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Outcomes from two forms of training for first-responder competency in cholinergic crisis management by Andreatta, Pamela, Klotz, Jessica J, Madsen, James M, Hurst, Charles G, Talbot, Thomas B

“…Military and civilian first responders must be able to recognize and effectively manage mass disaster casualties. Clinical management of injuries resulting…”
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Toxins: bacterial and marine toxins by Salzman, Matthew, Madsen, James M, Greenberg, Michael I

“…The term toxin refers in a specific way to a toxic substance of biologic origin; that is, a true toxin is a poison produced by a living organism. The purpose…”
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Preparedness for the evaluation and management of mass casualty incidents involving anticholinesterase compounds: a survey of emergency department directors in the 12 largest cities in the United States by Madsen, James M, Greenberg, Michael I

“…Anticholinesterases include carbamate and organophosphorus (OP) insecticides and nerve agents. Release of these compounds can flood emergency departments (EDs)…”
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A multidisciplinary approach to teach responses to weapons of mass destruction and terrorism using combined simulation modalities by Kyle, Richard R, Via, Darin K, Lowy, R.Joel, Madsen, James M, Marty, Aileen M, Mongan, Paul D

“…To reinforce concepts presented in the lectures; understand the complexity and speed of casualty and information generation during a Weapons of Mass…”
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Industrial chemicals: terrorist weapons of opportunity by Burklow, Thomas R, Yu, Clifton E, Madsen, James M

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Vesicant agents and children by Yu, Clifton E, Burklow, Thomas R, Madsen, James M

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A field-expedient algorithmic approach to the clinical management of chemical and biological casualties by CIESLAK, Theodore J, ROWE, John R, KORTEPETER, Mark G, MADSEN, James M, NEWMARK, Jonathan, CHRISTOPHER, George W, CULPEPPER, Randall C, EITZEN, Edward M

“…Warriors on the modern battlefield face considerable danger from possible attack with chemical and biological weapons. Aggravating this danger is the fact that…”
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A Multidisciplinary Approach to Teach Responses to Weapons of Mass Destruction and Terrorism Using Combined Simulation Modalities by Kyle, Richard R, Via, Darin K, Lowy, R Joel, Madsen, James M, Marty, Aileen M, Mongan, Paul D

“…To reinforce concepts presented in the lectures; understand the complexity and speed of casualty and information generation during a Weapons of Mass…”
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Toxins as weapons of mass destruction. A comparison and contrast with biological-warfare and chemical-warfare agents by Madsen, J M

“…Toxins are toxic chemical compounds synthesized in nature by living organisms. Classifiable by molecular weight, source, preferred targets in the body, and…”
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American Academy of Clinical Toxicology: “Question of the Day” by Greenberg, Michael I., MD, MPH, Curtis, John A., MD, Madsen, James, MD, Vearrier, David, MD, Haggerty, David, MD, D'Orazio, Joseph, MD

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Fast-Time Heat Pulses in High- and Low-Diffusivity Solids by Madsen, James M

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Myxomas of the maxilla in infants and children by Hayes, D K, Madsen, J M, Simpson, R, Jarchow, R C

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Low-temperature transient thermal anomalies in vitreous quartz by MADSEN, J. M, TREFNY, J. U

“…Fast-time (10-100 microseconds) heat-pulse methods have been employed to obtain simultaneously the specific heats and thermal diffusivities of vitreous quartz…”
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