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Front Line Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care
The American Association for the Surgery of Trauma
3 episodes
3 weeks ago
In this episode of Frontline Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care, Drs. Joshua Dilday and Jeff Conner discuss the critical aspects of Damage Control Resuscitation (DCR) with expert COL (ret) John Holcomb, MD. The conversation covers the importance of stopping bleeding, the differences between military and civilian trauma care, the necessity of blood availability, and the significance of preparation and teamwork in trauma scenarios. Dr. Holcomb emphasizes the historical context of DCR and t...
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In this episode of Frontline Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care, Drs. Joshua Dilday and Jeff Conner discuss the critical aspects of Damage Control Resuscitation (DCR) with expert COL (ret) John Holcomb, MD. The conversation covers the importance of stopping bleeding, the differences between military and civilian trauma care, the necessity of blood availability, and the significance of preparation and teamwork in trauma scenarios. Dr. Holcomb emphasizes the historical context of DCR and t...
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Episodes (3/3)
Front Line Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care
Damage Control Resuscitation
In this episode of Frontline Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care, Drs. Joshua Dilday and Jeff Conner discuss the critical aspects of Damage Control Resuscitation (DCR) with expert COL (ret) John Holcomb, MD. The conversation covers the importance of stopping bleeding, the differences between military and civilian trauma care, the necessity of blood availability, and the significance of preparation and teamwork in trauma scenarios. Dr. Holcomb emphasizes the historical context of DCR and t...
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3 weeks ago
24 minutes

Front Line Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care
Starting with "Why"- The Purpose
In this inaugural episode of Front Line Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care, we discuss the significance of military trauma care. The episode features Oliver Campbell, a veteran who shares his harrowing experience of being wounded in combat and the subsequent journey through the military medical system. The conversation emphasizes the importance of training, innovation, and the human aspect of trauma care, highlighting how personal experiences shape the future of military medicine. Mentio...
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1 month ago
31 minutes

Front Line Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care
Top Things I Wish I Knew Before Deployment
In this episode of Front Line Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care, hosts Drs. Joshua Dilday and Matt Eckert are joined by COL Jennifer Gurney, MD, and Dr. Jason R. Bingham, MD to explore the essential lessons every surgeon wishes they knew before their first deployment. The discussion highlights the critical importance of preparation, team dynamics, humility, and communication in the high-stakes environment of combat casualty care. Through realistic deployment scenarios, the panel reflect...
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1 month ago
26 minutes

Front Line Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care
In this episode of Frontline Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care, Drs. Joshua Dilday and Jeff Conner discuss the critical aspects of Damage Control Resuscitation (DCR) with expert COL (ret) John Holcomb, MD. The conversation covers the importance of stopping bleeding, the differences between military and civilian trauma care, the necessity of blood availability, and the significance of preparation and teamwork in trauma scenarios. Dr. Holcomb emphasizes the historical context of DCR and t...