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patients on the battlefield and during rotary wing evacuation,   ABSTRACT
              is that REBOA may have a place in prehospital resuscitation
              but patient and provider selection are paramount. The pro-  The medical advancements made during the wars in Iraq
              cedure, although simple in description, is quite complicated   and Afghanistan have resulted in an unprecedented survival
              and can cause major physiologic changes best dealt with by   rate, yet there is still a significant number of deaths that were
              experienced providers. REBOA is incapable of extending the   potentially survivable. Additionally, the ability to deliver ca-
              golden hour limiting the procedure’s utility.      sualties to definitive surgical care within the “golden hour”
                                                                 is diminishing in many areas of conflict. Resuscitative endo-
                                                                 vascular balloon occlusion of the aorta (REBOA) has been
              Keywords:  REBOA;  resuscitative endovascular balloon oc-  implemented successfully in the hospital setting. REBOA may
              clusion of the aorta;  battlefield resuscitation;  junctional   be a possible adjunct for the Role I and point-of-injury (POI)
              hemorrhage                                         care to provide temporary control of noncompressible torso
                                                                 hemorrhage (NCTH) and junctional hemorrhage. Here the
                                                                 authors advocate for the development of the Role I Resuscita-
              THE ROLE I RESUSCITATION TEAM AND                  tion Team (RT) and a training pathway to meet the challenge
              RESUSCITATIVE ENDOVASCULAR BALLOON                 of the changing battlefield
              OCCLUSION OF THE AORTA
                                                                 Keywords:  Tactical Combat Casualty Care;  TCCC;  resusci-
              Fisher AD, Teeter WA, Cordova CB, Brenner ML,      tation; resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the
              Szczepanski MP, Miles EA, Galante JM, DuBose JJ,   aorta; REBOA; hemorrhage; shock
              Rasmussen TE. 17(2). 65–73. (Journal Article)






























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