The iTClamp by Innovative Trauma Care is one of the latest advancements in hemorrhage control. Its versatile, easy to use design offers a fast and effective solution for treating wounds not amenable ...

SAN ANTONIO — ITraumaCare, based in San Antonio, said its iTClamp Hemorrhage Control System has received federal regulatory approval for wider use. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has expanded ...

SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--On Thursday, August 29, a 64 year old man near Olive Branch, Mississippi was trimming tree limbs when his chainsaw got caught in his shirtsleeve and came down on his left ...

The ITClamp could reduce traumatic bleeding deaths in combat zones and following civilian accidents by helping minimize blood loss before surgery. Elizabeth Armstrong Moore Elizabeth Armstrong Moore ...

A trauma-care medical device company with U.S. headquarters in San Antonio has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval to market a clamp designed to stop heavy bleeding. Innovative Trauma ...

A medical device designed to control severe bleeding and marketed out of San Antonio was used on a U.S. patient for the first time last week. A 64-year-old Mississippi man who suffered a chainsaw ...

The day a hospital in Memphis started using the iTClamp, a man who lost control of his chainsaw became the first in the US to use it -- and be saved by it. Elizabeth Armstrong Moore Elizabeth ...

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted 510(k) marketing clearance for the iTClamp hemorrhage control system from iTraumaCare of San Antonio, Texas. The device is designed to control ...

Canadian start-up Innovative Trauma Care, which has developed a hemorrhage-control device, announced Tuesday that the company has raised $3.64 million in a Series A funding round.The money will be ...

Clinicians in the Emergency Department at St. George’s Healthcare NHS Trust, the largest healthcare provider in Southwest London, have successfully utilized an innovative new device to control severe ...

iTraumaCare, an early-stage medical device firm focused on developing traumatic injury solutions for first responder and military medicine applications, has achieved its third regulatory milestone.