Archives

  • BerMedJ-Berlin Medical Journal
    Vol. 6 No. 1 (2024)

    Volume 6 once again brings together interdisciplinary and interprofessional topics from acute medicine, anesthesiology and maritime medicine. Olaf Schedler and co-authors present dual neuromuscular monitoring in four patients with myasthnia graivis during thoracoscopic thymectomy, the effectiveness and efficiency of mechanical chest compressions based on feedback mechanisms, knowledge of dynamic telemedicine in maritime medicine and an outlook on the development of the central emergency department, emergency medicine and intensive care medicine (ZRI) as a functional unit.

  • BerMedJ-Berlin Medical Journal
    Vol. 5 No. 1 (2023)

    Volume 5 presents the aspects of microcirculation using laser Doppler flow spectrometry from physical, physiological and pathophysiological points of view for clinical use. With the focus on sepsis and SIRS, the measurement of microcirculation is at the center of diagnostic efforts and therapeutic approaches.
    The review of medical technology under the influence of microgravity rounds off Volume 5 in particular.

  • BerMedJ-Berlin Medical Journal
    Vol. 4 No. 1 (2022)

    Volume 4 of the Berlin Medical Journal focuses on the diagnosis of microcirculation in the context of post SIRS and sepsis symptoms using laser Doppler flow spectrometry. In addition to the physical and physiological principles, normal value constellations are presented.
    Furthermore, sports medical findings from apnoea diving and will be given therapeutic advice on hip and knee arthropathy and the topic of sport and depression will be covered.

  • BerMedJ-Berlin Medical Journal
    Vol. 3 No. 1 (2021)

    The 3rd volume of the Berlin Medical Journal starts with a practical examination of focused sonography in maritime medicine, which then focuses on maritime medicine with examinations of a rescue stretcher and a case report on successful resuscitation on board. The issue is supplemented by clinical aspects of emergency medicine in connection with non-contact temperature determination and the concept of early warning scores in the treatment of acute patients.

  • BerMedJ-Berlin Medical Journal
    Vol. 2 No. 1 (2020)

    Following the successful compilation of scientific studies, Volume 2 of the Berlin Medical Journal focuses on aerospace medicine. The issue was started by Dr. Sigmund Jähn, the first German in space, on the effects of weightlessness, which is supplemented with practical problems in aviation through the measurement of oxygen saturation in hypobaric conditions, proof of the effectiveness of coils in the airways and volume therapy in air rescue services. Similar to aerospace medicine, the training guidelines for seafaring are carried out, for which explanations on MCLS, MPLS and MTLS can be studied.

     

  • BerMedJ-Berlin Medical Journal
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2019)

    With Volume 1, the Berlin Scientific Publishing Agency is launching the Berlin Medical Journal as an open access publication in the interdisciplinary field of medicine. Volume therapy for trauma patients in the air rescue service, experiences from simulation in medicine, scientific findings from ventilation therapy and its diagnostic possibilities round off the extensive spectrum of articles alongside a case report and an expedition report.

  • Journal Anaesthesia
    2022

    Myasthenia gravis is a rare autoimmune disease whose surgical treatment is thymectomy. The video-assisted thoracoscopic surgical procedure offers significant advantages over thoractomy in the perioperative management of patients. Within myasthenia gravis, the juvenile forms of the disease are particularly suitable for video-assisted surgery and are readily accepted by the mostly female children. In the journal Anästhesie, original papers and case reports from various publications in the Berlin Medical Journal are compiled, which impressively demonstrate the scientific experience potential of perioperative management. With an impressive number of perioperative treatments, the authors compile reports of 81 patients from 4 months, which represents a disproportionately frequent treatment in view of the disease incidence of 3-4:1,000,000. Perioperatively, the application of propofol as a TCI module was shown to have advantages over inhaled anaesthesia and TIVA application. The neuromuscular blockade required for the surgical intervention can be used with cisatracurium as a TIVA without relevant restrictions during the anaesthesia period if the dose is reduced and neuromuscular monitoring is intensified.
    Postoperatively, the TIVA application of short-acting but effective opioids such as remifentanil can be used sufficiently and competently.

  • Journal Emergency medicine
    2021

    The Journal of Emergency Medicine summarizes the manuscripts on the topic of acute and emergency medicine. Included are the effectiveness and efficiency of mechanical chest compressions based on feedback mechanisms, the concept of the Central Emergency Department, Rescue and Acute Intensive Care Medicine (ZRI), the “Fever Scanner” - Modern access system for contactless temperature determination in emergency rooms, A case for the bachelor party. A clear-cut case, Simulation in medicine, Early Warning Score in the emergency department.

  • Journal Maritime Medicine
    2019

    Maritime emergency medicine. MCLS®, MPLS® and MTLS® for ship physicians, Dynamic telemedicine in maritime navigation, Sonography examination in a maritime setting on the sail training ship ‘ALEXANDER von HUMBOLDT II’, Sufficient resuscitation using real-time feedback on board, Investigation of a rescue and evacuation stretcher of SKEDCO Maritimes Systems.

  • Journal Aviation Medicine
    2018

    The system of spatial orientation in weightlessness with Dr Sigmund Jähn. Sigmund Jähn, a functional analysis of ventilators under hypobaric conditions with Eberhard Stein, volume substitution therapy in the air rescue service, Signal Extraction Technology in Avia-tion Medicine: Perfusion-Independent Deter-mination of Peripheral Oxygen Saturation with Renate Boye, comparative oxygen saturation measurements in hypobaric conditions with Oliver Günter and the functional testing of the Servo 300 intensive care respirator under hypobaric environmental conditions. A lung simulator examination with Mario Hensel and the behaviour of respiratory stroke volume, respiratory gas flow and oxygen application under hypobaric conditions concentrated the collected specialist knowledge.