Mass Radiation Casualties: Medical Plan Presented 3-19-12

March 14, 2012 - PRLog -- Note: According to the U.K.'s Deputy Prime minister Nick Clegg (1), nuclear materials are so readily accessible to terrorists that “no police force can contain such a threat.” Clegg further warns that “no country can afford to ignore this risk.” America’s FBI likewise evaluates her likelihood of being attacked by a WMD by terrorists as 100%. (2)

Monday, March 19th between 2pm to 3pm est., Professor Norman Ende, MD., Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the New Jersey School of Medicine, presents an open telephone conference and Q&A regarding emergency medical preparedness and follow-up care for mass casualties suffering Hematopoietic Syndrome (radiation sickness) due to high-dose radiation exposure.

At the invitation of the Regional Catastrophic Planning Team (3), Ende will explain why his unique proposals for treating radiation sickness may offer the only viable means of treating extensive cases of radiation sickness resulting from the detonation of a 10kt IND in an urban setting. Dr. Ende developed this medical blueprint through extensive in-vivo research (4,5,6),  his review of pathological reports from Hiroshima and Nagasaki (7), and findings from Chernobyl and Tokaimura (8).

Joining Dr. Ende and the Regional Committee of the RCPGP will be Lt. Gen. Paul K. Carlton, Jr. MD., (ret.). A former Air Force Surgeon General, Dr. Carlton also served as NORAD’s senior medical adviser concerning medical options for treating mass radiation casualties in the event of a nuclear war.

Drs. Ende and Carlton would greatly appreciate your participation this Monday to consider the hope they wish to share regarding a grave medical nightmare that threatens all mankind.

Meeting Details:  To join the meeting, please use this link:

http://rcpt.adobeconnect.com/r4fwiuy0aqf/

You will be asked to enter as a guest using your name and phone number. After you enter your phone number, you will receive a phone call connecting you to the audio conference bridge. If you have difficulty connecting to the bridge or do not have a direct extension, you may dial yourself into the meeting using the number: (866) 475-1762. No participation code is necessary.

Norman Ende, MD
Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
UMDNJ-NJMS,
Capt, MC USNR (ret)
185 South Orange Ave., MSB C-501
Newark, NJ, 07103
Phone Office: (973) 972-6289
Phone Lab: (973) 972-4792
Fax: (973) 972-7493

Paul K. Carlton, Jr., M.D., FACS
Lt. General, USAF (Ret.)
Director, Homeland Security
A&M System Health Science Center
College Station, TX 77840
(979) 458-7246
Fax (979) 458-7202
Carlton@tamhsc.edu

Refs.

1.   By Tom Whitehead; Stateless terrorists with a dirty bomb now real threat for UK, says Clegg. The Telegraph. 7 Mar 2012
2.   By Ronald Kessler; FBI: 100 Percent Chance of WMD Attack, Newsmax, 14 Feb 2011
3.   The Regional Catastrophic Preparedness Grant Program (RCPGP) is an initiative for jurisdictions across NY, NJ, CT, and PA, funded by the US Department of Homeland Security.
4.   Ende, N., Lu, S., Alcid, M., Chen, R., Mack, R.  Pooled umbilical cord blood as a possible universal donor for marrow reconstitution and use in nuclear accidents.  Life Sciences Vol 69, No. 13, 1531-1539, 2001.
5.   Ende N, Lu S, Mack R, Ponzio NM:  The feasibility of using blood bank stored (4ºC) cord blood, unmatched for HLA for marrow.   Amer Jr of Clin Path: Vol.111, No.6, June 1999.
6.   Azzam EI, Yang Z, Li M, Kim S, Kovalenko OA, Khorshidi M, Ende N. The effect of human cord blood therapy on the intestinal tract of lethally irradiated mice: possible use for mass casualties. Int J Radiat Biol. 2010 Jun; 86(6):467-75.
7.   Ende, Norman; UMDNJ, Planning for the treatment of mass casualties based on pathology of the fatalities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. International Journal of Radiation Biology. 2011 Apr; 87(4):443-4.
8.   Radiation-Accident Preparedness: The Clinical Care of Victims, Fourth International REAC/TS Conference on the Medical Basis for Radiation Accident Preparedness, March 2001, Orlando FL

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