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A laceration is a tear or split in soft tissue caused by trauma. Some lacerations are straight and clean-looking; others are jagged, crushed, contaminated, or attached to a skin flap. The visible opening is only part of the injury. The same wound may also involve blood vessels, nerves, tendons, joints, or bone. This guide explains…
In the high-stakes world of tactical medicine and emergency trauma, there is a dangerous gap between “looking proficient” and “being effective.” Most practitioners are trained to pack a wound in well-lit classrooms, staring into a clean, dry silicone cavity. But in a real-world junctional hemorrhageโwhether in the axilla of a soldier or the groin of…
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