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The 2009 Roatan DMT Class

	DMT students working the morning run
Klaus, Dr. Marcos, and Rainer operating
	The boys waiting for their treatment.
Surgical and Needle Airway Training
	B.I.G IO Training
A DCS Type II patients' first examination from Bridget and Klaus.
	Locking out of the morning run.

Thoracic Decompression training.
	DMT student works on his suturing technique.
More suturing...
	Klaus shows good technique and location for a needle decompression. The dogs got the ribs and pig's feet...
Orthopedic management "Casting" training.
	Wound management with hemostatic agents and tampons.

	A happy customer who is walking again.
	And then the graduation party...
	Gettin' there...
	They are there...

We even had time to dive...I mean, experience, first-hand, the physics of diving and hyperbaric medicine.

Another sunset at the clinic...

Walterio and his family with Ron. Walterio arrived at our facility a Type II DCS quadriplegic patient. He was walking on his own, with little help, after over 30 days of treatments and care from our physicians and our 2008 DMT students.

During this years program, we treated over 120 Type II DSC patients...yes, that is correct...

Over 120 Type II DCS injured divers in 8 weeks.

The area in the background and to the left is the new physical therapy and waiting area for our divers.

These are the folks who made this all possible.

2010 Honolulu, Hawaii Off-Site Advanced DMT Class

	Everything is funny at 165 fsw.
Shopping in China Town for training materials.
	FAST 1 training
DMT candidates during I.V. training.
	Using the B.I.G. IO device.
Training with the EZ-IO.
	Surgical airway simulation.
More IV sticks.
	Lidocaine for the laceration.
Chest spike for a pnuemo.
	Securing and protecting the stick.
Suturing 101.
	"Just stick right there!"
Nice job, BIG scars!
	Saw broke again!
IV lines everywhere.
	Yup! Stick your finger in there to keep it open.

2009 Wasilla, Alaska Off-Site Advanced DMT Class

	Thoracic Decompression practiced by DMT candidate Scott
Working on medical procedures and equipment at 165 feet deep.
	Playtime...combitubes, chest decompression, and needle cricothyrotomy
Raymond demonstrates correct procedures for deep wound care.
	Packing the wound with homemade Sugardyne.
Foley catheter training...ouch!
	A perfect leg cast...the cast saw is broken!
No really! The cast saw is broken!
	"Doctor" Scott, he kind of had that whole "Silence of the Lambs" thing goin' on by the end of the two weeks.
Really scary.
	Application of the hemostatic agent "Celox" to a deep bleeder.
Too late Raymond... You should have studied.

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