El acceso intraóseo para fluidoterapia en situación de combate. Experiencia de la sanidad militar española en Afganistán

Suay, R. Navarro; Bartolomé, E.; Barbará, A. Hernández-Abadía de; Bariain, R. Tamburri; Moro, Carlos Rodríguez; García, J. Olivera

doi:10.1016/s0034-9356(11)70006-8

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“…Los dispositivos más solicitados pistolas intraóseas BIG y el nuevo botiquín individual del combatiente. Estas peticiones coinciden con la experiencia obtenida anteriormente [65][66][67] .…”

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Despliegue y capacidades sanitarias en la región oeste de Afganistán (provincia de Badghis y Herat) de agosto a noviembre 2012

Suay

Arrastio²,

Bariain

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Sanid. Mil.

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RESUMENEn la actualidad despliegan en la misión de la Fuerza Internacional de Asistencia a la Seguridad (ISAF) aproximadamente 1500 militares españoles y 40 Guardias Civiles. Este contingente se distribuye principalmente en las localidades de Qala i Now, Herat, Ludina, Muqur y Kabul. La sanidad militar española está presente en estos destacamentos, sus miembros están cumpliendo su misión y se están obteniendo importantes experiencias sobre el terreno. El objetivo del presente estudio es describir cuál es el personal sanitario desplegado, su ubicación, las capacidades materiales de cada escalón, su función y las lecciones identificadas por los autores durante sus estancias en la zona de operaciones de Afganistán.PALABRAS CLAVE: Escalón médico, ISAF, Afganistán. Deployment and medical capabilities in the west region of Afghanistan (Badghis and Herat provinces) from august to november 2012SUMMARY: Actually, in International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) are deployed approximately 1500 Spanish soldiers and 40 Guardia Civil members. This force is located in Qala I Now, Herat, Ludina, Muqur and Kabul. The Spanish medical Corp is in these camps too, their members are carry out the mission and they are learning important medical experiences in the field. The objective is to show which is the medical personnel deployed, position, material capability in each echelon, function and the lessons identified by authors during their deployment in Afghanistan.

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Despliegue y capacidades sanitarias en la región oeste de Afganistán (provincia de Badghis y Herat) de agosto a noviembre 2012

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Arrastio²,

Bariain

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The history of bone marrow in orthopaedic surgery (part I trauma): trepanning, bone marrow injection in damage control resuscitation, and bone marrow aspiration to heal fractures

Hernigou¹

2020

International Orthopaedics (SICOT)

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Purpose One of the oldest procedures performed by man is trepanning of the bone and yet it was only in the last 40 years that bone marrow aspiration has been used to treat nonunion disorders. Material and methods These advances were possible due to improvements in instruments and in techniques to make holes in the bone, an history that began with skull trephinations around 8000-10,000 years ago, and continued with sternum bone marrow injection for trauma resuscitation in the beginning of the twentieth century; this procedure had improved at the beginning of the twenty-first century to allow pelvis bone marrow aspiration for the treatment of nonunion. Results Trephined skulls from antiquity have been found in many parts of world, showing that trephining was ancient and widespread. Beginning with Neolithic period and the pre-Columbian Andean civilizations, the authors have traced the development of this surgical skill by describing the various surgical tools used to perform holes in the skull. These tools (trephines or trepan) were proposed at the end of the nineteenth century to study the bone marrow. At the beginning of the twentieth century, the sternum became the center of interest for the "in vivo" study of the bone marrow and the fluid injection in the sternum's bone marrow was described for resuscitation from shock during the World War II. With the introduction of plastic catheters and improved cannulation techniques, the need for intraosseous infusion as an alternative route for intravenous access diminished and sometimes abandoned. However, during the mid-1980s, James Orlowski allowed renaissance of the use of intraosseous infusion for paediatric resuscitation. Since then, this technique has become widespread and is now recognized as an alternative to intravenous access in adult emergencies; particularly, the intraosseous access has received class IIA recommendation from the Advanced Trauma Life Support program supported by the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma and bone marrow infusion is now recommended for "Damage Control" resuscitation. Although the pelvis bone contains half of the body's marrow volume, it was only in 1950 that the pelvis was proposed as a source for bone marrow aspiration and bone marrowderived mesenchymal stem cells to improve healing of fractures. Conclusion It will be many years before doing holes in the bone as orthopaedic trauma procedure will be relegated to the annals of history.

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Control de la hemorragia en el ámbito militar

Suay

Ferrer

Vizuete

2012

Revista Española de Anestesiología y Reanimación

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El acceso intraóseo para fluidoterapia en situación de combate. Experiencia de la sanidad militar española en Afganistán

Cited by 4 publications

References 20 publications

Despliegue y capacidades sanitarias en la región oeste de Afganistán (provincia de Badghis y Herat) de agosto a noviembre 2012

Despliegue y capacidades sanitarias en la región oeste de Afganistán (provincia de Badghis y Herat) de agosto a noviembre 2012

The history of bone marrow in orthopaedic surgery (part I trauma): trepanning, bone marrow injection in damage control resuscitation, and bone marrow aspiration to heal fractures

Control de la hemorragia en el ámbito militar

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