The Aimee Franco 'Unitam' Medical Device Keeps People Alive
Meghan Young — January 30, 2010 — Art & Design
Until I read the Yanko Design post on the Aimee Franco ‘UniTam’ medical device, I didn’t know that the term ‘Golden Hour’ existed nor knew what it meant. It actually refers to the time between a serious accident and medical attention.
The Aimee Franco ‘UniTam’ gadget actually extends that hour for as long as possible. Injecting the drug Tamiasyn into the traumatized body, it keeps “cells, organs, and tissues alive for potentially several real hours after hemorrhagic shock.”
The Aimee Franco ‘UniTam’ gadget actually extends that hour for as long as possible. Injecting the drug Tamiasyn into the traumatized body, it keeps “cells, organs, and tissues alive for potentially several real hours after hemorrhagic shock.”
Trend Themes
1. Extended Golden Hour - Innovations that aim to prolong the time between a serious accident and medical attention.
2. Drug-based Life Support - Advancements in using drugs to keep cells, organs, and tissues alive after hemorrhagic shock.
3. Life-saving Medical Devices - Emerging devices that assist in keeping people alive during critical situations.
Industry Implications
1. Medical Technology - Opportunities for developing new medical devices and technologies to extend the golden hour.
2. Pharmaceuticals - Innovations in drug development to enhance life support capabilities during emergencies.
3. Emergency Response - Disruptive ideas in improving emergency medical services and response time.
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