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Pre-Hospital Resuscitation with Low-Titer Type O Whole Blood for Trauma Patients

Low-titer whole blood is increasingly used during prehospital transfusions for both military and civilian trauma patients because the logistics of storage and transfusion are simpler compared with blood components (red cells and plasma). Prehospital transfusion reduces mortality in patients who have experienced major trauma and hemorrhage, but it is unclear whether whole blood is safer or more effective than blood…

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