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9 Jan ’13 - 10:58 am
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I wonder how the clean up is on this

http://www.darpa.mil.....12/10.aspx

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That worries me. Too many ways for an infection to set up from. I understand stop the internal bleeding but the thought of injecting foam is unnerving.

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thats what I was thinking, I guess from a triage perspective excessive bleeding would be primary with infections being secondary, I just think of the spray foam in a can stuff and what a pain it is to clean up. It does say the foam can be removed in one minute by a surgeon in a single block though with no adhering to tissue

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