Automotive News even mentions that the Tribeca replacement could be based on the existing Subaru Exiga from the Japanese market. That three-row vehicle splits the difference between a minivan and wagon, with swinging doors instead of sliders, and a tall greenhouse. News Source: Automotive News - sub. req.
Arterial tourniquets are used for extremity surgery to reduce blood loss and provide good operating conditions, for intravenous regional anaesthesia, for intravenous regional sympathectomy in the management of complex regional pain syndromes and for isolated limb perfusion in the management of localised malignancy.
The use of tourniquets, tight straps around an arm or leg and tightened with a windlass to stop bleeding, have been around for nearly 400 years. The first documented case of a tourniquet used on the battlefield was in 1674. Discussions of constricting bands (but without the use of a windlass) date back much further than that.