Definition of DCC in Military and Government. What does DCC stand for?

2006年12月13日 · HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. -- Thirty-three Airmen were recognized as Dedicated Crew Chiefs in a ceremony Friday. "The DCC is responsible for all maintenance on the aircraft he is dedicated to," said Chief Master Sgt. Wendy Jones, 49th Maintenance Group. "DCC is a job description, not an Air Force specialty.

Misawa Air Base recognized a new dedicated crew chief (DCC) at a DCC Ceremony on the flight line on Feb 23, 2022. For more than 80 years, from the U.S. Air Army Corps to the U.S. Air Force, crew chiefs have dedicated countless hours in the rain, sleet, and snow to ensure the mission gets accomplished and pilots can deliver swift, agile air ...

AF is associated with an increased risk of heart failure, thromboembolism, and death . DCC is an effective procedure to restore sinus rhythm. It is widely used in patients with persistent AF patients undergoing DCC in moderate to relatively high-risk categories based on the CHA2DS2-VASc scoring scheme [6,8].

2020年10月13日 · “It’s an honor to be one of the first F-35A Dedicated Crew Chiefs on Eielson,” said U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Theodore Crowely, III, a 354th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron DCC. “I treat the maintenance of the aircraft with the utmost seriousness and I do my best to make sure that the aircraft is ready everyday.”

2020年2月10日 · The DCC program is a time-honored Air Force tradition dating back to World War II when maintainers were assigned to an individual aircraft and responsible for getting it prepped and ready to accomplish the mission.

2012年11月29日 · Here we will review basic principles and techniques of direct current and internal cardioversion, from patient preparation to requirments for energy waveforms and paddle positioning, as well as complications, implantable devices …

Direct current cardioversion (DCCV), a common rhythm control strategy for symptomatic atrial fibrillation (AF)/atrial flutter (AFL) patients, is associated with a small but substantial risk of stroke and systemic thromboembolism (1–3).

Conclusion DCCV for AF remains a safe procedure with good acute success rates. However, within 6 months the majority of patients will have reverted to AF. AF duration of less than 1 year is associated with an improved 6-month success rate, as does antiarrhythmic use in those with impaired LV function.

Background: Direct-current cardioversion (DCC) for atrial fibrillation carries a risk of stroke, probably associated with the temporary atrial stunning following cardioversion. The presence of a cardiac thrombus, usually localized in the left atrial appendage (LAA), is recognized as a clear contra-indication to the cardioversion.