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Estrogen as a therapeutic agent: Targeting endotheliopathy and coagulopathy in trauma
Abstract Background Traumatic injury remains a leading cause of death, often due to uncontrolled hemorrhage and trauma‐induced coagulopathy (TIC). TIC is critically triggered by the endotheliopathy of trauma, involving endothelial cell injury and glycocalyx degradation. Despite conventional advances, the stable casualty rate underscores the urgent need
Niruktha Raghavan +4 more
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Coagulopathy and its management in patients with severe burns [PDF]
Gerie J. Glas +2 more
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Unique Pattern of Coagulopathy Among Patients With Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: A Principal Component Analysis of Hemorrhagic Shock Trials. [PDF]
Furman LM +8 more
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Abstract Introduction Recent studies have linked trauma patient outcomes to the plasma donor's sex, with premenopausal females associated with improved survival and lower organ failure. Currently, green‐colored plasma (due to oral contraceptive use) is removed from the donor pool. We set out to evaluate the hemostatic potential of green plasma.
Samantha C. Redden +6 more
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Twelve autologous blood transfusions in eight cats with haemoperitoneum [PDF]
Cole, L P, Humm, K R
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Utilization patterns of hematology consultation in the intensive care unit: an 11-year single-center experience. [PDF]
Allen C +7 more
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The impact of rapid infusers on the hemostatic potential of cryoprecipitate products
Abstract Background In cases of massive transfusion, intravenous access can be limited. Additionally, delivering different products through separate lines and infusion methods adds unnecessary steps. RBC, plasma, and whole blood (WB) are delivered via rapid infusers; cryoprecipitate (CRYO) is infused through separate access and is not approved with ...
Connor D. Purvis +7 more
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