Temporary vessel occlusion a growing practice for trauma patients

Emergency Scientific, a Utah-based medical device company specializing in innovative solutions for the emergency medicine industry, has announced the first patient use of its Landmark REBOA Catheter.

The Landmark Catheter was developed for resuscitative endovascular occlusion of the aorta (REBOA), a procedure developed by the military to treat hemorrhage from non-compressible fractures of the pelvis and penetrating trauma of the abdomen and has since been adopted by civilian providers.

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