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Emergency care for amputations: Life-saving measures and products

SOS tooth box

Safe storage of knocked-out teeth and tooth fragments - the rescue box for dental accidents

€32.12*

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Dr Marx replantation bag S, sterile - finger / hand

Variant: Finger / Hand

Double-walled bag for optimum storage and safe transport of an amputation Safe transport and storage of amputates In order to increase the chances of a successful replantation, it is important to transport the patient with the replant to the appropriate clinic in the best possible way. The best possible transport of the replant means: Protection from mechanical influences Protection from temperatures that are too high or too low Protection from water or other substances Protection from bacterial contamination The advantages of Dr Marx replant bags at a glance: Sophisticated double-wall system: the inner bag is used for dry, germ-free storage of the amputation, the outer bag for storing the coolant Smooth, puncture-resistant film - particularly important for bone splinters The inner bag is longer than the outer bag - therefore no coolant can reach the amputation Sturdy, watertight aluminium sterile packaging - this enables safe storage anywhere Dr Marx replantation bag - the right one to hand in an emergency! Instructions for use 1. Wrap the severed body part in sterile dressing material. 2. Open the packaging. Remove and unfold the double-walled bag. The inner and outer bags are firmly connected at the bottom. 3. Place the severed body part in the inner bag and close it tightly by pulling the two red strings. 4. Fill the outer bag up to above the amputation with ice and water or Dr Marx artificial ice in equal parts and close it securely by pulling the two green strings tight. Alternatively, instant cold packs can also be used for cooling. 5. Hang the double-walled bag by the threads (inner and outer bag). Heavily filled, heavy bags should also rest on the bottom and sides. 6. For longer transport distances, fresh ice, Dr Marx artificial ice or instant cold packs must be refilled.

€35.15*

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Dr Marx artificial ice cream, 500 g

For optimum cooling of the amputation during transport in conjunction with the Dr. Marx replant bag. 500 g granules for preparing a cooling solution It's all about the right cooling The advantages of Dr. Marx artificial ice at a glance: Application: Fill the contents into the outer bag (green drawstring) of a replant bag. Using the empty pack, measure out the same amount of cold water and add to the granules. The cooling time depends on the outside temperature and the temperature of the added water. Dr Marx Artificial Ice is non-toxic and can be disposed of safely after use.

Content: 0.5 kg (€51.76* / 1 kg)

€25.88*

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Dr Marx replantation bag M sterile - Arm

Variant: Arm

€53.69*

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WERO Trauma Kit

The number of MANV (mass casualty incident) cases has increased considerably in recent years. Aid organisations have been increasingly preparing for such situations for some time now. The WERO Trauma Kit was designed for such cases. Our Trauma Kit was developed in co-operation with experienced paramedics. Our aim was to create a product that is quickly to hand in an emergency and that can be used to optimise initial treatment of bleeding wounds. The WERO Trauma Kit for the police, schools, public institutions, airports and railway stations The areas of application for the WERO Trauma Kit are as varied as the kit itself. Thanks to its compact size, it can be easily stowed away or worn directly on clothing - ideally, the modular bag in which the products are packed is equipped with Velcro strips. They can be used in all sectors and institutions. The WERO Trauma Kit can be used in schools, public institutions and events as well as department stores, airports and railway stations. The trauma kit has been tried and tested for first aid in special emergency situations and comes in a practical transparent bag or modular bag. The transparent bag eliminates the time-consuming search for the right materials and you have everything you need for first aid in an emergency at hand The WERO Trauma Kit is also an ideal addition to your first aid kit, emergency rucksack or first aid bag. Contents of the WERO Trauma Kit 1x CAT Combat Application Tourniquet 1x Emergency Bandage green, 4.5 m x 10 cm 1x Universal scissors, knee-bent, stainless steel, 19 cm 1x WERO DuraLine nitrile disposable gloves size L, 4 pieces 1x WERO rescue blanket gold/silver 160 x 210 cm 1x Edding Permantent Marker mini In transparent bag, dimensions: W 18 x D 14 x H 8 cm

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€55.93*

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Dr Marx Replantation Set - Small, WERO Cool Packs

Size: Small | Variant: WERO Cool Packs

For optimum care of patient and amputation First aid kit for amputation injuries (finger, hand, arm, leg) Contents: 1 Dr Marx replantation set, small 1 Dr Marx replantation bag M, size 2 arm 1 Dr Marx replantation bag L, size 3 leg Coolant: Dr Marx artificial ice or WERO CoolPack instant cold packs (according to variant selection) 1 micafilmin coil plaster 2 bandage cloths DIN 13152, 60 x 80 cm 1 WERO pressure bandage 2 WERO absorbent compresses 4 WERO DuraLine® nitrile disposable gloves 1 WERO rescue blanket gold/silver Container: Werotop® 450 with wall bracket Dr Marx replant bag Safe transport and storage of amputates In order to increase the chances of a successful replantation, it is important to transport the patient with the replant to the appropriate clinic in the best possible way. Dr Marx replant bags - the right one to hand in an emergency! Instructions for use of the replantation bag 1. Wrap the severed body part in sterile dressing material. 2. Open the packaging. Remove and unfold the double-walled bag. The inner and outer bags are firmly connected at the bottom. 3. Place the severed body part in the inner bag and close it tightly by pulling the two red strings. 4. Fill the outer bag with ice and water or Dr Marx artificial ice in equal parts up to above the amputation and close it securely by pulling the two green strings. Alternatively, instant cold packs can also be used for cooling. 5. Hang the double-walled bag by the threads (inner and outer bag). Heavily filled, heavy bags should also rest on the bottom and sides. 6. For longer transport distances, fresh ice, Dr Marx artificial ice or instant cold packs must be refilled.

€55.74*

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WERO replantation bag, sterile - Arm

Variant: Arm

Double-walled bag for optimum storage and safe transport of an amputation Safe transport and storage of amputates To increase the chances of a successful replantation, it is important to transport the patient with the amputation to the appropriate clinic in the best possible way. The best possible transport of the amputation means: Protection from mechanical influencesProtection from temperatures that are too high or too lowProtection from water or other substancesProtection against bacterial contamination The advantages of WERO replant bags at a glance: Sophisticated double-wall system: the inner bag is used for dry, germ-free storage of the amputation, the outer bag for storing the coolant Smooth, puncture-resistant film - particularly important for bone splinters WERO replant bags - the right one to hand in an emergency! Instructions for use 1. Wrap the severed body part in sterile dressing material. 2. Open the packaging. Remove and unfold the double-walled bag. The inner and outer bags are firmly connected at the bottom. 3. Place the severed body part in the inner bag and close it tightly by pulling the two blue threads. 4. Fill the outer bag with equal parts ice and water or artificial ice and close it securely by pulling the two white threads. Alternatively, instant cold packs can also be used for cooling. 5. Hang the double-walled bag by the threads (inner and outer bag). Heavily filled, heavy bags should also rest on the bottom and sides . 6. For longer transport routes, fresh ice, artificial ice or instant cold packs must be refilled.

€53.69*

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WERO replantation bag, sterile - leg

Variant: Leg

€123.71*

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WERO replantation bag, sterile - hand

Variant: Hand

€35.15*

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Most amputations occur as a result of accidents at work (for example when working with a circular saw or chainsaw) or in road accidents. Long periods of absence or even occupational disability are often the result.

Thanks to modern surgical technology, it is now possible to replant successfully in most cases. In principle, almost any amputation injury has a chance of successful replantation

with smooth amputation margins, such as those resulting from a cut, being an advantage. However, replantation is also possible in the case of splintered bone edges and torn soft tissue.

Proper care andtransport of the amputation are crucial here.

What is emergency amputation care?

Emergency care for amputations includes all immediate measures following an accident involving the loss of limbs or extremities. The focus is on controlling bleeding, preventing infection and properly preserving the amputated limb to maximise the chances of successful recovery. Fast, precise action and the right set of tools are essential for this.

Why is the correct treatment of an amputation so important

Proper initial treatment of the amputation is crucial to significantly increase the chances of a successful replantation. Improper handling can damage the cells of the amputation and make healing impossible. Every minute counts and the correct procedure can be decisive for the subsequent outcome

How should amputation care

be carried out? In

the event of an amputation, rapid action is required to stabilise the injured person and prevent further damage. The following steps should therefore be followed as part of amputation care:

Request medical assistance. Firstly, professional medical help should be called immediately. Give a clear description of the emergency and the condition of the injured person.
Bleeding control: The bleeding should be brought under control as quickly as possible using a pressure bandage or tourniquet to minimise blood loss. Other life-saving measures should also be initiated if necessary.
Careful handling and preparation of the amputation: The amputated limb must be prepared for transport, taking care to manipulate it as little as possible to avoid additional damage.

Safe transport and storage of amputates

The Dr Marx replantation bag increases the chances of success for an upcoming replantation by providing the patient with the best possible transport conditions for the replant. The special design of the bag offers protection against

mechanical influences of any kind
temperatures that are too high or too low
Water or other substances
as well as against bacterial contamination

Its innovative double-wall system consists of two bags of different lengths. The inner bag is used to keep the amputation dry, while the outer bag is used to hold a coolant (such as Dr Marx artificial ice with water). Depending on the size of the amputation, there is a choice of three different versions: Size S (finger/hand), size M (arm) and size L (leg). Self-explanatory pictograms on the packaging help every first aider to use the Dr. Marx replantation bags correctly.

What products are available for amputation care in an emergency

In our range you will find a carefully selected range of products that are indispensable in an emergency:

Amputation bags: These are specially designed to maintain the amputation under optimum conditions. They protect the tissue and help to regulate the temperature.
Tourniquets and pressure dressings: These are essential to effectively control heavy bleeding and minimise blood loss.
Sterile packaging and cooling components: These are used to safely store and transport the amputation and ensure that the tissue remains in the best possible condition until arrival at the hospital.

Keep cool - how to secure a severed body part

Darstellung der korrekten Kühlung eines Amputats.

Why are cooling and the time factor so important during an amputation?