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Episode 15- Blood Products
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Should we be giving blood products to trauma patients in the pre-hospital setting? In theory, it would stand to reason that the patient has lost blood, and thus should receive more of it. But that doesn’t exactly pan out in the data.
In 2016, the journal Shock performed a literature review to discuss this exact topic. In the end, it seems like little more than a good idea on paper. There is simply no unequivocal evidence (so far) that supports giving blood over a crystalloid for traumatic bleeding.
But, it does seem that the use of pre-hospital blood products (PHBP) is gaining some traction, despite the apparent evidence. So what kind of trend are we seeing here? Are projects just ignoring the literature, or simply thinking outside the box?
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Should we be giving blood products to trauma patients in the pre-hospital setting? In theory, it would stand to reason that the patient has lost blood, and thus should receive more of it. But that doesn’t exactly pan out in the data.
In 2016, the journal Shock performed a literature review to discuss this exact topic. In the end, it seems like little more than a good idea on paper. There is simply no unequivocal evidence (so far) that supports giving blood over a crystalloid for traumatic bleeding.
But, it does seem that the use of pre-hospital blood products (PHBP) is gaining some traction, despite the apparent evidence. So what kind of trend are we seeing here? Are projects just ignoring the literature, or simply thinking outside the box?
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