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    vets and obgyns

    Oh boy, a post that I have experience with. My father and grandfather were both veterinarians and I am a practicing OBGYN.
    Yes, both use chromic suture because it is inflammatory and it rapidly dissolves. dentists and oral surgeons use it too. I have heard it is being phased out by the newer absorbables like vicryl rapide.
    It has its uses but I avoid it.

    I would not suture any wound "in the field."

    Really bad bleeding can be stopped with a tourniquet or pressure.

    It is possible to bleed out from a scalp laceration eg William Holden.

    My dad never tied with his hands(instrument ties) because suture costs money. And I could not tie until the first day of residency.

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    Saw this today and I thought of this thread. I totally get what the OP is talking about. In an end of the word as we know it situation...... better safe then sorry. I almost bought one of these....

    http://www.adventuremedicalkits.com/...yringe%20Medic
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    That is frozen Vodka.................... they were out of the "on the rocks".....................

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    I dug a little deeper and found this too.

    http://www.shopatron.com/products/pr...0316/453.0.1.1
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    That is frozen Vodka.................... they were out of the "on the rocks".....................

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