STOPS Medical TCCC/EMS Cut Suit, Human Worn
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STOPS Medical TCCC/EMS Cut Suit, Human Worn

STOPS Medical TCCC EMS Suit, wearable trauma simulation system supporting haemorrhage control, airway management and tension pneumothorax treatment, with realistic live-patient interaction, repairable components and customisable wounds for battlefield and emergency care training.

Included Item Details
Cut suit skins 4 × replaceable skins
Wearer vest 1 × vest frame
Internal organ set Heart, liver, lungs, spleen ×1 each; alimentary canal package ×2; aorta and kidneys (blood line) ×1; pelvis with bladder ×1
Damaged organ set Damaged liver ×1, damaged lungs ×1, damaged spleen ×1
Visceral and pleural linings 50 × each
Limb sleeves Brachial sleeve ×1, brachial sleeve with bone ×1, femoral sleeve ×1, femoral shorts with bone ×1, femoral shield ×4
Appendix set Appendix ×2, diseased appendix ×2
Trachea 20 × units
Neck shield and IV components Neck shield ×1, IV shield ×1, IV sleeve ×1, IV veins ×10
Blood system Blood Pumping System ×1, blood kit ×1, large blood bladders ×25, thoracotomy blood bladders ×5, appendectomy blood bladder/muscle ×2, BPS extension tubing ×1
Repair and make-up kits Repair kit with 6 IO pucks ×1, make-up kit ×1
Suture square 1 × unit
Subclavian component 1 × unit with 5 replacement parts
Plug 1 × unit
Carry cases Pelican Case 1660 ×1, small Pelican case ×1

Can this suit handle repeated training sessions?
Yes, the skin and internal components are user-repairable, so a single unit supports many training cycles rather than one-time use.

Will trainees need special equipment to use it?
No, the suit works over regular clothing, uniform, body armour, and gear, so scenarios stay close to real deployment conditions.

What kind of injuries can trainees practise treating?
The suit supports tourniquet use, chest needle and tube procedures, cricothyroidotomy, suturing, and IV access, covering the leading causes of preventable battlefield death.

Is a live person needed to wear the suit during training?
Yes, it is designed to be worn by a live participant, so trainees interact with a real casualty rather than a static mannequin.

Can wound patterns be changed between sessions?
Yes, wounds are user-created and customisable, so instructors can vary each scenario to match different training objectives.

Technical Specifications

Weight
Approximately 20 lbs (9 kg)
Wearable design
Streamlined, low-profile frame for point-of-injury realism
Repairability
User-repairable skin and components
Customisation
User-created and customisable wound patterns
Compatibility
Works over standard clothing, uniform, body armour, and equipment
Blood system
Optional blood distribution system for simulated haemorrhage
Procedures supported
Tourniquet application, arterial ligation/clamping, wound-void packing, surgical cricothyroidotomy, bilateral chest needle thoracentesis, bilateral chest-tube thoracotomy, skin suturing and stapling, peripheral and sternal IV access, IV medication administration

Resources

Trauma Simulation - Surgical Training Brochure.pdf
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