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Management of Severe Crush Injuries in Austere Environments: A Special Operations Perspective
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Physiological and Psychological Stressors Affecting Performance, Health, and Recovery in Special Forces Operators: Challenges and Solutions. A Scoping Review
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Obstacle Course Events: Hazards and Prevention Measures
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Tactical Combat Casualty Care Maritime Scenario: Shipboard Missile Strike
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Invasive Reduction of Paraphimosis in an Adolescent Male While in a Deployed Austere Environment
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Pham C, Zehring J, Berry-Caban CS 17(1). 9 - 13 (Case Reports)
Paraphimosis is a urologic emergency resulting in tissue necrosis and partial amputation, if not reduced. Paraphimosis occurs when the foreskin of the uncircumcised or partially circumcised male is retracted behind the glans penis, develops venous and lymphatic congestion, and cannot be returned to its normal position. Invasive reduction of paraphimosis requires minimal instruments and can be accomplished by experienced providers. This case describes a 10-year-old local national with paraphimosis over 10 days that required invasive reduction in a deployed austere environment in Africa.
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