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Caesar
Trauma patient simulator for point-of-injury care
Environmental conditions in combat or “point of injury” situations can be hostile and make emergency
care demanding. Rugged, durable and water-resistant, Caesar is a trauma patient simulator that can be
used in different types of terrain, climates and other challenging elements. Caesar is wireless and can be
operated remotely with the easy-to-use Müse interface.
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Durable airway
supports most adjuncts
for intubation, bagging
and cricothyrotomy
Vocalizations have
a 400-foot range,
enhancing outdoor
and search and rescue
simulations
Ruggedized for outdoors
(4C-40C/40F-14F) with resistance
to heat, humidity, sand, dirt,
impact and rough handling
Six-hour battery with true
hot-swap capability
Water-resistant for
hazardous material and
decontamination exercises
High-pressure arterial or
venous bleeding with 1.4
liters of blood on board and
four tourniquet locations
with sensors
Fully posable in sitting or
recovery positions
10 military or civilian Simulated
Clinical Experiences (SCEs) included
Optional wounds include left leg with
blast injury, multiple shrapnel wounds,
facial wound, wrist injury and right
hand gunshot wound
“When they come to us, they already have the skills, and we throw them into a catastrophic disaster.”
TM