Full-Day Military Surgical Symposium - Trauma and Critical Care Presentations
(MSS01) PERIVESICULAR HEMATOMA: A UNIQUE INJURY RESULTING FROM MILITARY PARACHUTING
Elizabeth Andersen, MD (Womack Army Medical Center)
(MSS02) EVALUATING TELEOPERATED SURGICAL ASSISTANCE FOR TRAUMA RELATED VASCULAR REPAIR SURGERIES
Keo Pich (US Army Futures Command, Medical Research & Development Command, Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center, Fort Detrick, MD)
(MSS03) TRANSLATING MEDICAL CODING TO DEPLOYMENT READINESS: MILITARY-CIVILIAN PARTNERSHIP SURGEON PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS BY A NOVEL CPT TO ICTL MAP
Talia R Arcieri, MD (Division of Trauma, Surgical Critical Care and Burns, Daughtry Family Department of Surgery, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine; Jackson Memorial Hospital Ryder Trauma Center and US Army Trauma Training Center, Miami, Florida)
(MSS04) UTILITY OF EMERGENT RESUSCITATIVE THORACOTOMY IN COMBAT PATIENTS INJURED IN RUSSO-UKRAINIAN WAR
Andrii Dinets, PhD, Associate Professor (National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine)
(MSS05) A STUDY OF MATHEMATICAL MODELING FOR IDENTIFICATION OF SPECIFIC FEATURES OF THE TERMINAL BALLISTICS FOR THE GUNSHOT BULLET AND SHRAPNEL WOUNDS
Andrii Dinets, PhD, Associate Professor (National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine)
(MSS06) BLEEDING OUT: IMPROVISED VERSUS COMMERCIAL TOURNIQUETS FOR THE CONTROL OF JUNCTIONAL HEMORRHAGE
Andrew H Tran, MD (MetroHealth Medical Center)
(MSS07) SURGICAL STABILIZATION BY EXTERNAL FIXATION OF FRACTURES SUSTAINED IN COMBAT DURING THE GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR
Michael D Cobler-Lichter, MD (Divisions of Trauma, Surgical Critical Care & Burns, Daughtry Family Department of Surgery, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and Jackson Memorial Hospital Ryder Trauma Center, and US Army Trauma Training Center, Miami, Florida, USA)
(MSS08) A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES CAPABLE OF BLOOD TRANSPORTATION FOR THE US MILITARY
Jimmy Grandinette, MD (Tripler Army Medical Center)