Latest Products

Winter 2015 Journal (Vol 15 Ed 4)

$30.00

Qty:

Total Price:

Add to Cart

Vol 15 Ed 4
Winter 2015 Journal of Special Operations Medicine
ISSN: 1553-9768

Availability: 9 In Stock
Manufacturer:

Write Review

Rating: *

Your Name: *

Your Review: *

Note: Do not use HTML in the text.

Hypolipidemia in a Special Operations Candidate: Case Report and Review of the Literature
$37.00
The Combat Medic Aid Bag: 2025 CoTCCC Top 10 Recommended Battlefield Trauma Care Research, Development, and Evaluation Priorities for 2015
$37.00
Testing Tourniquet Use in a Manikin Model: Two Improvised Techniques
$37.00
Different Width and Tightening System: Emergency Tourniquets on Distal Limb Segments
$37.00
Comprehensive Performance Nutrition for Special Operations Forces
$37.00
Evaluating Alternatives to Traditional Cotton Laparotomy Sponges for Blood Absorption in the Austere and Mobile Surgical Environment
$37.00
OK, Doc . . . What Do I Really Have? Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Versus Traumatic Brain Injury
$37.00
Garrison Clinical Setting Inadequate for Maintenance of Procedural Skills for Emergency Medicine Physicians: A Cross-Sectional Study
$37.00
Remote Telementored Ultrasound-Directed Compression to Potentially Accelerate Hemostasis in Exsanguinating Junctional Vascular Injuries
$37.00
Fever and Thrombocytopenia in a Returning Soldier
$37.00
Taser and Conducted Energy Weapons
$37.00
US Military Dietary Protein Recommendations: A Simple But Often Confused Topic
$37.00
Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever
$37.00
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome
$37.00
Injuries and Footwear (Part 1): Athletic Shoe History and Injuries in Relation to Foot Arch Height and Training in Boots
$37.00
Real-World Experience With Three Point-of-Care Blood Analyzers in Deployed Environments
$37.00
Recovery of Bacteria and Fungi From a Leg Wound
$37.00
Application of Medical Intelligence Prep of the Environment: A Review of Operational Vignettes
$37.00
Deconstructing the Definition of Prolonged Field Care
$37.00
The Continuing Threat of Intentional Mass Casualty Events in the U.S.
$37.00
Military History of Increasing Survival: The U.S. Military Experience with Tourniquets and Hemostatic Dressings in the Afghanistan and Iraq Conflicts
$37.00
Hemorrhage Control Devices: Tourniquets and Hemostatic Dressings
$37.00
Intentional Mass Casualty Events: Implications for Prehospital Emergency Medical Services Systems
$37.00
Integrated Education of All Responders
$37.00