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RISE (Rigid Immobilization System for Extremities)

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SKU:
SCM105040
Weight:
8.00 LBS
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Product Description

RISE (Rigid Immobilization System for Extremities)

The RISE (Rigid Immobilization System for Extremities) is a rugged, low-profile, splint for extremity fractures and pelvic stabilization in the prehospital environment. Born from lessons on the battlefield, it can be intuitively applied under stress to create a straight splint, 90-degree splint, or pelvic stabilizer. It can be easily secured to the patient with items such as an elastic wrap or pressure bandage.

It features dynamic living hinges that allow the splint to collapse for maximum portability and kit space savings while easily form-fitting to the required shape and dimensions for proper upper and lower extremity splinting of fractures. With its compact size, the RISE fits into most individual first aid kits including all standard military-issued IFAKs.

Unique to the RISE, multiple cutout slots provide you the capability to create a pelvic stabilizer when paired with a windlass or ratcheting tourniquet such as our SOF Tourniquet. The Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC) recognizes splinting and pelvic stabilization application as a critical step to prevent additional injury before moving a casualty.

The one-of-a-kind design is made of a lightweight polymer capable of withstanding surface cleaning and harsh elements, including saltwater while maintaining its rigidity and durability. Whether you’re on the battlefield or a responder here at home, the RISE is an advantageous addition to any IFAK for increasing your medical capability at the point of injury when needed most.