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Self-sealing Biofoam was a marvel of UNSC medical accomplishment in the 2500's. Biofoam is a space-filling coagulant, antibacterial, tissue-regenerative foam polymer that is inserted into the skin and even deeper into the body itself. This foam keeps damaged organs in place and helps stop bleeding and hemorrhaging. It is, unfortunately, very painful to use, being described as burning ants crawling around the wound. It is an improvised medical option when there are no medics available. Normally bottles of biofoam are found in a Health Pack.[1][2]
By October of 2552, the UNSC MJOLNIR Mark VI armor contained automatic biofoam injectors, which negated the need for Spartans to use Health Packs.[3]
Sources
- ^ Halo: The Fall of Reach, page 91
- ^ Halo: First Strike, page 123: William retrieved a can of biofoam from the rover and inserted the tip into the tiny injection port in his armor—pushed it through the skin between his fourth and fifth ribs. He filled his abdominal cavity with the space-filling coagulant/antibacterial/tissue-regenerative polymer.
- ^ Halo 2 game guide
