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and higher SpO2 values where a greater number of patient ob­  Efficacy of a Multi-Vent Chest Seal Dressing
          servations were obtained. Conclusion: Hyperoxia was more   Under Different Clinical Conditions
          common and was associated with a greater risk for in­hospital   Amy Connah; Matthew Grist; Andrew Hoggarth (Research
          mortality in critically ill TBI patients, compared to critically ill   & Development at Medtrade Products Ltd, Crewe, UK); Tim
          trauma patients without TBI. Prospective studies are needed   Berrow (Global Product & Business Development Manager at
          to elucidate the mechanisms and clinical implications underly­  Medtrade Products Ltd, Crewe, UK)
          ing these differences to inform oxygen­related clinical practice
          guidelines for military and civilian TBI patients.  The Impact of Environmental Conditions on the Adhesion
                                                             Properties of a Multi-Valve Vented Chest Seal Dressing
                                                             Andrew Hoggarth; Matthew Grist; Amy Connah (Research
                   2022 SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY                  & Development at Medtrade Products Ltd, Crewe, UK); Tim
                  RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS                     Berrow (Global Product & Business Development Manager at
                                                             Medtrade Products Ltd, Crewe, UK)
          Internal Jugular Vein Dissection Diagnosed
          Using Bedside Ultrasonography
          CPT Vanessa C. Hannick, MD (1); CPT Alexandra Palmer,   Retrospective Review of Neuroendocrine Dysfunction
          MD (1); 2d LT Matthew Gaddy, NREMT­P; (2) 2LT Matt   among National Intrepid Center of Excellence (NICoE)
          Brown, Medical Student; (3) CPT Adam Spanier, MD (1);   Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) Patients: Expanded
          MAJ Daniel B. Brillhart, MD (1); 1) Carl R. Darnall Army   Results of Preliminary Findings
          Medical Center, Fort Hood, TX 2) 212th, JBER, AK; 3) Uni­  ENS Bryson Hewins, MS, MSIII (1); LT Rachael Campbell,
          formed Services University, Bethesda, MD           MD, PGY­2 (1,2); Dr. Sara Lippa, PhD, AI (1,2); Carol Moore,
                                                             MA, AI (1); LCDR Kent Werner, MD, PhD, Director of Re­
                                                             search Sleep Center WRNMMC (1,2,3); Dr. Kimbra Kenney,
          Should Dalbavancin Replace Vancomycin in the
          Prolonged Casualty Care Setting?                   MD, Service Chief, Research Ops NICoE (1,2); 1. Uniformed
          2LT Cooper Barber, Medical Student (1); SSG Blake Wright,     Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, MD;
          SO­ATP, NRP, FP­C, Flight Medic; (2) CPT Adam Spanier,   2. National Intrepid Center of Excellence, Bethesda, MD; 3.
          Chief Resident, Emergency Medicine; (3) MAJ James Gragg,   Sleep Disorders Center, Walter Reed National Military Medi­
          Attending  Emergency  Medicine  Physician  (3);  1.  USUHS,   cal Center, Bethesda, MD
          Bethesda, MD; 2. Hunter AAF, Savannah, GA; 3. Carl R. Dar­
          nall Army Medical Center, Fort Hood, TX            An Innovative Civilian Research Model to Inform
                                                             Combat-Relevant Prolonged Casualty Care
                                                             Chandni Patel, BPH1; Lina V. Mata, MD2; Baidwan Navneet,
          “AirSupport” Casualty Transport Pad Outperforms
          the Warrior Evacuation Litter Pad (WELP): Decreased Skin   PhD2; COL (ret) Sean Keenan, MD3; Julia Dixon, MD,
          Surface Pressure at <50% of WELP Weight and 33% of   MPH4;  Elmin Steyn,  MBChB5;  Hendrick  J. Lategan,  MB­
          WELP Size                                          ChB6; Shaheem de Vries MBChB, MPhil7; Adeloye Adeniji,
          Ashish Purekar, PhD: Senior Scientist & Program Manager*;   MBChB, MMed8; Lesley Hodson, MBChB, MMed9; Suzan
          Pablo Sztein, MS: Senior Product Design Engineer*; Jonathan   Mukonkole, MBChB MMed10; Jeanette Verster, MBChB,
          Chambers, PhD: Product Development Engineer*; *InnoVital   MMed11; MAJ Steven G. Schauer, DO, MSCR12; MAJ An­
          Systems (Calverton, MD); Amit Shah, MD: Chief Medical Of­  drew D. Fisher, MD, PA­C LP13; MAJ Michael D. April, MD,
          ficer, InnoVital Systems (Calverton, MD) & Senior Attending   PhD, MSc14; Adit A. Ginde, MD MPH15; Col Vikhyat S. Be­
          Physician, MedStar Emergency Physicians            barta, MD16; Nee­Kofi Mould­ Millman, MD17.
                                                             Affiliations: 1. Professional Research Assistant. Department
          Next-Generation, Light-Guided “SureTube” Intubation:   of Emergency Medicine, University of Colorado School of
          High Success by Novice Operators Using an Early    Medicine,  Aurora, CO,  USA; 2.  Research  Associate.  De­
          Prototype System in a Cadaver Model                partment of Emergency Medicine, University of Colorado
          (1) Amit Shah, MD: Chief Medical Officer, InnoVital Systems   School of Medicine, Aurora, CO, USA; 3. Assistant Director
          (Calverton, MD) & Senior Attending Physician, MedStar   Prehospital, Trauma and Operational Strategy. CU Anschutz
          Emergency Physicians; (2) Curt Kothera, PhD: Senior Scientist   Center for COMBAT Research, University of Colorado, Au­
          & Program Manager, InnoVital Systems (Calverton, MD)  rora, CO, USA; 4. Assistant Professor, Emergency Medicine.
                                                             Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Colorado
          Expeditionary Fasciotomy and Aeromedical Evacuation   School of Medicine, Aurora, CO, USA; 5. Head of Trauma,
          from a Deployed Naval Ship                         Tygerberg Hospital. Faculty, Department of Surgery, Stellen­
          Lieutenant  Commander  Andrew  J.  Medenbach,  DO,  Emer­  bosch University. Cape Town, Western Cape–South Africa; 6.
          gency Medicine, US Navy, San Diego, CA; Lieutenant Com­  Physician,  Tygerberg  Hospital.  Faculty,  Stellenbosch  Univer­
          mander Marissa A. Mayor, MD, General Surgeon, US Navy,   sity Cape Town, Western Cape–South Africa; 7. Medical Di­
          Jacksonville,  NC;  Lieutenant  Commander, Alexandre  D.   rector, Western Cape Government Health Emergency Medical
          Nguyen, MD, Emergency Medicine, US Navy, San Diego, CA  Services, Cape Town, Western Cape–South Africa; 8. Physi­
                                                             cian, Ceres Hospital. Faculty, Stellenbosch University, Cape
          Designing Human Factors Into a Multi-Vent          Town,  Western  Cape,  South  Africa;  9.  Physician,  Worcester
          Chest Seal Dressing                                Hospital. Faculty, Stellenbosch University, Cape Town, West­
          Matthew Grist; Amy Connah; Andrew Hoggarth (Research   ern Cape, South Africa; 10. Physician, Khayelitsha Hospital.
          & Development at Medtrade Products Ltd, Crewe, UK); Tim   Faculty, Stellenbosch University, Cape Town, Western Cape,
          Berrow (Global Product & Business Development Manager at   South Africa; 11. Head, Department of Forensic Pathology,
          Medtrade Products Ltd, Crewe, UK)
                                                             Tygerberg Hospital and Stellenbosch University, Cape Town,
                                                             Western Cape, South Africa; 12. Physician Scientist. US Army


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