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Tourniquet Conversion Safety (All Corps): Audiovisual

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This video outlines safety parameters for the conduct of the All-Corps Tourniquet Conversion- Replacement Drill. The material covered in this presentation is suitable for all members of the Australian Defence Force, including those who are not primarily employed as healthcare providers.

By Patrick Weinrauch

27/04/2026

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Patrick Weinrauch

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Dr Patrick Weinrauch is an Orthopaedic Surgeon serving with the Australian Army.

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Post By: K1MSU

22/05/2026

Had a recent event with a colleague suffering a GSW to a leg. His recollection of the event, including the application of, and de-escalation of, three CAT I tourniquets followed your recent articles to the letter. It was interesting to see these newer medical techniques applied in real life.

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Post By: AlexC

19/07/2026

Excellent presentation and important to explore new medical techniques

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