Simulated Cold-Weather Casualty Evacuations: An Initial Comparison Between a Traditional and Novel Casualty Evacuation Ecosystem for Casualty Transport

Findings suggest that the CASEVAC Ecosystem was not inferior to the SKED system, given there were no differences in heat loss protection performance, packaging times, and transport efficiency between systems. It is anticipated that further development and testing of the novel CASEVAC Ecosystem system will benefit from this study's outcomes to improve heat loss protection performance for casualties.

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Military Medicine
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2025-12-02
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https://doi.org/10.1093/milmed/usaf559
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Fire dynamics and safety research
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Simulated Cold-Weather Casualty Evacuations: An Initial Comparison Between a Traditional and Novel Casualty Evacuation Ecosystem for Casualty Transport

Timothy L. Dunn, Tyrone Ceaser, Titus J. Rund, Douglas M. Jones et al.
Military Medicine
Fire dynamics and safety research
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Simulated Cold-Weather Casualty Evacuations: An Initial Comparison Between a Traditional and Novel Casualty Evacuation Ecosystem for Casualty Transport

Timothy L. Dunn, Tyrone Ceaser, Titus J. Rund, Douglas M. Jones, Patrick Zacher
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Abstract

Findings suggest that the CASEVAC Ecosystem was not inferior to the SKED system, given there were no differences in heat loss protection performance, packaging times, and transport efficiency between systems. It is anticipated that further development and testing of the novel CASEVAC Ecosystem system will benefit from this study's outcomes to improve heat loss protection performance for casualties.

Military Medicine
Leidos (United States) (US), U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine (US), United States Department of the Army (US), United States Army (US), Naval Health Research Center (US)
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Fire dynamics and safety research
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