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Innovative Trauma Care

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iTClamp®

The iTClamp® is a hemorrhage control device for use in the extremities axilla, inguinal, scalp, and neck. The device seals the edges of a wound closed to mitigate further blood loss until the wound can be surgically repaired. Research studies show the iTClamp to be superior to wound packing in terms of patient survival, survival time, and total blood loss. Applied in seconds with minimal pain to the patient, the iTClamp is ideal for emergency medical personnel.

Incorporated in 2010 and headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, Innovative Trauma Care is addressing unmet needs in the field of emergency medicine by developing, manufacturing, and commercializing solutions to treat common causes of preventable death in traumatic injury scenarios.
iTClamp®

Application of iTClamp

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iTClamp
Application

The iTClamp is an FDA cleared temporary bleeding control device that can be used in the scalp, neck, extremities, groin, and axilla areas.

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iTClamp
Removal

The iTClamp is an FDA cleared temporary bleeding control device that can be used in the scalp, neck, extremities, groin, and axilla areas.

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Self Application of an iTClamp

See the self-application of an iTClamp where Customers at the Innovative Trauma Care booth confirm the claim that pain levels a…

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Applying the iTClamp to a scalp laceration

Tips for applying the iTClamp to a scalp laceration to control de bleed.
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Lifesaving Difference

Falls and Accidental Wounds

Falls and Accidental Wounds

In recent years, hemorrhage control has become one of the highest priorities in patient care. Until now, the only solution for pre-hospital hemorrhage control has been direct pressure, hemostatic agents, tourniquets

Penetrating Wounds

Penetrating
Wounds

The patient showed a laceration to the shoulder from a hunting knife. Two clamps were used to seal the wound, and the transport to the hospital took 30 minutes, where EMS removed the iTClamp.

Motor Vehicle Trauma

Motor Vehicle
Trauma

A 10 cm arterial laceration in the head with pulsatile bleeding was identified in an MVC. Upon application of the iTClamp®, the bleeding was stopped. the arterial bleed was subsequently sutured in the ED.

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