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Fisher, Andrew
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Concept Emergency Medicine
Concept Emergency Medical Technicians
Concept Emergency Service, Hospital
Concept Emergency Treatment
Concept Emergency Medical Services
Academic Article Prehospital analgesia with ketamine for combat wounds: a case series.
Academic Article Volumetric control of whole blood collection in austere environments.
Academic Article QuikClot? Combat Gauze? Use by Ground Forces in Afghanistan The Prehospital Trauma Registry Experience.
Academic Article A Pilot Project Demonstrating that Combat Medics Can Safely Administer Parenteral Medications in the Emergency Department.
Academic Article Prehospital Administration of Tranexamic Acid by Ground Forces in Afghanistan: The Prehospital Trauma Registry Experience.
Academic Article Chest Seal Placement for Penetrating Chest Wounds by Prehospital Ground Forces in Afghanistan.
Academic Article Prehospital Application of Hemostatic Agents in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Academic Article Prehospital Administration of Antibiotic Prophylaxis for Open Combat Wounds in Afghanistan: 2013-2014.
Academic Article Junctional Tourniquet Use During Combat Operations in Afghanistan: The Prehospital Trauma Registry Experience.
Academic Article Prehospital Resuscitation Performed on Hypotensive Trauma Patients in Afghanistan: The Prehospital Trauma Registry Experience.
Academic Article The Prehospital Trauma Registry Experience With Intraosseous Access.
Academic Article Fresh Low Titer O Whole Blood Transfusion in the Austere Medical Environment.
Academic Article An analysis of the incidence of hypothermia in casualties presenting to emergency departments in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Academic Article Low titer group O whole blood resuscitation: Military experience from the point of injury.
Academic Article An Analysis and Comparison of Prehospital Trauma Care Provided by Medical Officers and Medics on the Battlefield.
Academic Article Battlefield Vital Sign Monitoring in Role 1 Military Treatment Facilities: A Thematic Analysis of After-Action Reviews from the Prehospital Trauma Registry.
Academic Article Blood Product Administration During the Role 1 Phase of Care: The Prehospital Trauma Registry Experience.
Academic Article An Analysis of 13 Years of Prehospital Combat Casualty Care: Implications for Maintaining a Ready Medical Force.
Academic Article Prehospital Vasopressor Use Is Associated with Worse Mortality in Combat Wounded.
Academic Article Implementation of a low titer group O whole blood program for a law enforcement tactical team.
Academic Article Development of prehospital assessment findings associated with massive transfusion.
Academic Article Vital sign thresholds predictive of death in the combat setting.
Concept Emergency Responders
Academic Article An Analysis of Prehospital Trauma Registry After-Action Reviews in Afghanistan.
Academic Article An Analysis of Prehospital Blood Administration in the Indo-Pacific Command.
Academic Article A Descriptive Analysis of Battlefield First Responder and Combat Lifesaver Interventions during the Role 1 Phase of Care.
Academic Article 16 Years of Role 1 Trauma Care: A Descriptive Analysis of Casualties within the Prehospital Trauma Registry.
Academic Article A Retrospective Analysis of Combat Injury Patterns and Prehospital Interventions Associated with the Development of Sepsis.
Academic Article Corrigendum to "Characterizing pediatric supermassive transfusion and the contributing injury patterns in the combat environment" [American Journal of Emergency Medicine 51 (2022) 139-143].
Academic Article Trends in Prehospital Blood, Crystalloid, and Colloid Administration in Accordance With Changes in Tactical Combat Casualty Care Guidelines.
Academic Article Improving Outcomes Associated with Prehospital Combat Airway Interventions: An Unrealized Opportunity.
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