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Special
Patent(s) PendingHyFin
®Chest Seal
ITEM# 10-0015 NSN# 6515-01-532-8019 DIMENSIONS: ? 5¾" x 5¾" (Chest Seal) ? 6" x 6¼" (Packaged)Needle decompression Kit
(14g x 3.25?)
ITEM# ZZ-0056 NSN# 6515-01-541-0635 PACKAGED DIMENSIONS: 5New & Improved Design...
the result of a two year collaboration with Pre-hospital providers and data obtained from ongoing combat operations. Our patented design increases the likelihood of success in the management of casualties who present with signs and symptoms of a tension pneumothorax. An easy opening container protects the needle from damage during deployment. Also the flash cap from the needle system has been removed to allow for immediate confirmation of placement. Through the use of Analytical Thinking, Evidence- Based Medicine and Human Factors? Engineering, inherent survival stress behaviors were identified and fail-safe characteristics implemented into the product design. 7 /8" x 1Features:
A circumferential occlusive dressing for use in ? 3.25" x 14ga Needle/Catheter the management of casualties with penetrating ? Rugged Needle/Catheter Protective Tube chest wounds. Using the latest specialized ? Easy ID Textured Twist Top adhesive technology for a superior seal in ? Flash Cap Removed for Immediate Confirmation the most adverse conditions, our chest seal is supplied in a rugged, easy-to-open package that allows for quick and effective application Tension Pneumothorax References: in extreme environments. Harcke, HT, Chest Wall Thickness in Military Personnel: Implications for Needle Thoracentesis in Tension Patent(s) Pending Pneumothorax. Military Medicine. 172. 12:000.2007; 1260-1263. Memorandum. Department of the Army, Office of the Surgeon General. Management of Soldiers with Tension Pneumothorax. 2006 John J. McPherson, MS, David S. Feigin, MD, and Ronald F. Bellamy, MD, FACS. Prevalence of Tension Pneumothorax /2"?
Rugged Packaging
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Oversized Tabs for Easier Opening
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Easy Application
in Fatally Wounded Combat Casualties. J Trauma.?
Aggressive Adhesive
2006;60:573-578. Eckstein M, Suyehara D. Needle thoracostomy in the prehospital setting. Prehosp Emerg Care. 1998; 2:132-5. Britten S, Palmer SH. Chest wall thickness may limit adequate drainage of tension pneumothorax by needle thoracentesis. J Accid Emerg Med. 1996; 13:426-7. ®PRODUCTS
Patent(s) Pending WITH AMISSION
19ARS Needle Decompression Kit
HyFin Chest Seal
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