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English: "Lunar pioneers will encounter hazards and crises requiring new emergency procedures. Here, an antenna installer fell over a 90-foot escarpment and fractured his right femur. Responding to this situation on a "medivac" hopper, two other lunar base crew members employ a portable CAT-scan device, a holographic display, and helmet-mounted heads-up displays to determine the severity of the injury. After an inflatable Thompson splint is placed on his leg, the semiconscious technician is transported back to the base strapped onto the side of the hopper. This image produced for NASA by Pat Rawlings (SAIC)."

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NASA Image Identification: S99-04197 URL: http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/exploration/lunarexploration/html/s99_04197.html

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Pat Rawlings, (SAIC)

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	Date/Time	Thumbnail	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	02:54, 11 December 2014		4,899 × 3,189 (2.58 MB)	Diannaa	full-size image from http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/exploration/lunarexploration/html/s99_04197.html
	10:21, 15 October 2014		523 × 350 (39 KB)	Albert SN	{{Information \|Description= "Lunar pioneers will encounter hazards and crises requiring new emergency procedures. Here, an antenna installer fell over a 90-foot escarpment and fractured his right femur. Responding to this situation on a "medivac" hoppe...