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    Mother, baby flown safely home after 7 months in ICU [Image 3 of 12]

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    A medical transport team, including several personnel in U.S. Air Force flight suits, is gathered in a hospital room around a pediatric patient — an infant — who is being held by a caregiver. Complex medical transport equipment, including monitors and IV lines, is staged on a specialized transport stretcher. The scene appears to depict a critical care aeromedical evacuation team preparing for or completing a patient transfer.

    JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    06.07.2019

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Katherine Spessa 

    59th Medical Wing

    Critical air transport team members from the 59th Medical Wing, emergency medical technicians and Children’s Medical Center of Dallas nurses fill the hospital room of Nakoa Crawford, June 7, 2019. The medical professionals relayed information about the patient to seamlessly transfer care. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Katherine Spessa//Released)

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    Date Taken: 06.07.2019
    Date Posted: 06.14.2019 11:41
    Photo ID: 5486686
    VIRIN: 190607-F-TY749-0148
    Resolution: 8256x4644
    Size: 21.09 MB
    Location: JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, TEXAS, US
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    Two military medical personnel in olive/sage green flight suits are working inside what appears to be a military medical transport vehicle or aircraft. Both individuals wear unit patches on their shoulders and are handling medical supplies and equipment. The interior is equipped with various medical devices, storage cabinets, and monitoring equipment.
    The image shows a group of personnel in olive/gray flight suits and at least one military uniform approaching the Ambulance Entrance of Cook Children's Medical Center. Several individuals are wheeling a gurney through the entrance doors while others follow closely behind. The scene appears to depict a medical transport or training exercise at a pediatric hospital.
    A medical transport team, including several personnel in U.S. Air Force flight suits, is gathered in a hospital room around a pediatric patient — an infant — who is being held by a caregiver. Complex medical transport equipment, including monitors and IV lines, is staged on a specialized transport stretcher. The scene appears to depict a critical care aeromedical evacuation team preparing for or completing a patient transfer.
    A woman holds a infant who is connected to medical tubing, appearing to be in a hospital or clinical setting. She is kissing the baby's head with a concerned expression on her face. A second person wearing a yellow top and a lanyard stands beside her, appearing to be a healthcare worker or companion.
    A military medical professional wearing an olive green flight suit with unit patches is examining a young infant or toddler using a stethoscope in what appears to be a medical facility. A second healthcare provider assists on the right side of the patient. The setting appears to be a pediatric medical room with visible medical equipment on the walls.
    A young infant is secured in a car seat or medical transport seat while receiving supplemental oxygen via nasal cannula. The baby appears alert and is looking upward. Medical monitoring equipment is visible to the right, and a uniformed individual is partially visible on the left side of the frame.
    Military medical personnel are conducting what appears to be an aeromedical evacuation operation inside a military cargo aircraft. A infant or young baby secured in a car seat with a nasal cannula is being attended to by multiple uniformed service members. The scene suggests an active medical transport mission with specialized equipment visible.
    The image shows a newborn infant in what appears to be a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) or hospital setting. The baby's small foot and leg are visible with medical monitoring equipment attached, including a pulse oximeter sensor on the foot and an identification wristband. The shallow depth of field and low-light environment suggest a clinical but intimate documentary-style photograph.
    A U.S. Air Force aeromedical evacuation specialist is providing medical care to a small infant aboard a military aircraft. The personnel is wearing a flight suit with a U.S. Air Force medical squadron patch and an American flag patch, along with a flight helmet with communications equipment. The infant appears to be connected to medical monitoring equipment and tubing, indicating a critical care transport situation.
    A U.S. Air Force flight nurse or aeromedical evacuation crew member, wearing a flight suit with an American flag patch and aviation headset, tends to an infant patient aboard a military transport aircraft. The crew member is smiling and holding a small stuffed unicorn toy near the baby, who appears to be connected to medical monitoring equipment. A second crew member is partially visible on the right side of the frame.
    A newborn or very young infant is lying down with a pacifier in their mouth and what appears to be a nasal cannula or medical tubing near their nose, suggesting a medical care setting. The baby is accompanied by a small stuffed animal toy. The image is taken in low-light conditions with a shallow depth of field.
    A dimly lit interior space, likely a military transport aircraft, shows a sleeping infant secured in a car seat with what appears to be a medical tube near the face. In the background, an adult is also resting or sleeping, wrapped in an olive-colored blanket. The environment contains visible safety equipment and strapping systems consistent with a cargo or transport aircraft.

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