Accuracy of 6.5" Beaded Cable Tie, 10" Paracord, and Operator Gestalt in Prehospital Whole Blood Collection Techniques in Filling Donor Blood Bags to Target Volume

BC performed poorly on all assessments and should be avoided. OG was generally superior to BC and PC, but was still suboptimal, with ~30% incorrect fills study-wide. Present findings demonstrate the need for better methods for determining donor blood bag fill volume to preserve the life of the wounded warfighter in WBB scenarios.

Authors

Jonathan D. Auten (ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2708-899X)
Russell Wier
Kevin J Matthews (ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0002-9569-0202)
Matthew Christensen (ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0009-9582-9391)
Alec D Emerling
Samuel Walther
Cole S Jordan
Gregory J. Zarow
Duncan Mark Carlton
Blaine Dassero

Institutions

Naval Medical Center San Diego (US)
Blue Mountain Community College (US)
West Health (US)
United States Department of the Navy (US)
Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency (US)
Rauma Group (Norway) (NO)
Okinawa Prefecture (JP)

Publication Details

Journal: Journal of Special Operations Medicine
Published: 2025-01-01
DOI: https://doi.org/10.55460/bo33-5bsj
Primary Topic: Blood donation and transfusion practices
Type: article
Field-Weighted Citation Impact: 0.00

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Accuracy of 6.5" Beaded Cable Tie, 10" Paracord, and Operator Gestalt in Prehospital Whole Blood Collection Techniques in Filling Donor Blood Bags to Target Volume

Jonathan D. Auten, Russell Wier, Kevin J Matthews, Matthew Christensen et al.

Jan 1, 2025

Journal of Special Operations Medicine

Blood donation and transfusion practices

article

Accuracy of 6.5" Beaded Cable Tie, 10" Paracord, and Operator Gestalt in Prehospital Whole Blood Collection Techniques in Filling Donor Blood Bags to Target Volume

Jonathan D. Auten, Russell Wier, Kevin J Matthews, Matthew Christensen, Alec D Emerling, Samuel Walther, Cole S Jordan, Gregory J. Zarow, Duncan Mark Carlton, Blaine Dassero

January 1, 2025article en

Abstract

BC performed poorly on all assessments and should be avoided. OG was generally superior to BC and PC, but was still suboptimal, with ~30% incorrect fills study-wide. Present findings demonstrate the need for better methods for determining donor blood bag fill volume to preserve the life of the wounded warfighter in WBB scenarios.

Journal of Special Operations Medicine

Naval Medical Center San Diego (US), Blue Mountain Community College (US), West Health (US), United States Department of the Navy (US), Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency (US), Rauma Group (Norway) (NO), Okinawa Prefecture (JP)

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Blood donation and transfusion practices

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