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Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD) 8"x10"

Name: Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD) 8"x10"
Brand: North American Rescue
SKU: MEDTAC0549
Price: 10.5 USD
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SKU: MEDTAC0549

Type: Pressure Bandage

Vendor: North American Rescue

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

North American Rescue — Pressure Bandage

Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD™) 8″ × 10″

The large-wound ETD — an oversized 8″ × 10″ non-adherent pad on a 4″ wrap with 70″ of length for blast patterns, big lacerations, and thoracic coverage.

8″ × 10″ pad4″ wrap70″ length4 oz

Standard ETD pads are sized for extremity wounds. A blast pattern, a large-caliber exit wound, a partial amputation with significant tissue loss, or a trunk burn presents across an area a 4″ or 6″ pad cannot cover in one pass.

What do you reach for when the wound is bigger than the bandage?

The ETD™ 8″ × 10″ keeps every ETD design advantage and scales the pad up to 80 square inches. The oversized non-adherent sterile pad is sewn directly to a 4″ elastic wrap with 70″ of length — 14 inches longer than the standard 4″ ETD — for secure circumferential coverage of large wound areas, with the same no-pressure-bar securing device.

Built for Large Wounds

8″ × 10″ Non-Adherent Pad

80 sq in of sterile coverage for blast patterns, large exit wounds, trunk burns, and partial amputations.

70″ Elastic Wrap

14″ longer than the standard 4″ ETD for added circumferential passes around large sites.

One-Piece Design

Pad sewn to the wrap — no loose components to manage under stress.

No Pressure Bars or Hooks

Same gloves-on, technique-free securing device as the rest of the ETD family.

Who Carries It

Medic bags & vehicle kits — dedicated large-wound dressing

Tactical & LE medics — blast pattern and large exit wound coverage

EMS — trunk burns and multi-wound single-dressing coverage

Pair for Large-Wound Management

Big wounds need the full stack.

+ Stump/Abdominal ETD12″ × 12″ pad for amputations and eviscerations.+ C-A-T Gen 7Arterial control before dressing on major trauma.+ Hemorrhage ControlFull massive-hemorrhage collection.

ETD 8x10 Large-Wound Dressing

When the Wound Is Bigger Than the Bandage

Genuine North American Rescue, shipped from a clinician-founded, veteran-led team.

8″ × 10″ Pad70″ WrapFast Dispatch

Genuine North American Rescue

Sourced direct from North American Rescue.

Specifications

Manufacturer	North American Rescue
SKU	MEDTAC0549
Wound Pad	8″ H × 10″ W — non-adherent, sterile
Elastic Wrap	4″ W × 70″ L
Packaged Dimensions	4.125″ L × 7″ W × 1″ D
Weight	4 oz (113 g)
Securing	Durable securing device — no pressure bars / hooks
Sterility	Sterile, vacuum-sealed
Latex	Latex-free

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All products sourced direct from North American Rescue. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When should I use the ETD 8×10 instead of the standard 4 in. or 6 in. ETD?

Use the ETD 8×10 when the wound area exceeds what a 4 in. or 6 in. pad can adequately cover. Typical use cases include blast or fragmentation wounds with multiple entry points across a wide surface area, large exit wounds, abdominal wounds with broad tissue involvement, partial amputations with significant soft tissue disruption, and thoracic injuries spanning a large area. The 8×10 in. pad (80 sq. in. coverage) provides approximately 2–3× the coverage area of a standard 4 in. ETD pad, and the 70 in. wrap length provides extra bandage for secure circumferential application.

What is the difference between the ETD 8×10 and the NAR Stump/Abdominal ETD?

Both are large-format ETD-series bandages for large wounds, but they differ in pad size and wrap dimensions. The ETD 8×10 has an 8×10 in. non-adherent pad on a 4 in. elastic wrap (70 in. long). The NAR Stump/Abdominal ETD has a larger 12×12 in. pad on a 6 in. elastic wrap (70 in. long) and is specifically designed for traumatic amputations with stump coverage, abdominal eviscerations, and large burn wound coverage. The Stump/Abdominal ETD is the preferred option for amputation stump management; the ETD 8×10 is better matched to large thoracic wounds and blast pattern wounds on limbs or torso.

Is the ETD 8×10 appropriate for tourniquet conversion?

Yes. When transitioning a wound from tourniquet management to wound packing and pressure dressing during casualty transport, the ETD 8×10 is a suitable cover dressing over packed gauze on large wounds. After wound packing with NAR Compressed Gauze or equivalent, the ETD 8×10 pad provides broad coverage over the packed site while the elastic wrap secures the packing under pressure. The extended 70 in. wrap allows sufficient bandage length for multiple wrapping passes even on large extremity wounds.

Does the ETD 8×10 have the same application mechanism as other ETDs?

Yes. The ETD 8×10 uses the same NAR ETD design principles — no pressure bars or hooks, Quick-Grip Roll Control tabs to prevent unrolling, and a simple durable securing device that can be applied with gloved hands without specific technique. The wound pad is sewn directly onto the elastic wrap, maintaining the one-piece design. Application is identical to other ETD sizes: center the pad over the wound, wrap the elastic circumferentially with firm tension, and secure with the locking device.

What is the packaged size of the ETD 8×10 and does it fit standard IFAK pouches?

The ETD 8×10 packaged dimensions are L 4.125 in. × W 7 in. × D 1 in., weight 4 oz. The 7-inch width is larger than standard ETD packages due to the oversized pad, and it will not fit in IFAK pouches designed for standard-width bandages. It is best suited for medic bags, vehicle trauma kits, extended patrol kits, or any kit with sufficient pouch width to accommodate the 7-inch dimension. Check your pouch width before ordering for IFAK integration.