Scientific Programme - Programme scientifique

06 08 2009 
0800 - 1220 

• Blood, Sweat and Tears. Implementing an Operational Apheresis Capability. Doughty H.
• Application of a Collagen-Gutamicine Sponge for open Fractures and Gunshot wounds Treatment. Marczynski W.
• Frontline-Surgeon, A new Approach - The German Way - Hofmeister
• Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery improves the Operational Efficiency of the Role 3 MMU. Thibert
• The Development and Utilisation of a new Training Paradigme to Increase the Skill Sets and the Numbers of Providers on the Front Lines in OIF and OEF. Kasulke
• Combat Casualty Care; how do we keep up? Henny
• Immediate Treatment of Severe Trauma and Use of Healthcare Products in Military Emergency Care; the French Experience.  Boymond
• Current Concepts in Treatment of Traumatic Liver Injury. Fellmer
• New BALTS – Battlefield Advanced Trauma Life Support. Winston de Mello

06 08 2009 
1400 - 1800 

• Surgical Challenges in Operational Room Traumas. Sherwood
• Commanding a Hospital Squadron in Afganistan. Moles
• Forensic Identification of Military Airplane Casualties and Tsunami Victims. Otto
• The Traumatic Brtain Injury, Immune Suppression, Infection and Adaptive Immune Therapy Connection. Griffin
• The Use of Anthrax and Orthopox Therapeutic Antibodies from Human Origin in Biodefense. Stienstra
• OPEX in Chad, Experience from a Reserve Doctor. Nicol
• Examination and Archiving of Dental Data for Overseas Deployment and Identification. Nuzzolese

07 08 2009
0800 - 1220 

• Medical Challenges in UN Peacekeeping. Seet
• Assessmant of the Quality of Life of Patients treated with Cementoplasticity after Vertebral Bodies Fracture. Galubinsky
• Acupuncture related Tactics and Techniques: Magic or Medicine? Pock
• Issues of Lectures at Haward Business School with Relevance for the Visibility of CIOMR. Rahm
• Capabilities of Military Medical Academy to Provide Protection in Case of Chemical Terrorism or Chemical Accident. Kanev
• Specific Problems of Military Ecology. Dragnev
• Automated Information System /Ais / for Analisis and Assessment of Data about a New Centre of Disaster Caused by Toxic Chemical Products. Hristova
• Wound Ballistics and Military Surgery Contemporary Achievements in Republic of Bulgaria. Vasilev
• Medical and Tactical Characteristic of Disaster Situations, Arising in Objects under the Ground Surface. Podoleshev

07 08 2009 
1400 - 1800

• Medical Intelligence in Mass Casualty Situations. Kostadinov
• Medical Intelligence in Operational Planning Process. Kostadinov
• The Host Nation Healthcare System Ambiguity in Medical Assessment. Dimov
• Medical Intelligence in Force Health Protection. Galabova
• The Problems of Chemical Terrorism. Dishovsky
• Early Recovery of Servicemen after Training with an OC - Spray (PEPPER - Spray) and Treatment with a Local Anesthetic. Konov
• Radiological Disaster – First Line Caesium Radionuclides Decorporation Treatment. Manev
• Contemporary Aspects of Toxic Morbidity. Neykovav

Poster Session
06.-07.08.09

• Techniques of Airsampling for Identification and Monitoring of Air Pollutions. Bardarov
• Implementation of the Method of Fluoride Reactivation for Demonstration of Intoxications with Organophosphorus Pesticides in Clinical Practice. Dishovsk
• Retard Forms of Oxime Reactivators of CHE – Complex with Polymers. Dishovsky
• Primary Registration Card for Disaster Victims. Dragnev
• Morphological Investigations in Carbamate Poisoned Rats with or without following Antidote Treatment. Ivanov
• The Medical Intelligence Contribution to the Intelligence Preparation of the Battle Space. Kostadinov
• Host Nation Politics Impact on Deployed Troops Medical Environment. Kostadinov
• Assessment of Systolic Function with Tissue Doppler in Patients with Anterior Myocardial Infarction and Interventional Treatment. Lecheva
• Evaluation of the Influence of some Reactivators of Cholinesterase on the Respiratory Tract, Blood Pressure and Heart Rate in Rats Poisoned with Soman. Pencheva
• Biochemical Investigations in Rats Poisoned by Lethal and Non-Lethal and Low Doses of Nerve Agents. Samnaliev