Country |
Family Name |
Given Name |
Abstract Number |
Abstract Title |
Session # |
| Canada | Knowlton | Chris | 1 | Environmental Site Investigation in Croatia and the Conception of the Environmental and Industrial Health Hazard Risk Framework for Deployed Canadian Forces | C 2 |
| Australia | Penrose | Warwick | 2 | Sydney, Perspectives on Preparations CBT Events | A 3 |
| Belgium | Pauwels | Dirk | 3 | CB Terrorism Defence In Belgium : How And Why | A 3 |
| Croatia | Sinovcevic | Renata | 4 | Hazardous Waste Management Technical Systems As The Environmental Emergency Responding Systems Of Croatia | D 2 |
| Brazil | Santana | Gui | 5 | Towards Effective Crisis Communication: An Analysis of Management Inhibitors and Facilitators | C 5 |
| Bulgaria | Dishovski | Christofer | 6 | Analysis of the HI-6 Influence on the Liver Metabolizing Enzime Systems | C 3 |
| Brazil | Santana | Gui | 7 | Chemical and Biological Terrorism: A Brazilian Perspective | A 3 |
| Canada | Eaton | Doug | 8 | Chem/Bio Terrorism Preparedness: Current Technologies and Application | A 4 |
| Canada | Harwood | Colin | 9 | Generic Protocol for Decisions Regarding Packages Possibly Containing a Chemical or Biological Agent | A 4 |
| Croatia | Peric | D. | 10 | Blood Borne Pathogen Microbes And Bioterrorism | D 2 |
| Croatia | Cizmek | Ankica | 11 | CB- protection: Different materials as ecological filters | C 1 |
| Yugoslavia | Slavica | Vucinic | 12 | The Role Of National Poison Control Centre In Organisation And Management Of Mass Ammonia Accident | C 1 |
| Croatia | Blanusa | Maja | 13 | Meso- and racemic-DMSA as antidotes in heavy metal poisoning | D 2 |
| Croatia | Bokan | Slavko | 14 | Evaluation Of Nipah Virus As A Human And Animal Biological Terrorism And Warfare Agent | B 2 |
| Croatia | Palinkas | Ladislav | 15 | Contamination Of An Environment As Possible CB Terrorism | A 4 |
| Croatia | Kinder | Ivica | 16 | International Aspects Of Terrorism With A Special Emphasis On Chemical Terrorism | A 4 |
| Croatia | Orehovac | Zvonko | 17 | Assistance and Protection under the CWC | A 2 |
| Croatia | Cizmek | Ankica | 18 | Simulation modeling of ecological appearance | D 1 |
| Croatia | Simeon-Rudolf | Vera | 19 | Biochemical Studies on Oximes Synthesized in Croatia over the Past Decades. | C 3 |
| Croatia | Kanazir | Valburga | 20 | Implementation Of The Convention On Transboundary Effects Of Industrial Accidents In The Republic Of Croatia | C 6 |
| Croatia | Furic | Kresimir | 21 | Artificial Cobweb: Chemical and Physical Analysis | C 2 |
| Croatia | Molak | Branimir | 22 | Emergency Management Experience in Croatia | A 3 |
| Croatia | Molak | Branimir | 23 | Hazard Materials Emergency Experience in Croatia | D 1 |
| Czech | Matousek | Jiri | 24 | Possibilities of Detection and Early Warning in Case of Terrorist Chemical Attacks in Subways | B 1 |
| Czech | Matousek | Jiri | 25 | Personal Protection of Decontamination and Rescue Teams Engaged Following Terrorist Chemical and Biological Strikes | D 1 |
| Czech | Matousek | Jiri | 26 | Role of International Organizations in Combating Terrorism | D 2 |
| Czech | Mika | Otakar | 27 | The New Integrated Rescue System in the Czech Republic | A 3 |
| Czech | Bajgar | Jiri | 28 | The Treatment Of Intoxication With Selected Organophosphates And A Carbamate: Comparison Of Different Therapeutic Approaches | C 3 |
| Croatia | Talapko | Josip | 29 | Prion - new answer or the Old Riddle | D 2 |
| Croatia | Turk | Rajka | 30 | Role Of Poison Information Centre In The Prevention And Management Of Chemical Accidents | D 2 |
| Croatia | Vuinac | Tonci | 31 | Agressive Atropinization And Prolonged Administration Of Oximes In The Treatment Of Severe Poisoning With Organophosphorous Compounds | D 2 |
| Germany | Petroianu | Georg | 32 | High Dose Pralidoxime (PRX) Treatment Prolongs Time To Extubation (TTE) And Increases Mortality In Paraoxon (POX) Exposed Minipigs | C 4 |
| USA | Hall | Alan | 33 | In vitro decontamination of cobalt-60 exposed pigs eyes with Diphoterine(R) vs. water | C 3 |
| Czech | Mika | Otakar | 34 | Overview of the Czech NBC Equipment | D 1 |
| Croatia | Matika | Dario | 35 | Undersea Detection of Chemical Weapons and Mines | D 2 |
| Czech | Mika | Otakar | 36 | Czech Chemical Units for Fast and Reliable Intervention | D 1 |
| Iran | Ghanei | Mostafa | 37 | Late Haematologic Complications of Mustard Gas | D 2 |
| Iran | Ghanei | Mostafa | 38 | Late Pulmonary Complications of Mustard Gas Inhalation | C 4 |
| Iran | Haghighi | Loti | 39 | Emerging Infections and Bioterrorism | B 2 |
| Yugoslavia | Antonijevic | Biljana | 40 | Antidotal efficacy and pharmacokinetics of pyridinium oximes in mice poisoned with soman and paraoxon | C 3 |
| Russia | Petrov | Vadim | 41 | Antiterrorism training course in Udmurtia to provide safety during the works with chemical weapons | C 6 |
| Croatia | Plavsic | Franjo | 42 | Liquified, Toxic And Corrosive Gases In Haevily Populated Areas | B 1 |
| Croatia | Vucemilovic | Ante | 43 | The Zeolites As Skin Decontaminants Against Nerve Agent Sarin In Vivo | D 2 |
| Croatia | Halle | Ivana | 44 | An Integrated Approach To Sound Management Of Certain ("Multipurpose") Chemicals And Dual-Use Materials In Croatia | D 2 |
| Kenya | Mathenge | Virginia | 45 | Proposed Measures to Reduce Human Suffering after Terrorist’s Attack. A Lesson from the 1998 Bomb Blast of the American Embassy Building in Nairobi, Kenya. | C 2 |
| Macedonia | Taleski | Vaso | 46 | Rapid - PCR (LightCycler) in Diagnosis of Biological Agents | B 3 |
| Burkina Faso | Bary | Abdouraman | 47 | Analysis of CWC-related compounds in a rubber sample | C 2 |
| Pakistan | Khan | Liaquat | 48 | Changing Face of Global Terrorism | A 2 |
| Croatia | Bokan | Slavko | 49 | Evaluation Of Animal And Plant Pathogens As Terrorism And Warfare Agents, Vectors And Pests | D 1 |
| Romania | Mircioiu | Constantine | 50 | Sources of Chemical Toxics and their Precursors in the Pharmaceutical Industry | B 1 |
| Romania | Miron | Dalia Simona | 51 | Pyridostigmine as Preventive Antidote in Pesticides Research and Production Units | C 4 |
| Yugoslavia | Jovanovic | Djordje | 52 | Biochemical Effects Of Topical Application And Decontamination Of T-2 Toxin In Rats | D 2 |
| Romania | Paul | Florin | 53 | Treatment Approach In Biological Crisis: An Epidemiological And Ethical Point Of View | A 2 |
| Yugoslavia | Lako | Branislav | 54 | The first Epidemic of Tularemia in FR Yugoslavia | D 1 |
| Croatia | Gotovac | P. | 55 | Emerging Infections, Transition And Bioterrorism | D 2 |
| Russia | Petrov | Vadim | 56 | Technical Aspects of Realization of the New Chemical Disarmament Concept in Russia | D 1 |
| Russia | Ryabchikova | Elena | 57 | Mechanisms of Poxvirus Virulence and Pathogenicity: Review of Current Data | B 2 |
| Croatia | Sugnetic | Tomo | 58 | The Croatian Population And Responsibilities For Medical Protection | C 6 |
| Russia | Makhaeva | G | 59 | Blood Neuropathy Target Esterase (NTE) As Biochemical Marker For Neuropathic Organophosphates (OP) Exposure | B 1 |
| Russia | Malygin | V | 60 | O-alkyl-O-methylchlorformiminophenyl Phosphonates Delayed Neurotoxicity Risk Assessment: In Vitro And In Vivo Studies. | B 1 |
| Croatia | Sugnetic | Tomo | 61 | Globalization Of The Infectious Diseases And Croatian Civil Defense | D 1 |
| Russia | Netesov | Sergey | 62 | The Need For Creation Of The International Center In Novosibirsk, Russia For Combatting Infectious Diseases And Bioterrorism Threat In Asia | B 2 |
| Singapore | Ang | Kiam Wee | 63 | Protection Factors Of First Responders' Garment | D 1 |
| Croatia | Brigljevic | Zvonko | 64 | Counterterrorism, Security And Stability Improvement - Croatian Experience For The New Beginning | C 6 |
| Croatia | Tecicz | Zdravka | 65 | Terrorism And Communication With The Public | D 1 |
| Croatia | Valkovic | Vladivoj | 66 | Detection Systems for Illicit Trafficking in Weapons and Terrorist Agents | C 1 |
| Hungary | Kozari | Laszlo | 67 | System of Hungarian System Management | A 3 |
| South Africa | Erasmus | Cornelis | 68 | South African Military Health Service Involvement During Outbreak Of Cholera In Kwazulu-Natal | B 3 |
| Croatia | Subasic | Damir | 69 | Pharmaceutical Waste Disposal In Croatia | C 5 |
| Sweden | Kristensson | Per-‰ke | 70 | Swedish Chemical Support Team For The OPCW: A Survey Of The Offer According To Article X In The CWC | A 2 |
| Croatia | Hadzija | Mirko | 71 | Artificial Cobweb: Managing Chemical and Biological Agents | B 2 |
| USA | Sizemore | Tom | 72 | Visual Purple, The Next Generation Crisis Management Decision Training Tool | C 5 |
| USA | Webber | June | 73 | Terrorism Events and Cardiac Rehab: Implications | D 2 |
| Switzerland | Anet | Bernard | 74 | And What About Nuclear And Radiological Terrorism? | A 1 |
| Turkey | Ozyurt | Gurayten | 75 | Cooperation between Poison Control Center and Organized Industrial District for Chemical Disaster Prevention | C 1 |
| USA | Vigus | Richard | 76 | The New Global Standard: Wmd Community Preparedness | A 3 |
| USA | Vigus | Richard | 77 | Improving Local and State Agency Response to Terrorist Incidents Involving Biological Weapons: Interim Planning Guide | C 6 |
| UK | LeChene | Evelyn | 78 | Analysing the Terrorist Threat | A 4 |
| Ukraine | Chernyak | V. | 79 | New Advanced Oxidation Technologies For Destruction Of Toxic Chemicals And Biological Agents In Water | C 4 |
| Croatia | Friscic | Josip | 80 | How to Achieve Better Protection from Chemical Terrorism Using Preventive Activities | A 4 |
| USA | Bice | Stephen | 81 | Description of the U.S. National Pharmaceutical Stockpile Program | C 5 |
| USA | Bice | Stephen | 82 | The U.S. National Pharmaceutical Stockpile Program "Buying is the Easy Part" | C 5 |
| USA | Vigus | Richard | 83 | The Improved Response Program | C 6 |
| USA | Bright | Randy | 84 | Rapid On-Site Biological Detection for First Responders | B 3 |
| USA | Stopa | Peter | 85 | Detection of Unknown Biological Materials | B 3 |
| USA | Debell | Robert | 86 | Particle Size and Organism Number: Impact on Bioaerosols | B 3 |
| USA | Deitchman | Scott | 87 | Protecting First Responders To Acts Of Terrorism | C 1 |
| USA | Eifried | Gary | 88 | Psychological Effects of CB Terrorism: Lessons from the Past | B 3 |
| USA | Jennings | Michelle | 89 | Consequence Management- A Dual Approach | A 2 |
| USA | Gum | Robert | 90 | Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Chemical Weapons Demilitarization Oversight Program | C 1 |
| USA | Snitch | Thomas | 91 | Responding to a Terrorist Initiated Toxic Chemical Release: Protecting High Value Facilities and Very Vulnerable Populations | A 2 |
| USA | Hughart | Joesph | 92 | Industrial Chemicals as Weapons of Mass Destruction | A 4 |
| USA | Joe | Paul | 93 | CDC Public Health Oversight Of Chemical Weapons Disposal | D 1 |
| USA | Robbins | Michael | 94 | The U.S. National Pharmaceutical Stockpile: Contents and Applications | C 5 |
| USA | Morales | M. | 95 | Development And Implementation Of Civil Support Teams For Weapons Of Mass Destruction | B 1 |
| USA | McGeorge | Jack | 96 | An Analysis of 404 Non-military Incidents Involving either Chemical or Biological Agents | A 1 |
| USA | McGeorge | Jack | 97 | Weaponization and Delivery of Chem and Bio Agents: from a terrorism perspective | A 4 |
| Iran | Khateri | Shahriar | 98 | Statistical Views On Late Complication Of Chemical Weapons In Iranian C.W Victims of Iran - Iraq War | D 3 |
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