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The volume-expanding effects of autologous liquid stored plasma following hemorrhage
2012
Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation
Plasma use has increased since studies suggest that early treatment with blood components in trauma with severe hemorrhage may improve outcome. Plasma is also commonly used to correct coagulation disturbances in non-bleeding patients. Little is known about the effects of plasma transfusion on plasma volume, . We report a prospective interventional study in which the plasma volume expanding effect of autologous plasma was investigated after a controlled hemorrhage. Methods: Plasma obtained by
doi:10.3109/00365513.2012.699099
pmid:22974297
fatcat:yzuibbgn6ffihn7b73gm2exsu4