K. Zafren

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Gestion et management (1)

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Articles (11) Recensions (3)

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Hypothermia (8) température (7) Temperature (7) Temperature (7) nucleus (7) Treatment (5) Patients (5) Human beings (5) Cardiac arrest (5) Patients (5) Emergency medicine (4) Emergency medical services (4) risque (3) avalanche (3) montagne (3) gestion (3) Methods (3) Victims (3) Risk (3) Resuscitation (3) Measurement (3) Management (3) Life (3) Evaluation (3) Ability (3) Methods (3) Management (3) Measurement (3) Number (3) mortalité (2)

Documents écrit par K. Zafren (11) | parle de K. Zafren (0)

On-site treatment of avalanche victims: Scoping review and 2023 recommendations of the international commission for mountain emergency medicine (ICAR MedCom).
M. Pasquier et al.
Strengthening Altitude Knowledge: A Delphi Study to Define Minimum Knowledge of Altitude Illness for Laypersons Traveling to High Altitude.
R.R. Berendsen et al.
Prehospital Use of Ultrathin Reflective Foils.
S. Kosiński et al.
Higher pre-hospital anaesthesia case volumes result in lower mortality rates: implications for mass casualty care.
P. Paal et al.
Accidental Hypothermia: 2021 Update.
P. Paal et al. (3 janv. 2022)
Resuscitation of an Unconscious Victim of Accidental Hypothermia in 1805.
B. Wallner et al.
Quality Indicators for Avalanche Victim Management and Rescue.
A. Kottmann et al. (11 sept. 2021)
Reply to: Revised Swiss System for clinical staging of accidental hypothermia - At which core temperatures are patients at high risk of cardiac arrest?
M.E. Musi et al.
Warm Fluid Infusion Is Not an Effective Primary Warming Method in Accidental Hypothermia.
M. Pasquier et al.
Clinical staging of accidental hypothermia: The Revised Swiss System: Recommendation of the International Commission for Mountain Emergency Medicine (ICAR MedCom).
M.E. Musi et al.
Data and methods to calculate cut-off values for serum potassium and core temperature at hospital admission for extracorporeal rewarming of avalanche victims in cardiac arrest.
M. Falk et al.