AIRRESCUE MAGAZIN · Ausgabe 2/2014

Aus dem Inhalt:

• AIRMED World Congress in review
  Louise Rosson · S. 12–13
• Managing burns patients in HEMS and air ambulance service – an overview
  Jean-Ernst Harbarth · S. 14–17
• HEMS in Scandinavia provided by anaesthesiologists
  Kristi G. Bache; Andreas Krüger; Hans Morten Lossius · S. 18–21
• Pediatric airways: Children are not small adults
  Asha Shenoi; Scottie B. Day · S. 22–27
• Real-time ultrasound: Current pre-hospital applications and future concepts
  Raoul Breitkreutz; Dorothea Hempel; Axel J. Teltzerow; Stephanie Blum; Peter M. Zechner; Wolfgang Heinz; Felix Walcher · S. 28–31
• Septic or cardiogenic shock? A Case of 'Whodunnit'
  Amy Neglia; Josh Bingaman · S. 32–33
• The massively bleeding patient: time to transfuse
  Jostein S. Hagemo · S. 34–41
• Surviving an amniotic fluid embolism and placental abruption in the field
  Amanda Lawrence · S. 42–45
• Mechanical vs. manual chest compression: State of the art
  Hans-Christian Mochmann · S. 46–49
• Introducing HEMS into an 'urban trauma system': Will it affect the outcome?
  Rasmus Hesselfeldt · S. 50–52
• Intensive care in the air for two decades: Swedish Airborne Intensive Care in Uppsala
  David Ohlén · S. 53–57
• Balancing patient privacy and public demand for transparency
  Marte Ramborg · S. 58–59
• From conventional to performance-based navigation
  Grégoire Verlut · S. 60–64
• Air rescue in court – take off and landing
  Michael R. Ufer · S. 65–67