Persys Medical Group specializes in manufacturing, marketing, and distributing innovative lifesaving medical devices worldwide for over 20 years. The document discusses First Care Products (FCP) emergency bandages, which provide immediate direct pressure to wounds to stop bleeding. FCP bandages are compact, lightweight, waterproof, and easy for professionals and non-professionals to use. They have several bandage options that are effective for different wound types and sizes. FCP bandages are used by leading militaries around the world and save time, costs, and lives in emergency situations.

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Manufacturing, Marketing & Distributing
Innovative Lifesaving Medical Devices
Worldwide Over 20 Years

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3. MEDICAL

4. Excessive discharge
of blood from the
blood vessels;
profuse bleeding

5. A type of injury in
which skin is torn,
cut, or punctured

6. *The Journal of TRAUMA Injury, Infection, and Critical Care

7. *The Journal of TRAUMA Injury, Infection, and Critical Care

8. Head and Neck (%) Thorax (%) Abdomen (%) Limbs (%) Other (%)
World War I 17 4 2 70 7
World War II 4 8 4 75 9
Korean War 17 7 7 67 2
Vietnam War 14 7 5 74
Borneo 12 12 20 56
Northern Ireland 20 15 15 50
Falkland Islands 16 15 10 59
Gulf War (U.K.) 6 12 11 71
Gulf War (U.S.) 11 8 7 56 18
Afghanistan 16 12 11 61
Chechnya 24 9 4 63
Somalia 20 8 5 65 2
*The Journal of TRAUMA Injury, Infection, and Critical Care

9. Systolic Blood Pressure (mm/Hg) Risk of Death Time to Death (min)
90+ 0.042 419
76-89 0.081 188
50-75 0.458 161
<50 0.95 18
*The Journal of TRAUMA Injury, Infection, and Critical Care

10. The Emergency Bandage

11. First Care Products (FCP) was
established in 1995 in Israel
1998 – French & Belgian NATO
Forces in Bosnia
Golden Standard in military
emergency care

12. Working with NATO & EU
Leading militaries worldwide
(USA, UK, Germany, France and
many others)
Saves time, saves costs, saves
lives
Fast and Easy to use by
professional and non-professional
(and self use)

13. Compact, Light-Weight, Waterproof, Vacuum-sealed packaging
Simple to open
Outer packaging (and nylon FCP09+) can be used as a sterile
surface (e.g. as a work surface, exposed brain, to keep wound
dry/rain)
Pressure Bar
Immediate direct pressure to the wound site
Used to easily change directions
Stop & Go Release
Closure Bar, ‘pen in a pocket’
Loop – self application

14. 5 available bandages
New bandages: FCP-19, FCP-29, and T3
Clinical paper
Emergency bandage training

15. 5 available FCP Emergency Bandages:
1. FCP-01 – 10cm x 450cm (when stretched) Direct Pressure Dressing
2. FCP-07 – 10cm x 450cm Direct Pressure Dressing w/ 2nd mobile pad
3. FCP-02 – 15cm x 450cm Direct Pressure Dressing
4. FCP-05 – 15cm x 450cm Direct Pressure Dressing w/ 2nd mobile pad
5. FCP-09+ – 30cm x 600cm Abdominal/Large Area Wound Dressing,
‘The Multi Bandage’

16. FCP 19
4 inch Tactical Multi Bandage
No PB
Large pad (like FCP-09/09+)
Smaller package
Moisture seal
Suitable for abdominal and amputated limbs
(where no PB is needed / no pressure)
Pricing in between FCP-01 and FCP-09+

17. FCP 29
6 inch Tactical Multi Bandage
Exactly the same as FCP-19
but bandage width is 6 inches (15cm)
Pricing in between FCP-02 and FCP-09+

18. Tactical Trauma Treatment
(T3 bandage).
New generation of the Emergency
Bandage
4 inch
Similar sized pack as the FCP-07
Multifunctional bandage
Suitable for larger wounds
Pad that opens – large pad,
Pad can be torn off and used for
wound packing
Gauze – for packing

19. FCP 09
A Pre-hospital Technique for
Controlling Haemorrhage from
Traumatic Perineal and High
Amputation Injuries

21. 1. Position: Wound in between
pressure bar and label
2. Insert elastic leader into
Pressure Bar
3. Pull back forcing Pressure Bar
down onto wound
No Need for Excessive Force

22. 4. Wrap over all edges of the pad
5. Close – Closure Bar

23. Work Close
Ensure bandaging is done above and below PB to ensure
pressure and sterility of wound
Closure Bar – Like a pen in a pocket – one side is enough
Blood on edges, use Additional Pressure (3 stages)
1. Standard, if bleeding continues:
2. Optional: Single/candy twist, if bleeding continues:
3. Twists – tourniquet effect

24. Arm:
1. Standard, if bleeding continues:
2. Single twist, if bleeding continues:
3. Twists – tourniquet effect
• Fixate leader – chest, neck
• Self application
• Shrapnel - Locate pressure bar proximally
Head: when training it can slip, use corners of Pressure Bar
to change directions
Neck: different method using the inner corners of PB.
Trachea

25. Leg, Entry / Exit wounds: PB on exit wound, 2nd pad
can also be used for packing (form pad into a ball)
Abdominal (with plastic barrier): moisten, no
pressure, burns / exposed organs
Amputations (without plastic barrier): if tourniquet
isn’t available

26. Applies immediate pressure on the wound to stop
bleeding
Flexible - used on difficult wound sites
Increase pressure when needed (3 stages)
Can be used to change direction
Saves time, saves money, saves lives

27. Questions?