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It is noted that for children with PM secondary to FBA, a team of experienced emergency physicians, otolaryngologists, thoracic surgeons, and anesthetists should be available immediately to proceed with air evacuation, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, bronchoscopy, or tracheotomy in case of any accident.

Pneumomediastinum Secondary to Foreign Body Aspiration: Clinical Features and Treatment Explorement in 39 Pediatric Patients

From developing the embryonic concept of air evacuation in the pre-World-War-II era, to revolutionizing it into an aeromedical evacuation capability that is unparalleled today, the Air Force Medical Service remains a critical component of the Air Force's Global Vigilance, Reach, Power, and Engagement.

Celebrating 60 years of Air Force medical service

Godwin's venturi air evacuation system allows the CD103M to prime from dry conditions with suction lifts up to 28 feet.

Godwin pumps

Speaking exclusively to Izindaba, Dr Benson said the two main weaknesses identified at the first meeting were the need for prior consultation by air evacuation services with South African Port Control officers (employed by the department of health) and timely consultation by Port Control officials with their own expert medical back-up teams.

Arenavirus deaths--emergency air services tighten up

I WAS stationed at a casualty air evacuation unit at Mingaladon Airfield in Burma in 1945 - just after the atom bomb was dropped on Japan.

Letter: Grim memory of war prisoners' pain; Remember When

More than 600 patients were seen during the two-day exercise, with live critical enough to require air evacuation to the city of Limon, a 15-minute flight that eliminated days of trekking through mountainous terrain.

Aiding Costa Rica

Towards the end of the war she was selected for special training for a medical air evacuation unit.

Pat Tarlinton 1912-2008

Patricia-O'Connor, Yellowknife, NT, for her contributions to airamedic care in the North, as founder, owner and operator of a medical air evacuation service in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.

New members appointed to the Order of Canada

Part of her duties involved organising air evacuation of injured from the war zone to a safe place.

Red Cross award for nurse Sonia

Superior resolution properties are the result of reducing the matte particulates while still allowing for air evacuation during the contact exposure stage, both from the silver master to the working diazo phototool and during the imaging step for on the production floor.

Crystal clear reproductions: optimizing process controls for the next generation diazo phototool films

Options include lifting/turning systems to feed molds, multicolor feeding, heating for filler and resins, and a densifier with continuous air evacuation for solid-surface countertops.

Reinforced plastics equipment

In the case of those who fail to evacuate, or in instances when an unanticipated disaster strikes, air evacuation could readily supplement surface resources.