Comaa
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- Jul 26, 2026
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Hello.
As a student of combat medicine in military, I own a few decent torniquets. Not the ones you might find for a cheap price on fast fashion website stores. Actual decent ones that save lives.
They are strong, durable, reliable. Since I study medicine, I have an idea or two on how this would go if it were to be attempted. But I guess I just need a bit of reassurance and confirmation, as I am not a superhuman who knows everything, and I've been always obsessive about certainty, that's a flaw on me.
Would tying a torniquet around a neck cause fast suffocation similar as the one saw in certain partial hanging cases? Would it be reliable?
This thread is for my own education and satisfaction only. Thank you.
As a student of combat medicine in military, I own a few decent torniquets. Not the ones you might find for a cheap price on fast fashion website stores. Actual decent ones that save lives.
They are strong, durable, reliable. Since I study medicine, I have an idea or two on how this would go if it were to be attempted. But I guess I just need a bit of reassurance and confirmation, as I am not a superhuman who knows everything, and I've been always obsessive about certainty, that's a flaw on me.
Would tying a torniquet around a neck cause fast suffocation similar as the one saw in certain partial hanging cases? Would it be reliable?
This thread is for my own education and satisfaction only. Thank you.
