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Emergency Autotransfusion Before Laparotomy

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1963
IN MOST PLACES in the US, bank blood is always readily available. Where this is not the case, autotransfusion may be lifesaving. Before Milles and associates 1 published their recent paper, the term "autotransfusion" meant either the forcing of blood into vital regions by bandaging or elevating the extremities, or the emergency reinfusion of blood shed
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Laparotomy

2012
James W. Davis, Dana Forman, La Scienya M. Jackson, James W. Davis, Javier Garau, David N. O’Dwyer, Elisa Vedes, Gihan Abuella, Maurizio Cecconi, Howard A. Greller, Michelle K. McNutt, Rosemary A. Kozar, Jorge Cerdá, Andrew Davenport, Abhay Dhand, Gary P. Wormser   +15 more
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Staging Laparotomy

Archives of Surgery, 1978
C D, Bloomfield, J J, DeCosse
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RUPTURE OF LAPAROTOMY WOUNDS

Lancet, The, 1955
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Laparotomie

2023
Daniëlle Blom, Margreet Pasman-Zeeman, Gerdine Strijkert-Visch   +2 more
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Exploratris laparotomy (How laparotomies should be performed?) [Eksploratris laparotomi (Laparotomiler nasil yapilmali?)]

2006
In this article the steps of laparotomy and important views are discussed. In these preceeding articles, we combined our personal opinions with my colleagues and teachers on this subject. All abdominal operations are diagnostic laparotomies. Abdominal exploration never replaces cautious clinical examination, appropriate lab. tests, endoscopy, radiology
Özer Ş., Çakir M.
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Staging Laparotomy

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1972
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Trauma Laparotomy and Damage Control Laparotomy

2021
Carrie Valdez, David Nott
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Laparotomy

2016
Eric J. Voiglio, Guillaume Passot, Jean-Louis Caillot   +2 more
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Laparotomies

Injury, 1984
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