Prehospital and Disaster Medicine: Volume 24 - Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers International Preparedness and Response to Emergencies and Disasters (IPRED 2010)

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Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers International Preparedness and Response to Emergencies and Disasters (IPRED 2010)

Volume 24 - supplement S1 - February 2009

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Poster Presentations—Emergency Medical Services

(N28) Creation of a Baseline to Cope with Orotracheal Intubation
Hysham Hadef, Raphael Gable, Jean Claude Bartier
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(N29) Effect of Endotracheal Suctioning on Intracranial Pressure in Severe Head Injured Patients Admitted to the Neurosurgical Unit
Sakineh Gholamzadeh, Mostafah Javadi, Shirin Rahnama, B. Zeighami
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(N30) Patient Comfort during Prehospital Care
Björn-Ove Suserud, Anders Jonsson, Magnus Hagiwara, Anna Backlund
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(N31) A New Way of Decreasing the Damages due to Paramedics Driving
Hysham Hadef, Jean Claude Bartier, Thierry Pelaccia
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17 February 2017, pp. s48-s49
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(N32) Telephone Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: Intensive Training Increases the Number of Patients Who Will Benefit
Fabrice Dami, Vincent Fuchs, Bertrand Yersin
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(N33) Dispatching: Seizure Patients May Need Telephone Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Fabrice Dami, Vincent Fuchs, Bertrand Yersin
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(N34) On-Site Presence of a Paramedic, Emergency Physician, and Dispatcher is a Key to Success during Major Incidents
Fabrice Dami, Vincent Fuchs, Bertrand Yersin
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17 February 2017, pp. s49-s50
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(N35) Do Bystanders Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation?
Fabrice Dami, Vincent Fuch, Bertrand Yersin
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17 February 2017, p. s50
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(N36) Hospital Emergency Readiness Overview Study
Daniel Kollek, A.A. Cwinn
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(N37) Comparison of the Effects of Early Plavix Treatment in Emergency Departments
Mohamad Kalantari Meibodi, Hamid Kariman, Shahram Alamdari, Hamid Hatamabadi, Ali Shahrami
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17 February 2017, p. s51
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(N38) Early Prescription of Streptokinase in Myocardial Infarction
Mohamad Kalantari Meibodi, Ali Omrani Nava, Manige Kalantari
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(N39) Demography of Patients Transported by Helicopter to Imam Khmeiny Hospital
Mohamad Kalantari Meibodi, Parisa Mohamadi, Shahram Alamdari
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(N40) World-Class Treatment in Chile in a Complex Case
Birgit S. Schertel-Gruenler
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17 February 2017, pp. s51-s52
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(N41) Growing Demand for Emergency Health Services in Queensland, Australia
Gerard FitzGerald, Peter Aitken, Kirsten McKenzie, Erhan Kozan, Vivienne Tippett, Sam Toloo, Joanna Rego, Jeong-ah Kim
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(N42) In-Flight Vital Signs Blackbox for Trauma Care
Peter F. Hu, Colin F. Mackenzie, Richard Dutton, Ayan Sen, Yan Xiao, Douglas Floccare, Thomas Scalea
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(N43) Improvement of Prehospital Medical Care System in Tbilisi 2005–2008
Kakhaber Chikhradze, Madona Cheishvili, David Oshkhereli, Tamar Zhorzholiani
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(N44) Epidemiologic Profile of Victims of Firearms and Cutting Weapons in the Emergency Room in the Outskirts of Brasília
Durval J. Sobreiro, Leonardo M. Lima, Ivan G. Castilho, Vitorino Modesto
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(N45) Fastrach Laryngeal Mask Airway Management in Out-of-Hospital Critical Care Patients
Antonio Iglesias-Vazquez, Maria Victoria Barreiro-Diaz, Luisa Chayan-Zas, Maria Cegarra-Garcia, Rafael Garcia-Betanzos, Antonio Rodriguez-Nuñez, Luis Sanchez Santos, Miguel Freire-Tellado, Jacobo Varela-Portas, Leonor Estevez-Alvarez
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(N46) Introduction of a Semi-Automatic, External Defibrillation Program in Galicia—A Cost-Effectiveness Study
Antonio Iglesias-Vazquez, Luisa Chayan-Zas, Maria Victoria Barreiro-Diaz, Maria Cegarra-Garcia, Rafael Garcia-Betanzos, Antonio Rodriguez-Nuñez, Luis Sanchez Santos, Monica Penas-Penas, Jacobo Varela-Portas, Emilia Perez-Meiriño
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(N47) Impact of Emergency Department Overcrowding on Regional Disaster Preparedness in the Western Region of Sweden
Amir Khorram-Manesh, Johan Aremyr, Annika Hedelin, Per Örtenwall, Gib Åhlen
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Poster Presentations—Emergency Medical Services

(N28) Creation of a Baseline to Cope with Orotracheal Intubation

(N29) Effect of Endotracheal Suctioning on Intracranial Pressure in Severe Head Injured Patients Admitted to the Neurosurgical Unit

(N30) Patient Comfort during Prehospital Care

(N31) A New Way of Decreasing the Damages due to Paramedics Driving

(N32) Telephone Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: Intensive Training Increases the Number of Patients Who Will Benefit

(N33) Dispatching: Seizure Patients May Need Telephone Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

(N34) On-Site Presence of a Paramedic, Emergency Physician, and Dispatcher is a Key to Success during Major Incidents

(N35) Do Bystanders Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation?

(N36) Hospital Emergency Readiness Overview Study

(N37) Comparison of the Effects of Early Plavix Treatment in Emergency Departments

(N38) Early Prescription of Streptokinase in Myocardial Infarction

(N39) Demography of Patients Transported by Helicopter to Imam Khmeiny Hospital

(N40) World-Class Treatment in Chile in a Complex Case

(N41) Growing Demand for Emergency Health Services in Queensland, Australia

(N42) In-Flight Vital Signs Blackbox for Trauma Care

(N43) Improvement of Prehospital Medical Care System in Tbilisi 2005–2008

(N44) Epidemiologic Profile of Victims of Firearms and Cutting Weapons in the Emergency Room in the Outskirts of Brasília

(N45) Fastrach Laryngeal Mask Airway Management in Out-of-Hospital Critical Care Patients

(N46) Introduction of a Semi-Automatic, External Defibrillation Program in Galicia—A Cost-Effectiveness Study

(N47) Impact of Emergency Department Overcrowding on Regional Disaster Preparedness in the Western Region of Sweden

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