military anti-shock garment: historical relic or a device with unrealized potential?
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Abstract
Military anti-shock trousers represents a medical device which has engendered very divergent views, even up to today. From the time the concept was formulated in 1903 by surgeon George W Crile, there have been significant swings in opinion and evidence. The guidelines, where available, are often kept relatively general and cautious. As a spin-off to the mechanism and technology, several alternative devices have been proposed or developed over the years. This include the auto-transfusion torniquet, the non pneumatic anti-shock garment (Life Wrap) and the non inflatable antishock garment, which are discussed in this paper.
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| Authors | ;Lateef Fatimah;Kelvin Tan |
| Journal | journal of clinical epidemiology |
| Year | 2008 |
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