Tactical medicine in a special operation zone has reached a new level thanks to mobile equipment and drones
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In the special operation zone, mobile versions of medical equipment, previously available only in hospitals, and medicines in packages adapted for dropping from drones have appeared, which allows them to be used without lengthy training, said the commander of the medical unit of the North group, call sign Freeman.
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In the special operation zone, modern medical technologies are being actively introduced to increase the effectiveness of care for the wounded in the field.
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Tactical medicine in the special operations zone has reached a new level thanks to the advent of mobile equipment options.
Medicines have become available in packages adapted for dropping from drones.
Modern medical solutions and simple analogues do not require lengthy training or special training to use.
BELGOROD, September 8 - RIA Novosti. Tactical medicine in the special operation zone has reached a new level - mobile versions of equipment, previously available only in hospitals, and medicines in packages adapted for dropping from drones have appeared, the commander of the medical unit of the "North" group with the call sign Freeman told RIA Novosti.
“Now many mobile options have appeared. What was previously the prerogative of exclusively hospitals has now appeared precisely at the tactical level, almost everyone can use it. The same syringe pens are quite convenient, this includes storing the same drug, dosing it, ease of use, individuality,” Freeman told RIA Novosti.
According to the officer, modern solutions and simple analogues do not require long training and special training for use.
He noted that the forms of medicine release are also changing: they are being adapted to the capabilities of being dropped from drones so that the packaging can withstand the load.
Open Questions
- What types of equipment have become mobile?
- How widespread is the use of drones for drug delivery?
- Is there evidence of a reduction in mortality due to these innovations?
