103 - 108 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Myatt C. Mercer G. Editorial Comment on Physical Fitness Influences Stress Reactions to Extreme Military Training (Taylor, et al., 2008).. 109 - 109 (EDITORIAL)

Dolan C. Adler A. Military Hardiness as a Buffer of Psychological Health on Return from Deployment. 110 - 115 (EDITORIAL)

Myatt C. Editorial Comment on Military hardiness as a buffer of psychological health on return from deployment (Dolan & Adler, 2006). 116 - 116 (EDITORIAL)

Summer 2008

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Hetzler M. Ball J. Thoughts on Aid Bags: Part 1. 47 - 53 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Taylor W. Canine Tactical Field Care: Part One. The Physical Examination and Medical Assessment. 54 - 60 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Delmonaco B. Andrews J. May A. Intermittent Hypoxic Exposure Protocols to Rapidly Induce Altitude Acclimatization in the SOF Operator. 61 - 64 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Pennardt A. Talbot T. Acute Mountain Sickness Prophylaxis in the SOF Operator. 65 - 66 (EDITORIAL)

Lang G. A Series of Special Operations Forces Patients with Sexual Dysfunction in Association with a Mental Health Condition. 67 - 73 (EDITORIAL)

Forsten R. Roberts R. Stewart C. Solomon B. Baggett M. Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Situational Awareness for Special Operations Medical Providers. 74 - 87 (CASE STUDY)

Thompson D. Spontaneous Pneumopericardium, Pneumomedastinum and Subcutaneous Emphysema in a 22-year old Active Duty Soldier. 88 - 90 (EDITORIAL)

Von Hoff D. Kuhn J. Burris H. Miller L. Does intraosseous equal intravenous? A pharmacokinetic study. 112 - 119 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Richey S. Tourniquets for the control of traumatic hemorrhage: A review of the literature. 120 - 129 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

MacIntyre A. Markarian M. Carrison D. Coates J. Kuhls D. Fildes J. Three-Step Emergency Cricothyroidotomy. 130 - 130 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Spring 2008

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Depenbrock P. Tympanic Membrane Perforation in IED Blasts. 51 - 54 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Royal J. Casualty Wounding Patterns in Special Operations Forces in Operation Iraqi Freedom. 55 - 60 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Vogelsang R. Sofaly C. Richey M. Veterinary Care System for Military Working Dogs ? A Case Study. 61 - 67 (CASE STUDY)

Ervin M. Air Force Special Operations Command Special Operations Surgical Team (SOST) CONOPS. 68 - 75 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Lynch J. Pallis M. Clinical Diagnoses in a Special Forces Group: The Musculoskeletal Burden. 76 - 80 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Zengerink I. Brink P. Laupland K. Raber E. Zygun D. Kortbeek J. Needle Thoracostomy in the Treatment of a Tension Pneumothorax in Trauma Patients: What Size Needle?. 92 - 95 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Harcke H. Pearse L. Levy A. Getz J. Robinson S. Chest Wall Thickness in Military Personnel: Implications for Needle Thoracentesis in Tension Pneumothorax. 96 - 99 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Winter 2008

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Kacprowicz R. Johnson T. Mosley D. Fentanyl for Pain Control in Special Operations. 48 - 53 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Burns G. DeLellis S. Lateral Canthotomy in Orbital Compartment Syndrome: Special Operations Medics on the Battlefield Can Save the Eye. 54 - 57 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Bowden L. Fascioliasis and Fasciolopsiasis: Similar Names, Similar Diseases?. 58 - 67 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

French L. McCrea M. Baggett M. The Military Acute Concussion Evaluation (MACE). 68 - 77 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Fosse E. Husurn H. Surgery in Afghanistan: A Light Model for Field Surgery During War. 101 - 105 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

Mucciarone J. Llewellyn C. Wightman J. Tactical Combat Casualty Care in the Assault on Punta Paitilla Airfield. 106 - 110 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

McManus J. Sallee D. Pain Management in the Prehospital Environment. 111 - 119 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Baker J. Truesdale C. Gunshot Wounds in Military Working Dogs. 120 - 121 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

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Johnson A. Haley C. Ward J. Hazards of Dietary Supplement Use. 30 - 38 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Malsby R. Territo B. Medical Civilian Assistance Programs (MEDCAP) in Direct Support of Kinetic Operations: A Template for Integration of Civil Medical Operations as a Force Multiplier During Combat Operations.. 39 - 43 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Horsley G. Hypertension and the SOF Warrior. 44 - 47 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Keenan S. Role of Medicine in Supporting Special Forces Counter-Insurgency Operations in Southern Afghanistan. 48 - 50 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Blazier S. Leach R. Perez G. Holmes B. Blough R. Keenan S. Running a Local National Medical Clinic for Special Forces/Special Operations Medical Personnel. 51 - 57 (JOURNAL ARTICLE)

Grau L. Jorgensen W. Handling The Wounded in a Counter-Guerrilla War: The Soviet/Russian Experience in Afghanistan And Chechnya. 65 - 73 (PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED)

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