Question 1

What surgical procedures does the modular military surgery unit support?

Accepted Answer

Standard damage-control surgery scope — emergency thoracotomy, laparotomy for haemorrhage control, vascular shunt placement, fasciotomy for compartment syndrome, traumatic amputation completion, wound debridement and packing. The unit is sized for stabilisation rather than definitive care — patients move on to higher-echelon care (Role 3 hospital) for definitive procedures within 24-72 hours of damage control surgery.

Question 2

How does the modular military surgery unit integrate with MEDEVAC?

Accepted Answer

STANAG 2345 compliant patient evacuation interfaces include stretcher-compatible patient transfer bay, helipad marshalling space adjacent to the unit, ground ambulance docking position, and integration into the deploying service's CASEVAC chain. Patient handover documentation, medication continuation orders, and surgical hand-off briefs follow standard military medical evacuation protocols.

Question 3

What surgical throughput does the unit support?

Accepted Answer

Standard surgical throughput is 8-12 damage-control surgical cases per 24-hour cycle with 48-72 hour holding capacity. Daily throughput depends on casualty acuity, surgical team rotation, and evacuation tempo. Mass-casualty surge throughput can exceed 20 cases per 24 hours but at the cost of holding capacity and recovery quality. Planning figures should be validated against deployment operational tempo.

Question 4

Can the surgery unit be paired with an ICU module for sustained critical care?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The modular military surgery unit links directly to a modular ICU unit through corridor coupling, extending the surgical capability into sustained Level 3 critical care. This combined Role 2+/Role 2E capability handles patients who cannot be evacuated within the standard damage-control window — common in high-tempo operations or where evacuation chain is contested.

Question 5

What ballistic and CBRN protection options are available?

Accepted Answer

Ballistic envelope upgrades to STANAG 4569 Level III (7.62x51mm AP) or Level IV (12.7mm AP) protect against fragmentation and small-arms fire. CBRN protection per STANAG 4447 adds collective protection overpressure ventilation, NBC filtration, decontamination workflow at the unit entrance, and clean/dirty zone separation. Both upgrades are specified at procurement based on threat assessment for the deployment area.

Toplam uzunluk	15.9 m · 52.2 ft
Genişlik (nakliye)	2,99 m
Genişlik (konuşlandırılmış)	2,99 m
Yükseklik (nakliye)	3.20 m
Zemin alanı (konuşlandırılmış)	47.5 m²
Boş ağırlık	11.9 t
Şasi	EN 10025 S355JR sıcak hadde çelik · EN 1090 EXC-2
Kaynak kalitesi	EN ISO 3834-3
Zarf	Sandviç panel, PIR çekirdek 80 mm · λ ≈ 0,023 W/(m·K)
Yangın direnci	EI-30 · EN 13501-2'ye göre test edilmiş
Zemin	EPDM üzerine denizcilik kontrplak · R-10 kayma sınıfı
Elektrik tesisatı	120/240 V · 60 Hz (ABD spec) · IEC 60364 uyumlu
İklimlendirme	Çatı üstü paket cihaz · MERV-13
Çalışma aralığı	−25 °C ile +50 °C ortam
Rüzgar sınıfı	150 km/s temel rüzgar için tasarlandı (EN 1991-1-4)
Sismik tasarım	EN 1998-1 (Eurokod 8) uyarınca · sünek sınıf DCM
Nakliye	ISO 668 ayak izi · CSC plakası uygun (konteyner varyantlar)
Kurulum süresi	Sahada 2–7 gün

Modular Military Surgery Unit — Engineered once, deployable many times.

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Spec sheet — STR-2999

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