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Behind the Scenes: Adding A Vertical Capability To The CRO Medical System
Designing a new vertical capability Almost everyone needs a vertical capability at some point in their career. The most common load-bearing feature is a hard-point tether attachment from a...
From The Field: Hybrid IFAK Packout
The CRO Medical Hybrid IFAK has been in circulation for over five years, with over 10,000 units sold. We designed this product as an improved medical fanny pack...
Portable Ventilator Review: Perspective From Flight For The Ground
The most dangerous thing we can do as medical professionals is to remove a patient's physiologic negative pressure breathing circuit and replace it with a mechanical positive pressure...
Collaborations: Delta Development Team APRU Carrier
At CRO, we are hungry for current data, over the horizon discussions, and future integration of technologies which affect the prehospital medical space. We are working on behalf...
Modernizing Pelvic Binding Devices for Prehospital Medicine
For many years pelvic binding has been the standard of care in prehospital trauma. Even with the overwhelming supporting data for prehospital pelvic binders, EMS and Military prehospital...
How to Slim Down Your Med Bag
Without fail, a medic will overfill every bag you give them. Before making a packing list for any bag you must first narrowly define what you are doing...
Working Off Your Body: How to Tier Your Kit
A general framework of working off your body using our DCR Panel and Hybrid IFAK + a few tips and tricks for utilizing your pockets. A breakdown for operational...
Behind-The-Scenes: Creating Our New Med Bag
"We started with the JPC carbon fiber back panel, then we measured and got the cubic volume from resuscitative equipment that needed to fit inside. Our driving principle was the external...
Advanced Resuscitative Care… why this is the beginning.
The Advanced Resuscitative Care (ARC) CPG is the most advanced TCCC update yet. For those who have been paying attention, it marks a milestone in DoD medicine, by...
Six Steps to Setting Up a Walking Blood Bank
1. You need authorization. Before starting down the road of doing a field blood transfusion you have to have authorization from your medical director and higher command. This...
