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Mike Weisman — 25 years as a Navy Corpsman and SARC, 27 years on a busy Vegas fire department, now clinical education at Celox — does not sell magic dust. He sells a hydraulic problem.
A femoral-rate bleed can dump on the order of 500 mL a minute. The clotting cascade is a 14-step masterpiece built for arterioles, not that jet. Early platelet plug gets blown off the ves...
OTFC is gone. That was not a small supply hiccup. It punched a hole in the old TCCC pain plan.
George Barbee, a PA and co-author of TCCC Guideline Change 25-03, walks Dennis through why the committee rebuilt battlefield analgesia instead of patching the old triple-option chart.
They screened 56 analgesics. They built an objective matrix. They landed on suzetrigine...
Recorded live at SOMA 26
In a near-peer MASCAL, one medic and one junior medic may face twenty penetrating torso casualties, one unit of blood, and no time to empirically needle or finger-decompress every chest. This SOMA presentation argues that formal triage algorithms are already giving way to intuitive, intervention-first decisions—and that point-of-care ultrasound ...
Medical logistics was an afterthought for a lot of us in GWOT. You submitted a request, something showed up, and everyone joked that the warehouse never read the order. That model does not survive large-scale combat operations.
In this episode, Dennis sits down with Jesse Bashel, a medical logistician and acquisitionist, to walk through how SOF medical supply is suppose...
Ukrainian orthopedic and reconstructive surgeon describes what prolonged field care actually looks like when evacuation from the front line to Role 2 takes three to four days, and sometimes longer. After years of Role 1, Role 2, and evacuation-stage work, he focuses on a problem that now drives limb outcomes: tourniquet syndrome. TCCC made rapid tourniquet application routine...