A guide for the Neurotrauma mod that covers every symptom, cause, treatment and procedure that you might encounter while playing
Introduction
Welcome to the official exhaustive Neurotrauma guide.
If you are currently in a medical emergency and there are no medical professionals around, immediately proceed to the first aid section.
If you are experiencing worrying or unusual symptoms, please consult the nearest medical professional immediately.
Remember to always wear a helmet!
Grasping how the human body functions – or malfunctions – can take some time.
This guide aims to provide crucial information for aspiring medical doctors until they have gathered enough experience.
Doctors should always keep a medical scanner on their person – you won’t know exactly what’s causing all the symptoms of your patient unless you scan them (or you have extensive knowledge)!
Packing a first aid kit
First aid kits for expeditions
should contain the following (more suitable items are on the left):
- Plastiseal or bandages
- Sutures
- At least one tourniquet
- Blood packs (preferably O-), ringer’s solution, saline or adrenaline
- Calyxanide
- Antiparalyzant
It is recommended to also bring the following on an expedition:
- A fully decked out surgery kit -> 13: Surgical procedures and you
- An endovascular balloon
- A medical stent
These items may save a patients life if they suffer catastrophical un-clampable bleedings of the neck or aorta that require immediate surgery.
First aid kits for accidents inside the submarine
should contain the following (more suitable items are on the left):
- Plastiseal or bandages
- Sutures
- At least one tourniquet
- Blood packs (preferably O-), ringer’s solution, saline or adrenaline
- A defibrillator
- An autopulse
1: Giving first aid
Immediate dangers
sorted from most to least severe
Aortic rupture
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
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Grim |
Carotid artery bleeding
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
---|---|---|
Surgery | Surgery | Grim |
On fire
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
---|---|---|
Fire extinguisher, water or any diving suit | See burn | Depends on how long the patient was burning |
Arterial bleeding
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
---|---|---|
Tourniquet | Surgery | Worrying |
Cardiac arrest
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
---|---|---|
CPR or defibrillator | CPR or defibrillator | A sign of something worse |
Respiratory arrest
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
---|---|---|
CPR | CPR | A sign of something worse |
Seizure
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
---|---|---|
Removal from unsafe environment | Treating underlying causes | A sign of something worse |
Vomiting blood
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
---|---|---|
Intravenous fluids | Surgery | A sign of something worse |
Fractures
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
---|---|---|
Plastiseal or bandage | Bone surgery | Survivable |
Burns
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
---|---|---|
Bandage or plastiseal | Bandage or plastiseal, antibiotic ointment in severe cases | Common source of infection |
Wounds (bite wounds, gunshot wounds, lacerations)
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
---|---|---|
Suture | Suture | Potential source of infection |
Dislocations
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
---|---|---|
Plastiseal or bandage | Whacking it with a wrench  (consider administering opiates first) |
A painful annoyance |
Blunt force trauma
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis |
---|---|---|
Bandage, plastiseal | Tweezer surgery | Won’t go away without first aid or treatment |
Visit a medical professional as soon as you are able after applying first aid to yourself
2: Symptoms and causes
In the chart above you can find a symptom you might have or might be curious about and visit the corresponding chapter of this guide.
3: The brain
Brain conditions and symptoms
sorted from most to least severe
Neurotrauma
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
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None | Mannitol (takes a long time) | The main antagonist. Caused by low oxygen flow to the brain. Certain death if oxygen starvation is prolonged. | Hypoxemia, stroke | Unconsciousness, respiratory arrest, death |
Stroke
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Surgery | Stroke should be treated as soon as possible to minimize risk of death. | Hypertension | Neurotrauma, coma, seizures, pain, headache |
Coma
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Auto CPR and a lot of time | The underlying causes should be treated ASAP, or else the patient might go into persistent vegetative state. | Cardiac arrest, stroke, acidosis | Cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, unconsciousness |
Vomiting blood
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Intravenous fluids | Surgery | Vomiting blood is caused by dangerous amounts of internal bleeding. | Internal bleeding | Bloodloss |
Seizure
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Removal from unsafe environment | Treating causes | Could be life-threatening depending on the cause | Stroke, acidosis, alkalosis, radiation sickness | Muscle spasms |
Unconsciousness
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
Removal from unsafe environment | Treating causes | Depends on the cause. Causes all mental symptoms to become invisible. | Hypotension, being below 0 health, coma, neurotrauma |
Vomiting
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating causes | Depends on the cause | Kidney failure, alcohol intoxication |
Nausea
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating causes | Depends on the cause | Kidney failure, alcohol intoxication, radiation sickness |
Headache
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating causes | Depends on the cause | bloodloss, acidosis, stroke, hypoxemia, hypotension |
Lightheadedness
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating causes | Depends on the cause of hypotension | Hypotension |
Confusion
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating causes | Depends on the cause | Acidosis, hypotension, hypoxemia, sepsis |
Blurred vision
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating causes | Depends on the cause of hypotension | Hypotension |
Craving
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
Naloxone | Naloxone | Varies | Substance abuse, withdrawal |
4: The heart
Heart conditions and symptoms
sorted from most to least severe
Cardiac arrest
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
CPR, defibrillator | Treating underlying causes | Usually manageable. | Bloodloss, hypotension, hypertension, hypoxemia, coma | Hypoxemia, coma |
Heart attack
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
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None | Time, treating the cause | Worrying | Hypertension | Heart damage, cardiac arrest, pain, nausea, sweating, shortness of breath |
Cardiac tamponade
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Surgery | Survivable, grim if left for too long | Trauma | Hypotension, shortness of breath, weakness, cough, lightheadedness |
Heart damage
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Time, heart transplant | Survivable, grim if progressed to heart failure | Heart attack, sepsis, antibiotics, radiation sickness | Hypoxemia, hypotension, heart failure, cardiac arrest, shortness of breath, leg swelling |
Palpitations
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Survivable | alkalosis |
Tachycardia / Increased heartrate
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Survivable, potentially beneficial | Sepsis, pneumothorax, bloodloss, hypotension, acidosis | Hypertension, counters hypoxemia |
5: The lungs
Lung conditions and symptoms
sorted from most to least severe
Respiratory arrest
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
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CPR | Treating underlying causes | Usually manageable. | Cerebral hypoxia, hypoxemia, opiate overdose | Low oxygen |
Lung damage
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Time, lung transplant | Survivable, grim if progressed to lung failure | Sepsis, antibiotics, radiation sickness, smoking | Hypoxemia, lung failure, cough, shortness of breath, chest pain |
Radiation induced lung injury
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Time, lung transplant | Survivable, grim if progressed to lung failure | Radiation sickness | Hypoxemia, cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, fever |
Pneumothorax
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Needle | Drainage during surgery | Survivable, grim if progressed far enough | Trauma, untreated rib fracture | Hypotension, hypoxemia, shortness of breath, tachycardia, hyperventilation, chest pain |
Wheezing
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Grim | Administering an incompatible blood type |
Cough
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Survivable | Lung damage, heart damage, cardiac tamponade |
Hypoventilation
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Survivable | Sedation, opiate overdose | Hypoxemia, acidosis |
Dyspnea / Shortness of breath
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Survivable | Heart attack, heart failure, hypoxemia, lung injury, pneumothorax, cardiac tamponade | Hypoxemia |
Hyperventilation
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Survivable, potentially beneficial | Hypoxemia, hypotension, pneumothorax, sepsis | Alkalosis, counters hypoxemia |
6: The blood
Blood conditions and symptoms
sorted from most to least severe
Hemotransfusion shock
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Administering compatible blood types against bloodloss until symptoms stop | Administering compatible blood types against bloodloss until symptoms stop | Life-threatening. | Administering incompatible blood type | Bloodloss, widespread organ damage |
Sepsis
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Antibiotics | Life-threatening. | Infected wounds, gangrene | Seizures, fever, widespread organ damage, hyperventilation, confusion, tachycardia, hypotension, gangrene |
Bloodloss
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Compatible blood packs | Time, compatible blood packs | Depends on severity | Bleeding, internal bleeding | Hypoxemia, tachycardia, headache, weakness, pale skin, cardiac arrest |
Hypoxemia
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Depends on severity | Oxygen deprivation, bloodloss, cardiac arrest, heart damage, hypotension, hypoventilation, shortness of breath, lung injury | Hyperventilation, shortness of breath, neurotrauma, confusion, headache, cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, organ damage |
Hypotension
Blood pressure that is lower than 70%
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Intravenous fluids, adrenaline | Treating underlying causes | Depends on severity | Pneumothorax, sepsis, heart injury, bloodloss, administering incompatible bloodtype | Tachycardia, hypoxemia, pale skin, hyperventilation, lightheadedness, blurred vision, kidney damage, cardiac arrest, unconsciousness |
Hypertension
Blood pressure that is higher than 130%
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Drawing blood | Treating underlying causes | Deadly if severe | Excessive intravenous injection, liver damage, adrenaline | Tachycardia, leg swelling, heart attack, stroke |
Acidosis
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Survivable | Saline, hypoventilation | Tachycardia, headache, weakness, confusion, nausea, seizures, coma |
Alkalosis
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Saline + drawing blood | Treating underlying causes | Survivable | Hyperventilation | Sweating, palpitation, seizures |
Pale skin
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Survivable | Bloodloss, hypotension |
7: The bones
Bone conditions and symptoms
sorted from most to least severe
Bone death
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Core decompression surgery | Debilitating | Excessive bone damage | Spontaneous fractures everywhere in the body |
Fractures
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bandage, plastiseal, opioids | Osteoynthetic surgery | Impairing | Trauma, failing to correct a dislocation | Pain, in rib fractures: pneumothorax, in neck fractures: paralysis |
Bone damage
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes or Osteoynthetic surgery | Survivable | Kidney failure | Bone death if severe enough |
Dislocation
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bandage, plastiseal, opioids | Whacking it with a wrench | Impairing | Trauma, falling | Pain, Fractures if improperly handled |
8: The liver
Liver conditions and symptoms
sorted from most to least severe
Liver damage
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Time, liver transplant | Survivable, grim if progressed to liver failure | Sepsis, antibiotics, radiation sickness, alcohol abuse | Liver failure, abdominal discomfort, leg swelling, bloating, jaundice, hypertension, nausea |
Jaundice
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Harmless | Liver damage |
Bloating
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Harmless | Liver damage |
9: The kidneys
Kidney conditions and symptoms
sorted from most to least severe
Kidney damage
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Time, kidney transplant | Survivable, worrying if progressed to kidney failure | Sepsis, antibiotics, radiation sickness, hypotension, hypertension | kidney failure, nausea, vomiting, leg swelling, bone damage |
10: The torso
Torso conditions and symptoms
sorted from most to least severe
Aortic rupture
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None |
|
Survival very unlikely | Extreme bleeding | Massive bloodloss |
Internal bleeding
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Intravenous fluids | Surgery | Depends on severity | Trauma, radiation sickness | Bloodloss |
Abdominal discomfort
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Harmless | Liver damage |
Sweating
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Harmless | Addiction, heart attack |
Fever
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Harmless | Sepsis, radiation induced lung injury |
11: The extremities
Extremity conditions and symptoms
sorted from most to least severe
Arterial bleeding
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Tourniquet | Surgery | Worrying | Extreme bleeding, traumatic amputation | Massive bloodloss |
Gangrene
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Surgical amputation | Depends on severity | Cutoff bloodflow due to tourniquet or balloon, sepsis | Sepsis |
Leg swelling
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Harmless | Liver damage, kidney damage, heart failure, hypertension |
Weakness
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Harmless | Cardiac tamponade, bloodloss, acidosis |
12: Any bodypart
Conditions and symptoms that can occur on any bodypart
sorted from most to least severe
On fire
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Fire extinguisher, water or any diving suit | Bandaging badly burnt bodyparts | Depends on how long the patient was burning | Fires | Massive burns |
Infected wound
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Ointment or antiseptic, bandages | Ointment or antiseptic, bandages | Worrying | Untended wounds or burns | Sepsis, necrosis, inflammation |
Foreign body
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by | Causes |
---|---|---|---|---|
None | Tweezer surgery | Survivable | Getting shot | Inflammation, arterial cuts if very severe |
Intense pain
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
Opioids | Treating underlying causes | Physically harmless | Organ damage, dislocations, fractures |
Inflammation
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Beneficial (aids in fighting infection) | infected wounds, foreign bodies |
Spasms
First aid | Treatment | Prognosis | Caused by |
---|---|---|---|
None | Treating underlying causes | Harmless | Seizures |
13: Surgical procedures and you
To perform surgery, you will at the very least need a surgery kit.
Packing a surgery kit
A surgery kit stores all the essential tools and instruments needed for surgery neatly in one place.
Surgery kits should contain the following:
- Opioids or anesthetics (propofol, fentanyl, morphine or opium)
- Scalpel
- Hemostat
- Skin retractors
- Sutures
- Blood packs (preferably O-), ringer’s solution, saline or adrenaline
Packing a bone surgery kit
If you are working with bones, there might be some additional tools you need.
Bone surgery kits should contain the following:
- Surgical drill
- Surgical saw
- Osteosynthesis implants
- Spinal cord implants
Standard surgery procedure
The standard surgery procedure is a sequence of steps that a surgeon follows to initiate surgery.
A suture can be used at any point during the surgery to terminate the process. You should always operate at an operating table, if possible. Regular beds can be used as an alternative in a pinch.
In case emergency surgery is required on the field (as is the case with carotid artery bleedings or aortic ruptures), dragging the patient all the way back to the submarine would waste precious seconds and do more harm than good. You will have to operate without a table.
Step 1: Anesthetics |
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Step 2: The incision |
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Step 3: Clamping the bleeders |
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Step 4: Retracting the skin |
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You are now ready for more specialized applications such as osteosynthesis, amputation or organ procurement and transplantation.
Osteosynthetic surgery
This procedure will heal fractures and bone damage.
First, perform the standard surgery procedure.
Step 5: Drilling the broken bone |
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Step 6: The implants |
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Organ procurement/transplant surgery
This procedure will extract organs from still-living humans and optionally transplant a new one.
First, perform the standard surgery procedure on the torso.
Step 5: Cutting it out |
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Step 6 (optional): The transplant |
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Amputation / limb reattachment surgery
This procedure will amputate one of the patients limbs.
First, perform the standard surgery procedure on the limb you wish to amputate.
Step 5: Sawing the bone |
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Step 6 (optional): Reattaching the limb |
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Core decompression surgery
This procedure will heal bone death.
It is best advised to first transplant a fresh kidney to the patient so the bone death doesn’t return post-surgery.
To successfully reverse bone death, you will need to perform osteosynthetic surgery on every bodypart in a relatively small amount of time. Bringing dead bones back to the living is no small feat. You should make sure to bring extra osteosynthesis implants in case something goes wrong.
14: The exhaustive item list pt.1
Health scanner
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Scanning for underlying causes of symptoms | Essential |
Medical container
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Can store medical equipment and doesn’t require a hand to carry | Very important |
Sutures
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Medical fabricator | Open wounds, bleeding, terminates surgeries | Essential |
Bandage, plastiseal, antibiotic glue
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Medical fabricator | Open wounds, burns, prevents infection; bandage and plastiseal stabilize dislocations and fractures for later treatment | Essential |
Bloodpacks
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Using empty blood packs on patients | Bloodloss | Essential |
Saline, Ringer’s solution
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Medical fabricator | Low blood pressure | Important |
Opioids (opium, morphine, fentanyl)
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Medical fabricator | Pain, required for surgery | Essential |
Antibiotic ointment
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Medical fabricator | Burns, infected wounds | Important |
Tourniquet
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Medical fabricator | Bleeding arteries. Surgery should follow as soon as possible to avoid gangrene. | Very important |
Defibrillator
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Cardiac arrest | Important |
Autopulse
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, low oxygen | Very important |
Mannitol
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Medical fabricator | Neurotrauma, requires stabilized blood pressure and oxygen | Very important |
Body bag
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Medical fabricator | Allows for faster transportation of bodies – deceased or alive | Niche |
Stasis bag
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Medical fabricator | Temporarily halts most biological processes, allowing for transport to further treatment. It is recommended to keep a defibrillator ready when it’s time to take off the bag. | Very important |
Needle
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Medical fabricator | Pneumothorax. This is only a first aid measure. | Important |
Hematology analyzer and collection cartridge
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Determining blood type | Non-essential |
Antiseptic spray and antiseptic
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Infected wounds | Important |
15: The exhaustive item list pt.2
I ran out of characters in the previous section so here’s the continuation.
Surgery
Scalpel
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Initiating surgery | Essential |
Hemostat
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Stopping bloodloss from surgery | Essential |
Skin retractors
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Surgery | Essential |
Tweezers
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Removing tissue or objects from the body during surgery | Important |
Surgical drill
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Preparing bones for implants during surgery | Important |
Surgical saw
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Amputating limbs during surgery | Niche |
Organ procurement scalpels
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Removing organs during surgery. There’s four types: heart, lungs, liver and kidneys | Niche |
Drainage
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Medical fabricator | Pneumothorax. Retracted skin is required. | Important |
Osteosynthetic implants
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Fractures. Drilled bones are required. | Very important |
Spinal cord implants
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Paralysis. Surgery is required. | Niche |
Endovascular balloon and medical stent
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
---|---|---|
Medical fabricator | Aortic rupture. Retracted skin is not required. See the first aid section for details. | Important |
Refrigerated containers
Obtained by | Use | Importance |
---|---|---|
Fabricator | Storing organs and limbs | Very important |
Organ transplants
Obtained by | Treatment for | Importance |
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Organ procurement surgery, station shops | Organ damage, organ failure, requires surgery | Very important |
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