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Types of aeromedical evacuation

Types of aeromedical evacuation

Types of aeromedical evacuation

MEDEVAC 

Medical evacuation of patients occurs from a pre-equipped and agreed-upon site. If the patient's condition allows for transport to an airfield or an existing site, or if the patient is located in close proximity to it, the crew carries out the task in a routine manner, both day and night, using a night vision system.



CASEVAC

Upon receiving a medical evacuation task for victims/patients whose exact location is unknown, the operation is carried out by the crew autonomously, with the capability for search and rescue of victims during the mission. The crew, which includes two rescue medics with international certifications, is dispatched to search for the victims. At night, the optoelectronic surveillance system is used in infrared mode, along with a searchlight and night vision goggles. If the victims have a radio beacon, radio search can also be conducted. After determining the location of the patients, the crew assesses the feasibility of landing the aircraft near the victims and selects a site for landing and further evacuation.


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Victims transported in CASEVAC operations

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Patients transported in MEDEVAC operations

Additional еquipment

Enhanced Rescue Hoist

Rescue hoist system with increased lifting capacity and a descent device for disembarkation and evacuation. Evacuation is performed from a hovering mode at heights of up to 80 m.

Resuscitation Modules

Resuscitation modules (up to 3 units) equipped with medical equipment, designed for transporting 2 patients each. The module includes a modular monitoring and defibrillation system, a portable ventilator, a portable medical aspirator, infusion pumps, and syringes, along with an immobilization system.

Isolation Units and Capsules

The medical modules include a set of stretchers for the safe evacuation and transportation of victims. Additionally, when transporting patients with dangerous infections, the helicopter is equipped with isolation capsules (biobags) for transporting the sick and a set of equipment for disinfection and isolation of transportation means and the patients themselves.

Optoelectronic Surveillance System

The system enables detection, identification, quantitative and qualitative assessment of objects, with the ability to record, store, and transmit video and photo information.

Onboard Integrated Night Vision Imaging System

Includes NVGs, NVG-compatible cockpit, steerable dual mode searchlight, along with forward-looking IR camera. Use of the complete Integrated Night Vision Imaging System ensures the highest level of effectiveness of night operations as well as appropriate level of flight safety.

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