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1 Western University From the SelectedWorks of Vivian C. McAlister November, 2011 Principles of combat surgical care in a staged evacuation system Vivian C. McAlister Rob Stiegelmar Brian Church Ray Kao Available at:
2 Principles of combat surgical care in a staged evacuation system Maj Vivian McAlister, LCol Rob Stiegelmar, Maj Brian Church, Capt (N) Raymond Kao 1 Canadian Field Hospital
3 Principles of combat surgical care in a staged evacuation system Goal: to raise questions regarding the indications for surgery during evacuation History of the current system 2010/2011 data from Southern Afghanistan Illustrate the issues by reviewing care of dismounted IED victims Evidence required to improve the system
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10 Theater Aeromedical Evacuation System (TAES) Current system defined by NATO in 1980s recognizing the strategic importance of Europe A flexible system for movement of patients from forward to rear echelons for more definitive care (Capt PA Miller USAF Op JOINT ENDEAVOR/GUARD and beyond) Critical Care Air Transport teams added in 1996
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12 Blackbourne LC. Combat Damage Control Surgery. Crit Care Med 2008; 36: S304-10
13 Blackbourne LC. Combat Damage Control Surgery. Crit Care Med 2008; 36: S304-10
14 Joint Theater Trauma System JTTS Standard Report June 2011 CAPT Eric J. Kuncir, MC USN CENTCOM JTTS Director Presented on behalf of the in-theater JTTS team
15 OEF US Military, Coalition, All Others Rolling 12 months: Jun 10 May 11 11/15/11 10 Right Patient, Right Care, Right Place, Right Time
16 Cause of Injury May 2011 ncludes both battle and non-battle injury 11/15/11 36 Right Patient, Right Care, Right Place, Right Time
17 OEF Mode of Arrival Jun 10 May 11 11/15/11 34 Right Patient, Right Care, Right Place, Right Time
18 Massive Transfusion Component Therapy Total Units FWB: 12 Doses of Factor VII: 1 (Level III Only) 11/15/11 25 Right Patient, Right Care, Right Place, Right Time
19 Red Cell Age in Massive Transfusion 11/15/11 27 Right Patient, Right Care, Right Place, Right Time
20 J -0 an 9 Feb -0 9 M ar -0 9 r -0 p A 9 ay -0 M 9 n -0 Ju 9 l -0 Ju 9 g -0 u A 9 Sep -0 9 O ct -0 9 v -0 o N 9 ec -0 D 9 Jan -1 0 Feb -1 0 M ar -1 0 r -1 p A 0 ay -1 M 0 n -1 Ju 0 l -1 Ju 0 g -1 u A 0 Sep -1 0 O ct -1 0 v -1 o N 0 ec -1 D 0 Jan -1 1 Feb -1 1 M ar -1 1 r -1 p A 1 ay -1 M 1 n -1 Ju 1 ltie asu IC #B Number of US Military Battle Injury Casualties with Traumatic Amputations by Mounted/Dismounted Status OEF Jan June Mounted Dismounted 5 0 Date 19
21 Anti-personnel IED Review of last 100 consecutive serious injuries Defined as IED dismounted victim with an amputation Jan 2010 July 2011 Role 3 Multinational Medical Unit 99% male age 25 (18 44) 21 Afghan; 79 USA and coalition Mortality 18%: KIA 11; Died of wounds 7 Cdr J Taddeo (USN), Maj V McAlister (CF) FOUO
22 Anti-personnel IED: review of 100 consecutive injuries Extremeties amputated Single: 43 Double: 41 Triple: 3 Quadruple: 3
23 Antipersonnel IED: associated injuries Perineal-genital-gluteal Severe soft tissue Pelvic fracture Eye Less than 5: head, spine, TM, chest, abdomen
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29 Potential for rear echelon criticism Completeness of debridement potential for infection; level of amputation Need for procedures: laparotomy; splenectomy; colostomy; external fixation; fasciotomy; escharotomy; external ventricular drain or craniectomy Interval between operations; need to repeat operations Inappropriate attempts at definitive surgery
30 Principles of combat surgical care in a staged evacuation system In-theatre surgery Damage control to save life and limb Reiterative surgery should plan for duration of each evacuation stage and potential for surgery down the line Definitive surgery if: delay may harm a patient potential for return to duty within a command specified time
31 Principles of combat surgical care in a staged evacuation system Definitive surgery Destination surgeon should be the most responsible physician even if care is started before arrival of the patient Definitive surgery in one body system must account for care required by other systems
32 Principles of combat surgical care in a staged evacuation system Research What is the best interval for reiterative surgery? What is the best surgical strategy to counter bacterial contamination? Do the number of stages in evacuation affect outcome? Do home country stages before destination affect outcome? Is it possible to develop a single surgical plan from the point of injury to complete rehabilitation?
33 Blackbourne LC. Combat Damage Control Surgery. Crit Care Med 2008; 36: S304-10
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