Resuscitation and transfusion principles for traumatic hemorrhagic shock

Keyphrases

• Transfusion 100%
• Traumatic Hemorrhagic Shock 100%
• Resuscitation 100%
• Damage Control Resuscitation 100%
• Coagulation Factors 40%
• Hemostatic Resuscitation 40%
• Fresh Whole Blood 40%
• Life-threatening 20%
• Red Blood Cells 20%
• Massive Transfusion Protocol 20%
• Trauma Patients 20%
• Recombinant Activated Factor VII (rFVIIa) 20%
• Anticoagulation 20%
• Hemorrhagic Shock 20%
• Traumatic Injury 20%
• Surgical Treatment 20%
• Original Description 20%
• Acidosis 20%
• Inappropriate Use 20%
• Hemodilution 20%
• Hypothermia 20%
• Hypocalcemia 20%
• Thromboelastography 20%
• Crystalloid 20%
• Fibrinogen 20%
• Hemostatic Adjuncts 20%
• Antifibrinolytics 20%
• Blood Plasma 20%
• Blood Platelets 20%
• Transfusion Strategy 20%
• Massive Hemorrhage 20%
• Cryoprecipitate 20%
• Blood Products 20%
• Fibrinolytic Factors 20%
• Military Experience 20%
• Trauma-induced Coagulopathy 20%
• Recent Trauma 20%
• Fibrinogen Concentrate 20%
• US Military 20%
• Hypotensive Resuscitation 20%
• Exclusive Use 20%
• Tenants 20%
• Hyperfibrinolysis 20%
• Surgical Control 20%
• Surgical Prevention 20%
• Anticoagulation Factor 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Resuscitation 100%
• Hemorrhagic Shock 100%
• Injury 33%
• Hemostat 33%
• Blood Clotting Factor 33%
• Erythrocyte 22%
• Anticoagulation 22%
• Bleeding 11%
• Platelet 11%
• Fibrinogen 11%
• Coagulopathy 11%
• Hemodilution 11%
• Hypothermia 11%
• Hypocalcaemia 11%
• Blood Product 11%
• Thromboelastography 11%
• Antifibrinolytic 11%
• Acidosis 11%
• Fibrinolytic Factor 11%
• Fibrinogen Concentrate 11%
• Cytoplasm 11%
• Hyperfibrinolysis 11%