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Military to infectious disease. The concerns raised by the patho-  Management of Type 3c Diabetes in an Elite Tactical Athlete:
              gen’s ability to survive on textiles and fabric lead the authors of   A tactical athlete experiences a single episode of acute idiopathic
              this study to explore methods and recommendations for properly   pancreatitis causing Type 3c diabetes. This article highlights the
              cleaning the Army Combat Unform to minimize risk of infection.  complexity of formulating a comprehensive treatment plan.
              Ultrasound Localization of Resuscitative Endovascular Bal-  Conventional Resilience and the Impact of Catastrophic In-
              loon Occlusion of the Aorta in a Human Cadaver Model: Im-  jury Exposure on Special Operations Surgical Teams: The first
              provements in balloon technology and broader studies have led to   of a nine-part series that examines the study of human perfor-
              wider implementation of Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Oc-  mance and resilience. While arguing for the ethnographic reevalu-
              clusion of the Aorta (REBOA). In this study, the authors explore   ation of the conventional resilience construct, the authors provide
              the use of ultrasound as an alternative to fluoroscopy.  historical context of the construct and discuss ways to expound on
                                                                 ideas about resilience training and traumatic stress and recovery.

                                                                 CASE REPORT
                                                                 Critical Hypophosphatemia in a Special Operations Combat
                                                                 Dive Candidate
                                       Schematic representation of the
                                       pressurized cadaver model.  ONGOING SERIES
                                                                 INFECTIOUS DISEASES
                                                                 Tick-Borne Encephalitis: An Update for the Special Opera-
                                                                 tions Forces Provider
                                                                 PROLONGED CASUALTY CARE
                                                                 Bilateral Above the Knee Amputation in Afghanistan: In No-
              The Impact of Special Operations Medics and Corpsmen on   vember 2019, a surrendering ISIS-K supporter made his way to a
              Military Medical Student Training: A Qualitative Study: How   Special Forces Operational Detachment Alpha’s (ODA) outpost
              can Special Operations medics and corpsman use their highly   in Afghanistan. He went through the ODA’s established screen-
              tuned skills to educate military medical students, and how does   ing process and was moved to a nearby location for medical at-
              that training scenario impact and inform the students? In a field   tention. Partner forces isolated him from the other surrendering
              exercise taught by medics at Operation Gunpowder, the medical   ISIS-K personnel, allowing 18D evaluation and consideration of
              students’ learning experiences are studied through data collection   further medical care due to the severity of his wounds, including
              and analysis.                                      one traumatic amputation of the right leg with the entirety of his
              A Review of Medical Evacuations Related to Dental Emergen-  right tibia exposed.
              cies and Oral-Maxillofacial Injuries: Dental and oral- maxillofacial
              problems often account for one of the most frequently cited rea-
              sons for evacuation. Utilizing data from both U.S. and foreign
              military personnel, the authors seek to determine the percentage
              of MEDEVACs that are required for dental and oral-maxillofacial
              issues.                                            Injuries at presentation.
              Toward A Serious Game to Help Future Military Doctors Face
              Mass Casualty Incidents: The effectiveness of TRAUMASIMS,
              a serious game for training medical responders in mass casualty
              incidents, is analyzed for its effectiveness in teaching mass casualty
              incident management by integrating prehospital damage-control
              actions, categorization of victims, and evacuation orders.
                                                                 Sepsis-Induced Coagulopathy and Disseminated Intravascu-
              How the Five Principles of High Reliability Organizations   lar Coagulation: What We Need to Know and How to Man-
              Align with the Five Truths of Special Operations: In this article,   age for Prolonged Casualty Care: A review of sepsis-associated
              the authors examine the five SOF Truths alongside the five High   DIC and the newly proposed ISTH term—SIC—and how it per-
              Reliability Organization principles and explore how better under-  tains to providers doing austere critical care and PCC.
              standing and utilizing them in tandem can turn good ideas into
              sound practical benefits in operational medicine.  BOOK REVIEW





                                                                               The Operator: Firing the Shots That Killed
                                                                               Osama bin Laden and My Years as a SEAL
                                                                               Team Warrior
              How the five HRO
              principles and five SOF
              Truths align in Special
              Operations medicine.
                                                                 TCCC UPDATES
                                                                 PCC Considerations After TCCC Intervention
                                                                 TCCC Critical Condition Case Studies by Dr Frank Butler
                                                                 27 April 2023



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