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Cost:
-15g granules packet for $17.99
-Granule Applicator and Plunger Set for $39.99
-Gauze for around $20
-4 yard roll for $23
-25g sponge for $13
-Trauma pack (sterile pad & gauze) for around $25
One granules packet can be used for multiple injuries. The gauze is not to be reused
-Transportation
-Protection
-Regulation
Gauze and combat rolls are easy to use, but are one time use items
-Platelets adhere to vessel wall secondary to wall damage
-Platelets become sticky, Fibrin starts to form
-Erythrocytes (-) mix with Plasma (+)
-Fighting harmful elements via White cells
-Blood clotting mechanics
Gauze is easy enough, but the granules takes practice...
Studied, funded by, and still used by US military to this day
Studied and used by the US military in 2002
They are both viable devices for improving proper treatment of bleeding injuries. They work and are not too expensive.
A battle for the ages!
Implementation into modern treatment
-Contusion
-Burns
-Crushing injuries (unless other wounds are present)
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-Celox Gauze
-Hemostatis gauze
-Small, easy to apply
-Celox Granules
-Powdery, hemostatic compound
-Made of Chitosan,
which is made of
Glucosamine
Quikclot Gauze
-Medium to Large hemostatic gauze pads
-Impregnated with Kaolin
Chitosan (+) mixes with Erythrocytes (-) to bond into a clot!
The body's Fibrin makes this clot more secure
Quikclot!
Celox!
-Small, fine powder and gauze
-Replaces chemical that helps blood clotting
-Medium to large gauze pads
-Introduces chemical into body that stimulates blood clotting