Trial Outcomes & Findings for NATO Litter: Fluid Immersion System (FIS) Versus Traditional Mattress for Pressure Dispersion (NCT NCT03483623)
NCT ID: NCT03483623
Last Updated: 2020-03-25
Results Overview
Determine the difference in the pressure redistribution qualities between the WELP and the Dolphin FIS when used as mattress on the NATO litter and Raven litter. Pressure redistribution qualities will be measured in mmHg using XSensor X3 pressure mapping technology. To minimize the risk of a faulty sensor or false reading over one sensor, the average of eight cells around the region will be recorded and referred to as the Peak Pressure Index (PPI). Peak interface pressure is the highest average pressure (mm Hg) measured over vulnerable bony prominences (occiput, sacrum, and bilateral scapula, buttocks, and heels) at 0 minutes. PPI will be measured in mm Hg and the mean will be reported
COMPLETED
NA
44 participants
0 minutes
2020-03-25
Participant Flow
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Warrior Evacuation Litter Pad (WELP); NATO and Fluid Immersion System (FIS) mattress; Raven 90C litter and WELP; Raven 90C and FIS
Participant milestones
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NATO WELP/ NATO FIS / RAVEN WELP / RAVEN FIS
Subjects will be their own control and have repeated measurements to compare baseline and supine transcutaneous oxygenation levels, laser Doppler pressure units, and interface pressures on NATO / Raven litters and WELP / FIS mattress combinations
Interface pressure will be measured using the XSensor X3 Pressure Mapping System. Transducers and probes will be placed near both scapula. Measures will be obtained in upright (baseline) and supine positions on 4 randomly assigned litter mattress combinations. Constant TCPO2 and Doppler measures, as well as peak pressures and total body surface area exposed to skin will be measured for the occiput, sacrum, both scapula, buttocks and heel areas. It will take about 20 minutes for each combination. The session is complete after all measures have been obtain for all litter/mattress combinations.
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Overall Study
STARTED
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44
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Overall Study
Started NATO WELP
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44
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Overall Study
Completeded NATO WELP
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43
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Overall Study
Started NATO FIS
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44
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Overall Study
Completed NATO FIS
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43
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Overall Study
Started RAVEN WELP
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44
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Overall Study
Completed RAVEN WELP
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43
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Overall Study
Started RAVEN FIS
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44
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Overall Study
Completed RAVEN FIS
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43
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Overall Study
COMPLETED
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43
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Overall Study
NOT COMPLETED
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1
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Reasons for withdrawal
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NATO WELP/ NATO FIS / RAVEN WELP / RAVEN FIS
Subjects will be their own control and have repeated measurements to compare baseline and supine transcutaneous oxygenation levels, laser Doppler pressure units, and interface pressures on NATO / Raven litters and WELP / FIS mattress combinations
Interface pressure will be measured using the XSensor X3 Pressure Mapping System. Transducers and probes will be placed near both scapula. Measures will be obtained in upright (baseline) and supine positions on 4 randomly assigned litter mattress combinations. Constant TCPO2 and Doppler measures, as well as peak pressures and total body surface area exposed to skin will be measured for the occiput, sacrum, both scapula, buttocks and heel areas. It will take about 20 minutes for each combination. The session is complete after all measures have been obtain for all litter/mattress combinations.
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Overall Study
43 complete sets achieved
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1
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Baseline Characteristics
NATO Litter: Fluid Immersion System (FIS) Versus Traditional Mattress for Pressure Dispersion
Baseline characteristics by cohort
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Warrior Evacuati
n=43 Participants
Subjects will be their own control and have repeated measurements to compare baseline and supine transcutaneous oxygenation levels, laser Doppler pressure units, and interface pressures on NATO / Raven litters and WELP / FIS mattress combinations. Interface pressure will be measured using the XSensor X3 Pressure Mapping System. Transducers and probes will be placed near both scapula. Measures will be obtained in upright (baseline) and supine positions on 4 randomly assigned litter mattress combinations. Constant TCPO2 and Doppler measures, as well as peak pressures and total body surface area exposed to skin will be measured for the occiput, sacrum, both scapula, buttocks and heel areas. It will take about 20 minutes for each combination. The session is complete after all measures have been obtain for all litter/mattress combinations
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Age, Categorical
<=18 years
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0 Participants
n=5 Participants
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Age, Categorical
Between 18 and 65 years
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43 Participants
n=5 Participants
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Age, Categorical
>=65 years
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0 Participants
n=5 Participants
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Sex: Female, Male
Female
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27 Participants
n=5 Participants
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Sex: Female, Male
Male
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16 Participants
n=5 Participants
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Race/Ethnicity, Customized
White
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19 Participants
n=5 Participants
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Race/Ethnicity, Customized
African American
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8 Participants
n=5 Participants
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Race/Ethnicity, Customized
Hispanic/Latino
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8 Participants
n=5 Participants
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Race/Ethnicity, Customized
Asian
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3 Participants
n=5 Participants
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Race/Ethnicity, Customized
Native American/Pacific Islander
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3 Participants
n=5 Participants
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Race/Ethnicity, Customized
Multiracial/Other
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2 Participants
n=5 Participants
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Region of Enrollment
United States
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43 Participants
n=5 Participants
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BMI
<18.5
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1 Participants
n=5 Participants
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BMI
18.5 - 24.9
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21 Participants
n=5 Participants
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BMI
>25
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21 Participants
n=5 Participants
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PRIMARY outcome
Timeframe: 0 minutesDetermine the difference in the pressure redistribution qualities between the WELP and the Dolphin FIS when used as mattress on the NATO litter and Raven litter. Pressure redistribution qualities will be measured in mmHg using XSensor X3 pressure mapping technology. To minimize the risk of a faulty sensor or false reading over one sensor, the average of eight cells around the region will be recorded and referred to as the Peak Pressure Index (PPI). Peak interface pressure is the highest average pressure (mm Hg) measured over vulnerable bony prominences (occiput, sacrum, and bilateral scapula, buttocks, and heels) at 0 minutes. PPI will be measured in mm Hg and the mean will be reported
Outcome measures
| Measure |
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Warrior Evacuati
n=43 Participants
Subjects will be their own control and have repeated measurements to compare baseline and supine transcutaneous oxygenation levels, laser Doppler pressure units, and interface pressures on NATO / Raven litters and WELP / FIS mattress combinations. Interface pressure will be measured using the XSensor X3 Pressure Mapping System. Transducers and probes will be placed near both scapula. Measures will be obtained in upright (baseline) and supine positions on 4 randomly assigned litter mattress combinations. Constant TCPO2 and Doppler measures, as well as peak pressures and total body surface area exposed to skin will be measured for the occiput, sacrum, both scapula, buttocks and heel areas. It will take about 20 minutes for each combination. The session is complete after all measures have been obtain for all litter/mattress combinations
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
NATO WELP
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320.63 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 23.46222
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
NATO FIS
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264.8107 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 18.91339
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
RAVEN WELP
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328.5933 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 22.8568
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
RAVEN FIS
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267.1014 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 19.66037
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PRIMARY outcome
Timeframe: 5 minutesDetermine the difference in the pressure redistribution qualities between the WELP and the Dolphin FIS when used as mattress on the NATO litter and Raven litter. Pressure redistribution qualities will be measured in mmHg using XSensor X3 pressure mapping technology. To minimize the risk of a faulty sensor or false reading over one sensor, the average of eight cells around the region will be recorded and referred to as the Peak Pressure Index (PPI). Peak interface pressure is the highest average pressure (mm Hg) measured over vulnerable bony prominences (occiput, sacrum, and bilateral scapula, buttocks, and heels) at 5 minutes. PPI will be measured in mm Hg and the mean will be reported
Outcome measures
| Measure |
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Warrior Evacuati
n=43 Participants
Subjects will be their own control and have repeated measurements to compare baseline and supine transcutaneous oxygenation levels, laser Doppler pressure units, and interface pressures on NATO / Raven litters and WELP / FIS mattress combinations. Interface pressure will be measured using the XSensor X3 Pressure Mapping System. Transducers and probes will be placed near both scapula. Measures will be obtained in upright (baseline) and supine positions on 4 randomly assigned litter mattress combinations. Constant TCPO2 and Doppler measures, as well as peak pressures and total body surface area exposed to skin will be measured for the occiput, sacrum, both scapula, buttocks and heel areas. It will take about 20 minutes for each combination. The session is complete after all measures have been obtain for all litter/mattress combinations
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
NATO WELP
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312.0279 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 23.41317
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
NATO FIS
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255.1633 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 17.11509
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
RAVEN WELP
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318.78 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 26.95208
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
RAVEN FIS
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257.0823 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 18.12933
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PRIMARY outcome
Timeframe: 10 minutesDetermine the difference in the pressure redistribution qualities between the WELP and the Dolphin FIS when used as mattress on the NATO litter and Raven litter. Pressure redistribution qualities will be measured in mmHg using XSensor X3 pressure mapping technology. To minimize the risk of a faulty sensor or false reading over one sensor, the average of eight cells around the region will be recorded and referred to as the Peak Pressure Index (PPI). Peak interface pressure is the highest average pressure (mm Hg) measured over vulnerable bony prominences (occiput, sacrum, and bilateral scapula, buttocks, and heels) at 10 minutes. PPI will be measured in mm Hg and the mean will be reported
Outcome measures
| Measure |
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Warrior Evacuati
n=43 Participants
Subjects will be their own control and have repeated measurements to compare baseline and supine transcutaneous oxygenation levels, laser Doppler pressure units, and interface pressures on NATO / Raven litters and WELP / FIS mattress combinations. Interface pressure will be measured using the XSensor X3 Pressure Mapping System. Transducers and probes will be placed near both scapula. Measures will be obtained in upright (baseline) and supine positions on 4 randomly assigned litter mattress combinations. Constant TCPO2 and Doppler measures, as well as peak pressures and total body surface area exposed to skin will be measured for the occiput, sacrum, both scapula, buttocks and heel areas. It will take about 20 minutes for each combination. The session is complete after all measures have been obtain for all litter/mattress combinations
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
NATO WELP
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306.5656 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 22.72959
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
NATO FIS
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251.1965 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 17.01875
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
RAVEN WELP
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312.2267 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 25.76947
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
RAVEN FIS
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252.4823 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 17.06234
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PRIMARY outcome
Timeframe: 15 minutesDetermine the difference in the pressure redistribution qualities between the WELP and the Dolphin FIS when used as mattress on the NATO litter and Raven litter. Pressure redistribution qualities will be measured in mmHg using XSensor X3 pressure mapping technology. To minimize the risk of a faulty sensor or false reading over one sensor, the average of eight cells around the region will be recorded and referred to as the Peak Pressure Index (PPI). Peak interface pressure is the highest average pressure (mm Hg) measured over vulnerable bony prominences (occiput, sacrum, and bilateral scapula, buttocks, and heels) at 15 minutes. PPI will be measured in mm Hg and the mean will be reported
Outcome measures
| Measure |
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Warrior Evacuati
n=43 Participants
Subjects will be their own control and have repeated measurements to compare baseline and supine transcutaneous oxygenation levels, laser Doppler pressure units, and interface pressures on NATO / Raven litters and WELP / FIS mattress combinations. Interface pressure will be measured using the XSensor X3 Pressure Mapping System. Transducers and probes will be placed near both scapula. Measures will be obtained in upright (baseline) and supine positions on 4 randomly assigned litter mattress combinations. Constant TCPO2 and Doppler measures, as well as peak pressures and total body surface area exposed to skin will be measured for the occiput, sacrum, both scapula, buttocks and heel areas. It will take about 20 minutes for each combination. The session is complete after all measures have been obtain for all litter/mattress combinations
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
NATO FIS
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247.7028 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 15.50624
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
RAVEN WELP
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311.5874 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 24.86347
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
RAVEN FIS
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248.243 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 15.88815
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Pressure Redistribution: Peak Pressure Index
NATO WELP
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304.9372 mm Hg
Standard Deviation 23.06759
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PRIMARY outcome
Timeframe: 0 minutesDetermine the difference in the pressure redistribution qualities between the WELP when used on the NATO litter and Raven litter. Pressure redistribution will be measured over vulnerable bony prominences as total area of body exposed to skin interface pressures exceeding 30 mm Hg while subjects are in the supine position at 0 minutes. This measure will be expressed as cm2 and the mean will be reported
Outcome measures
| Measure |
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Warrior Evacuati
n=43 Participants
Subjects will be their own control and have repeated measurements to compare baseline and supine transcutaneous oxygenation levels, laser Doppler pressure units, and interface pressures on NATO / Raven litters and WELP / FIS mattress combinations. Interface pressure will be measured using the XSensor X3 Pressure Mapping System. Transducers and probes will be placed near both scapula. Measures will be obtained in upright (baseline) and supine positions on 4 randomly assigned litter mattress combinations. Constant TCPO2 and Doppler measures, as well as peak pressures and total body surface area exposed to skin will be measured for the occiput, sacrum, both scapula, buttocks and heel areas. It will take about 20 minutes for each combination. The session is complete after all measures have been obtain for all litter/mattress combinations
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
NATO WELP
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778.5449 cm2
Standard Deviation 198.1991
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
NATO FIS
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610.3898 cm2
Standard Deviation 218.4296
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
RAVEN WELP
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778.5819 cm2
Standard Deviation 195.4681
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
RAVEN FIS
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589.0567 cm2
Standard Deviation 229.7783
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PRIMARY outcome
Timeframe: 5 minutesDetermine the difference in the pressure redistribution qualities between the WELP when used on the NATO litter and Raven litter. Pressure redistribution will be measured over vulnerable bony prominences as total area of body exposed to skin interface pressures exceeding 30 mm Hg while subjects are in the supine position at 5 minutes. This measure will be expressed as cm2 and the mean will be reported
Outcome measures
| Measure |
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Warrior Evacuati
n=43 Participants
Subjects will be their own control and have repeated measurements to compare baseline and supine transcutaneous oxygenation levels, laser Doppler pressure units, and interface pressures on NATO / Raven litters and WELP / FIS mattress combinations. Interface pressure will be measured using the XSensor X3 Pressure Mapping System. Transducers and probes will be placed near both scapula. Measures will be obtained in upright (baseline) and supine positions on 4 randomly assigned litter mattress combinations. Constant TCPO2 and Doppler measures, as well as peak pressures and total body surface area exposed to skin will be measured for the occiput, sacrum, both scapula, buttocks and heel areas. It will take about 20 minutes for each combination. The session is complete after all measures have been obtain for all litter/mattress combinations
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
NATO WELP
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693.3249 cm2
Standard Deviation 180.7349
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
NATO FIS
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501.3781 cm2
Standard Deviation 198.9074
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
RAVEN WELP
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693.353 cm2
Standard Deviation 179.1237
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
RAVEN FIS
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488.0037 cm2
Standard Deviation 205.4465
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PRIMARY outcome
Timeframe: 10 minutesDetermine the difference in the pressure redistribution qualities between the WELP when used on the NATO litter and Raven litter. Pressure redistribution will be measured over vulnerable bony prominences as total area of body exposed to skin interface pressures exceeding 30 mm Hg while subjects are in the supine position at 10 minutes. This measure will be expressed as cm2 and the mean will be reported
Outcome measures
| Measure |
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Warrior Evacuati
n=43 Participants
Subjects will be their own control and have repeated measurements to compare baseline and supine transcutaneous oxygenation levels, laser Doppler pressure units, and interface pressures on NATO / Raven litters and WELP / FIS mattress combinations. Interface pressure will be measured using the XSensor X3 Pressure Mapping System. Transducers and probes will be placed near both scapula. Measures will be obtained in upright (baseline) and supine positions on 4 randomly assigned litter mattress combinations. Constant TCPO2 and Doppler measures, as well as peak pressures and total body surface area exposed to skin will be measured for the occiput, sacrum, both scapula, buttocks and heel areas. It will take about 20 minutes for each combination. The session is complete after all measures have been obtain for all litter/mattress combinations
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
NATO WELP
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648.0126 cm2
Standard Deviation 180.7803
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
NATO FIS
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435.3356 cm2
Standard Deviation 183.7115
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
RAVEN WELP
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648.0142 cm2
Standard Deviation 169.5882
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
RAVEN FIS
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432.2805 cm2
Standard Deviation 192.3748
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PRIMARY outcome
Timeframe: 15 minutesDetermine the difference in the pressure redistribution qualities between the WELP when used on the NATO litter and Raven litter. Pressure redistribution will be measured over vulnerable bony prominences as total area of body exposed to skin interface pressures exceeding 30 mm Hg while subjects are in the supine position at 15 minutes. This measure will be expressed as cm2 and the mean will be reported
Outcome measures
| Measure |
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Warrior Evacuati
n=43 Participants
Subjects will be their own control and have repeated measurements to compare baseline and supine transcutaneous oxygenation levels, laser Doppler pressure units, and interface pressures on NATO / Raven litters and WELP / FIS mattress combinations. Interface pressure will be measured using the XSensor X3 Pressure Mapping System. Transducers and probes will be placed near both scapula. Measures will be obtained in upright (baseline) and supine positions on 4 randomly assigned litter mattress combinations. Constant TCPO2 and Doppler measures, as well as peak pressures and total body surface area exposed to skin will be measured for the occiput, sacrum, both scapula, buttocks and heel areas. It will take about 20 minutes for each combination. The session is complete after all measures have been obtain for all litter/mattress combinations
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
NATO WELP
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618.6412 cm2
Standard Deviation 173.1517
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
NATO FIS
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397.21 cm2
Standard Deviation 170.7791
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
RAVEN WELP
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619.6928 cm2
Standard Deviation 171.8377
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Pressure Redistribution: Total Surface Area (TSA) > 30 mm Hg
RAVEN FIS
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373.2549 cm2
Standard Deviation 173.9249
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Adverse Events
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Warrior Evacuati
Serious adverse events
Adverse event data not reported
Other adverse events
Adverse event data not reported
Additional Information
Lt Col Laurie Migliore
David Grant Medical Center, Clinical Investigation Facility, Travis AFB, CA
Results disclosure agreements
- Principal investigator is a sponsor employee
- Publication restrictions are in place