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Volume 14 - March 1999

Disaster Epidemiology

General Session XV

Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Volume Resuscitation Therapy for Crush Syndrome Patients following a Large Earthquake

Estimation and Reduction of Casualties in Buildings During Earthquakes

Simulation for Estimating Timing for Influenza Vaccination for Disaster Refugees

Snow-Slide Accident with 41 Cases of Sudden Death

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

General Session XV

Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrests in the Northern Part of Osaka Prefecture: Utstein Style Reporting in Japan

Retrospective Analysis of Cardiac Arrest for the Last 15 Years in the King Khalid University Hospital (KKUH), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Factors Influencing Survival after Out-of-Hospital Ventricular Fibrillation (OHVF) Cardiac Arrest in Japan

Mass CPR Teaching as a Method of Instilling Confidence and Comfort in the Performance of CPR Skills

Emergency Life-Guards in Japan Improve Outcome from Out-Of-Hospital Cardiopulmonary Arrest

Education and Training

General Session XVIII

Education and Training of Physicians in Emergency Medicine in the Czech Republic

Ethical Considerations of Models for Teaching Emergency Medicine

Management of Mass Casualties from Traffic Accidents in the City

Evaluation of Emergency Medical Services Systems (EMSS) for Burn Patients in Osaka Prefecture

Emergency Medicine Models: International/Mexico 1998

Medical Response Against Terrorism

Panel Discussion IV

Epidemiological and Medical Aspects of Terrorism

Medical Response against Terrorism: Training and Education

Medical Response to Biological Terrorism

Non-Conventional Warfare: Health Policy at the National Level

Prevention and Management of Chemical and Biological Casualties

Detection and Identification of Unknown Poisonous Substances Patient Materials

Panel Discussion VI

Mass Foodborne Poisoning Incidents: Clinical and Screening Laboratory Data May Differentiate Cyanide from Arsenic Poisoning

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Volume 14 - March 1999

Disaster Epidemiology

General Session XV

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

General Session XV

Education and Training

General Session XVIII

Medical Response Against Terrorism

Panel Discussion IV

Detection and Identification of Unknown Poisonous Substances Patient Materials

Panel Discussion VI