Handbook on Drowning : Prevention, Rescue, Treatment

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Pub. Date: 2006-01-01
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Summary

World''‚¬"wide at least half a million people die from drowning each year. To address this global issue, experts from around the world, ranging from rescuers to clinicians and researchers, share their knowledge and expertise to focus on the major areas of need and strategies for success.The Handbook on Drowning is the "must have" for anyone who desires a satellite view of existing knowledge about prevention, rescue, and treatment of drowning. The book is not only a rich source of focused information, but also a stimulant for initiatives on how best to reduce the annual number of drownings, in individual cases and during disasters, and how to improve the outcome of drowning victims.This book is of great importance for those involved in the pre-hospital, emergency and intensive care treatment of drowned victims and also a rich source of information for public health officials involved in drowning prevention and for professionals involved in water rescue.

Table of Contents

Foreword v
Introduction xvii
Section 1 History
1(38)
Joost Bierens
Brief history of Maatschappij tot Redding van Drenkelingen (The Society to Rescue People from Drowning)
3(2)
Balt Heldring
Two Centuries of Searching for Safe Lifeboats
5(9)
Hans Vandersmissen
Ton Haasnoot
The History of Resuscitation
14(7)
Bart Jan Meursing
The World Congress on Drowning: A Move Towards the Future
21(18)
Joost Bierens
Hans Knape
Section 2 The Epidemiology of Drowning
39(38)
Christine Branche
Ed van Beeck
Overview
41(2)
Christine Branche
Ed van Beeck
Recommendations
43(2)
The Task Force on the Epidemiology of Drowning
Christine Branche
Ed van Beeck
Olive Kobusingye
John Langley
Ian Mackie
Eleni Petridou
Linda Quan
Gordon Smith
David Szpilman
Definition of Drowning
45(4)
Ed van Beeck
Christine Branche
David Szpilman
Jerome Modell
Joost Bierens
Methods for Estimating the Burden of Drowning
49(5)
Linda Quan
Availability and Quality of Data to Assess the Global Burden of Drowning
54(2)
Ian Mackie
The Global Burden of Drowning
56(7)
The Global Burden of Drowning
56(5)
Gordon Smith
The Global Burden of Drowning: An African Perspective
61(2)
Olive Kobusingye
Risk Factors for Drowning
63(7)
Eleni Petridou
Alexandra Klimentopoulou
Review of Literature on Available Strategies for Drowning Prevention
70(3)
John Langley
Occupational Drownings
73(4)
Jennifer Lincoln
Section 3 The Prevention of Drowning
77(56)
John Wilson
Hans Knape
Joost Bierens
Overview
82(2)
John Wilson
Wim Rogmans
Recommendations
84(3)
Wim Rogmans
John Wilson
Purposes and Scope of Prevention of Drowning
87(6)
John Wilson
Wim Rogmans
Risk Assessment and Perception
93(6)
Andrej Michalsen
Prevention of Drowning in the Home and Garden
99(6)
John Pearn
David Calabria
Prevention of Drowning in Home Pools
105(5)
Ian Scott
The Vigilance of Beach Patrols
110(2)
Andrew Harrell
Swimming Abilities, Water Safety Education and Drowning Prevention
112(5)
Ruth Brenner
Kevin Moran
Robert Stallman
Julie Gilchrist
John McVan
National and Community Campaigns
117(16)
Elizabeth Bennett
Peter Barss
Peter Cornall
Katrina Haddrill
Rebecca Mitchell
Laurie Lawrence
John Leech
Marilyn Lyford
Kevin Moran
Luis-Miguel Pascual-Gomez
Paloma Sanz
Blanca Barrio
Santiago Pinto
Frank Pia
Linda Quan
Monique Ridder
Marcia Rom
Greg Tate
Andrew Whittaker
National Surveillance-Based Prevention of Water-Related Injuries in Canada
117(2)
Peter Barss
Child Drowning Deaths in Garden Water Features -- A Concerted Campaign to Reduce the Toll
119(1)
Peter Cornall
SafeWaters Water Safety Campaign in New South Wales, Australia
120(1)
Katrina Haddrill
Rebecca Mitchell
Community Campaign in Australia Targeted Towards Parents and Children
121(1)
Laurie Lawrence
The Approach to Promoting Water Safety in Ireland
122(1)
John Leech
Community Campaign in Remote Aboriginal Communities in Western Australia
123(1)
Marilyn Lyford
Community Campaigns in New Zealand
124(1)
Kevin Moran
Community Campaigns Blue Ribbon Pool and Enjoy Your Swim, Sure! in Segovia, Spain
125(1)
Luis-Miguel Pascual-Gomez
Paloma Sanz
Blanca Barrio
Santiago Pinto
The Reasons People Drown
126(1)
Frank Pia
Washington State Drowning Prevention Project and the Stay on Top of It Campaign
127(1)
Linda Quan
Elizabeth Bennett
Community Campaign in the Netherlands by the Consumer Safety Institute
128(1)
Monique Ridder
Preventing Drowning in Alaska: Float Coats and Kids Don't Float
129(1)
Marcia Rom
Evaluation of the Keep Watch Media Campaign
130(1)
Greg Tate
Community Campaign in Victoria, Australia
131(2)
Andrew Whittaker
Section 4 Rescue - Organisational Aspects: Planning, Training and Preparation
133(56)
Rob Brons
Chris Brewster
Overview
135(3)
Chris Brewster
Rob Brons
Recommendations
138(4)
Chris Brewster
Rob Brons
Rescue Organisations: Paid or Volunteers?
142(3)
Mike Espino
Chris Brewster
Lifeguard Effectiveness
145(2)
Ralph Goto
Quality Assessment and Risk Monitoring of Lifesaving
147(4)
Rob Brons
Beach Hazards and Risk Assessment of Beaches
151(5)
Andrew Short
Training Standards for In-Water Rescue Techniques
156(3)
Rick Wright
Training and Equipping Rescue Personnel for Flood Rescue
159(3)
Slim Ray
Learning from Computer Simulations
162(6)
Wiebe de Vries
Data Registration for Lifesaving Organisations
168(4)
Ann Williamson
Julie Gilchrist
Risk Management in Training of Rescue Techniques
172(4)
Richard Ming Kirk Tan
Life Saving as an Academic Career: International Perspectives
176(7)
Veronique Colman
Stathis Avramidis
Luis-Miguel Pascual-Gomez
Harald Vervaecke
Ulrik Persyn
Fund-Raising for Lifesaving
183(2)
Klaus Wilkens
Lifesaving in Developing Countries
185(4)
Margie Peden
John Long
Section 5 Rescue -- Rescue Techniques
189(120)
Chris Brewster
Rob Brons
An Overview
194(3)
Chris Brewster
Rob Brons
Recommendations
197(5)
Chris Brewster
Rob Brons
Patterns of Wave and Surf
202(2)
Edward Zwitser
Water Safety Signs and Beach Safety Flags
204(10)
Brian Sims
Lifeguard Surveillance and Scanning: Past, Present, Future
214(6)
Peter Fenner
Tom Griffiths
Michael Oostman
Frank Pia
Trends in Sea Rescue and Open Water Search Techniques
220(6)
Michael Woodroffe
Gabriel Kinney
Lifejackets and Other Lifesaving Appliances
226(6)
Lifejackets
226(3)
Chris Brooks
Gunther Cornelissen
Rolf Popp
Personal Lifesaving Appliances Other than Lifejackets
229(3)
Ivar Groneng
Self-Rescue
232(6)
Self-Rescue During Accidental Cold Water Immersion
232(3)
Michel Ducharme
Survival and Self-Rescue
235(3)
Anthony Handley
Submerged Vehicle Rescue
238(3)
Jaap Molenaar
John Stoop
Horizontal and Other Rescue Techniques: Practical Aspects
241(8)
Wolfgang Baumeier
Michael Schwindt
Ice Rescue
249(5)
Carla St-Germain
Andrea Zaferes
Rescues Under Difficult Circumstances
254(10)
Plane Crashes
254(2)
Martin Nemiroff
Offshore Powerboat Rescues
256(5)
Joost Van Nueten
The NASA Ocean Rescue Plan for the Space Shuttle
261(3)
Ahamed Idris
Rigid Inflatable Boats
264(7)
Hans Vandersmissen
Ton Haasnoot
Inshore Inflatable Rescue Boat Injuries with Implications for New Designs
271(4)
Peter Fenner
Development and Use of Personal Watercraft in Aquatic Rescue Operations
275(4)
Jim Howe
Alternatives for Rescue Boats
279(9)
Hovercraft
279(5)
Michael Vlasto
Jet Boat
284(2)
Peter Dawes
Paraglider
286(2)
Ruy Marra
Spinal Injury: Prevention, Immobilisation and Extrication from the Aquatic Environment
288(8)
Prevention of Spinal Injuries
288(3)
Jenny Blitvich
Immobilisation and Extraction of Spinal Injuries
291(5)
Peter Wernicki
Peter Fenner
David Szpilman
Injuries to Lifesavers
296(5)
Peter Wernicki
Peter Fenner
Management of Physical and Psychological Responses During Administration of CPR to a Drowned Person
301(3)
Frank Pia
Psychological Care After CPR and Rescue
304(5)
Ton Haasnoot
Section 6 Resuscitation
309(78)
Paul Pepe
Joost Bierens
Overview
312(2)
Paul Pepe
Joost Bierens
Consensus and Recommendations
314(9)
Paul Pepe
Joost Bierens
The Critical Role of Lay Persons and Their Actions in Drowning Incidents
323(4)
Jane Wigginton
Paul Pepe
Denise Mann
David Persse
Paul Sirbaugh
Basic Life Support for Drowning Victims
327(4)
Ahamed Idris
Automated External Defibrillators in the Aquatic Environment
331(5)
Steve Beerman
Bo Lofgren
Positioning the Drowning Victim
336(6)
David Szpilman
Anthony Handley
First Aid Courses for the Aquatic Environment
342(6)
David Szpilman
Luis Morizot-Leite
Wiebe de Vries
Justin Scarr
Steve Beerman
Fernando Martinho
Luiz Smoris
Bo Lofgren
Advance Life Support
348(4)
Volker Wenzel
Paul Pepe
Long QT Syndrome and Drowning
352(4)
Alfred Bove
Rienke Rienks
Paediatric Considerations in Drowning
356(7)
Robyn Meyer
Andreas Theodorou
Robert Berg
Termination of Resuscitation Efforts in Drowning
363(5)
Martin Nemiroff
Paul Pepe
Unusual Circumstances of Drowning
368(4)
Peter Morley
A Case Report of an Extreme Situation
372(2)
Martin Stotz
Wolfgang Ummenhofer
A Case Report of a Successful Resuscitation from Accidental Hypothermia of 22°C and Submersion with Circulatory Arrest
374(1)
Gert-Jan Scheffer
A Case Report of 22-Minute Submersion in Warm Water Without Sequelae
375(2)
David Szpilman
Recommended Guidelines for Uniform Reporting of Data from Drowning: The Utstein-Style
377(10)
Ahamed Idris
Robert Berg
Joost Bierens
Leo Bossaert
Christine Branche
Andrea Gabrielli
Shirley Graves
Anthony Handley
Robyn Hoelle
Peter Morley
Linda Papa
Paul Pepe
Linda Quan
David Szpilman
Jane Wigginton
Jerome Modell
Section 7 Hospital Treatment
387(46)
Harry Gelissen
Jean-Louis Vincent
Lambert Thijs
Overview
389(2)
Harry Gelissen
Jean-Louis Vincent
Lambert Thijs
Recommendations
391(1)
Harry Gelissen
Jean-Louis Vincent
Lambert Thijs
Treatment Protocols: Emergency Room
392(5)
Antony Simcock
Treatment Protocols: Intensive Care Department
397(5)
Walter Hasibeder
Volker Wenzel
Antony Simcock
Paediatric Considerations
402(5)
Hans van Vught
Nigel Turner
Nicolaas Jansen
Sjef van Gestel
Aspiration
407(3)
Jerome Modell
Management of ARDS
410(6)
Davide Chiumello
E. Carlesso
Luciano Gattinoni
Risk Factors and Treatment of Pneumonia
416(3)
Giel Van Berkel
Surfactant Therapy
419(4)
Jack Haitsma
Burt Lachmann
Cardiovascular Changes
423(4)
Jerome Modell
Tomasso Pellis
Max Harry Weil
Classification Systems
427(6)
David Szpilman
Antony Simcock
Shirley Graves
Section 8 Brain Resuscitation in the Drowning Victim
433(46)
David Warner
Johannes Knape
Overview
435(1)
David Warner
Johannes Knape
Consensus and Recommendations
436(3)
David Warner
Johannes Knape
Prehospital and Emergency Department Management of the Drowning Victim
439(4)
Laurence Katz
Intensive Care Management of the Drowning Victim
443(4)
Udo Illievich
Paediatric Considerations
447(2)
Patrick Kochanek
Neuromonitoring in the Intensive Care Unit for the Drowning Victim
449(4)
Cor Kalkman
Neurochemical Markers of Brain Injury
453(2)
Bengt Nellgard
Post-hypoxic Treatment with Pharmacologic Agents
455(5)
Takefumi Sakabe
Animal Experimentation on Cardiopulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation Relevant for Drowning
460(5)
Peter Safar
Future Research Questions
465(14)
David Warner
Section 9 Immersion Hypothermia
479(54)
Beat Walpoth
Hein Daanen
Overview
481(3)
Beat Walpoth
Hein Daanen
Consensus and Recommendations
484(1)
Beat Walpoth
Hein Daanen
The Physiology of Cooling in Cold Water
485(5)
Mike Tipton
Frank Golden
Body Cooling, Modelling and Risk Assessment
490(3)
Peter Tikuisis
Hein Daanen
Rescue Collapse Following Cold Water Immersion
493(4)
Michael Tipton
Michael Ducharme
Prehospital Management of Immersion Hypothermia
497(5)
Michael Ducharme
Alan Steinman
Gordon Giesbrecht
Hospital Rewarming of Hypothermic Victims
502(9)
Durk Zandstra
Hospital Treatment of Victims in Cardiorespiratory Arrest
511(3)
Beat Walpoth
Adam Fischer
Fluid Management During Treatment of Immersion Hypothermia
514(5)
Marit Farstad
Paul Husby
Acid-Base Management During Accidental Hypothermia
519(1)
Durk Zandstra
An International Data-Registration for Accidental and Immersion Hypothermia
520(13)
Implication of Treatment and Outcome of Survivors of Accidental Deep Hypothermia: The Need for a Hypothermia Registry
520(1)
Beat Walpoth
The UK National Immersion Incident Survey (UKNIIS)
521(2)
Mike Tipton
Hypothermia Research Project in The Netherlands
523(1)
Joost Bierens
The SARRRAH Project
524(9)
Wolfgang Baumeier
Section 10 Water-Related Disasters
533(54)
Rob Brons
Joost Bierens
Overview
535(4)
Rob Brons
Joost Bierens
Consensus and Recommendations
539(1)
Rob Brons
Joost Bierens
Disasters at Sea
540(6)
Helge Brandstrom
`Herald of Free Enterprise'
546(2)
Karel Vandevelde
Decision Support System for Optimising a SAR Fleet Plan to Rescue Large Numbers of Passengers
548(5)
Sip Wiebenga
Linking Sea and Land: Essential Elements in Crises Decisions for Water-Related Disasters
553(6)
Martin Madern
Rob Brons
Drowning in Floods: An Overview of Mortality Statistics for Worldwide Floods
559(6)
Bas Jonkman
Measures to Prevent The Netherlands from Flooding
565(3)
Joop Weijers
Robert Slomp
Sjaak Poortvliet
Controlling the Risk of Flood-Related Drowning
568(2)
Sjaak Poortvliet
The Safety Chain During Floods
570(5)
Martin Madern
Rob Brons
Amanda Kost
Planning of the Mass Emergency Response to Floods in the Netherlands
575(5)
Pieter van der Torn
Bas Jonkman
Current Trends in Swift Water, Moving Water and Flood Rescue Response
580(7)
Jim Segerstrom
Section 11 Breath-Hold, SCUBA and Hose Diving
587(30)
David Elliott
Rob van Hulst
Alfred Bove
Jim Caruso
Glen Egstrom
Des Gorman
Maida Taylor
Jurg Wendling
Overview and Recommendations
589(2)
The Underlying Physics and Applied Physiology
591(4)
Diving Techniques
595(1)
Epidemiology of Drowning While Diving
596(1)
Physical, Mental and Medical Fitness
597(1)
Causation of Drowning Accidents in Relation to Training
598(1)
Introducing Children to Diving
599(1)
Underwater Self-Rescue and Assisted Rescue: Training to Cope With Emergencies
600(1)
Immediate Treatment of the Diver Who Almost Drowned
601(2)
Accident Investigation and Autopsy
603(1)
Diving Accident Investigations
603(2)
The Investigation of SCUBA Diving Fatalities
605(12)
Section 12 Investigation of Drowning Accidents
617(42)
Jerome Modell
Introduction and Overview
619(1)
Jerome Modell
Behaviour of Dead Bodies in Water
620(2)
Jaap Molenaar
Search and Recovery in Near-Shore Waters
622(3)
James Howe
Search Techniques
625(8)
Search Techniques for Dead Bodies: Searching with Dogs
625(2)
Adee Schoon
Search Techniques for Drowning Victims: Recovery Using Side Scan Sonars
627(3)
Robert Williamson
Infrared Detection Systems for Maritime Search and Rescue Units
630(3)
Germ Martini
Homicidal Drowning
633(3)
Andrea Zaferes
Walt Hendrick
The Approach of the Pathologist to the Diagnosis of Drowning
636(4)
Ian Calder
Accident Investigations in Drowning
640(5)
Peter Cornall
Roger Bibbings
Peter MacGregor
Legal Aspects and Litigation in Aquatic Lifesaving
645(2)
Jerome Modell
Legal Claims in Drowning Cases
647(3)
Rutger Schimmelpenninck
The M/S Estonia Disaster and the Treatment of Human Remains
650(3)
Eke Boesten
Maritime Accident Investigations
653(6)
John Stoop
Important Websites 659(2)
Final Recommendations of the World Congress on Drowning 661(10)
Acknowledgements 671(2)
Contact Data and Affiliations 673(24)
Subject Index 697

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