In 2025, the Combat Medical Care Conference will take place from July 02 / 03 under the evaluate Scientific Management of the military hospital in ulm - Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine.

Call for Abstacts

In 2025, the Combat Medical Care Conference will take place from July 02 / 03 with the Scientific Management Armed Forces Hospital Ulm - Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine. The congress offers the possibility for all those involved in casualty care to present their results and experiences as poster or presentation. The program committee will decide after an anonymous review process on the type of presentation and will inform the first author. The number of lectures and presentations is limited. Abstracts which are based on animal studies must have an appropriate authorisation/approval by the responsible Ethics Committee; the same applies to studies which contain patient data.

Acceptance of contributions

All abstracts will be reviewed anonymously by the program committee. The corresponding author will first receive a confirmation of receipt of his work. Upon completion of the entire review process, the program committee decides on the type of presentation (lecture or poster) and informs the corresponding author.

Language

The conference languages are German and English. Authors of German-language contributions are asked to provide an English abstract until April 1st, 2025.

Abstract deadline

Abstracts must be received electronically until April 1st, 2025. Please send your contribution as Word file via contact-form to the recipient: abstract and use the following structure as file name: ownname.title.CMC2025.doc.

Submission of abstracts | lectures on the topics:

Pre-hospital casualty care at all supply levels of military and police

Haemostasis (pre-hospital, emergency room, coagulation management, surgical)

Care under extreme conditions (e.g. high-altitude medicine/hypothermia)

MedEvac / StratAirMedEvac

Emergency department management of "combat related injuries"

Damage control resuscitation / surgery

Surgical management of "combat related injuries" on the supply levels of role 2, role 3 and role 4

Research projects (NATO Research)

SOST (special operations surgical team)

Lessons learned

Meet the experts

Education and training "train as you fight"

Case reports from the fields of EH-B, CFR, EMT-P

Topics for the separate meetings of the TEMS, CFR, EH-B, EMT-P