Battlefield trauma care then and now¶
Butler, & Blackbourne. (2012). Battlefield trauma care then and now. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery.
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- Last-Mile Distribution Failure
- The response moved the trunk-leaf boundary forward: tourniquets issued to every soldier, blood products (including cold-stored and "walking blood bank" whole blood) pre-positioned at the point of injury, and pre-authorized transfusion and hemorrhage-control protocols medics could execute without rear approval
This sourceDocuments the forward-shift of care in Tactical Combat Casualty Care: tourniquets fielded to every soldier, blood moved toward the point of injury, and medic-executable hemorrhage-control protocols.
- The response moved the trunk-leaf boundary forward: tourniquets issued to every soldier, blood products (including cold-stored and "walking blood bank" whole blood) pre-positioned at the point of injury, and pre-authorized transfusion and hemorrhage-control protocols medics could execute without rear approval
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