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Trends in Transfusion Strategies and Outcomes in Trauma
This retrospective cohort study evaluated transfusion practices and outcomes in 137 severely injured trauma patients requiring massive transfusion at a Level I trauma center (2020-2025). This study analyzed balanced transfusion ratios, whole blood (WB) use, thromboelastography (TEG), and adjunctive hemostatic therapies to determine their impact on 30-day mortality and other clinical outcomes.
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