Plasma Resuscitation Promotes Coagulation Homeostasis Following Shock-Induced Hypercoagulability.
AUTHORS
Cardenas
JC ,
Cap
AP ,
Swartz
MD ,
Huby
MD ,
Baer
LA ,
Matijevic
N ,
Cotton
BA ,
Holcomb
JB ,
Wade
CE ,
. Shock (Augusta, Ga.). 2015 10 12; ().
- PMID: 26529664 [PubMed].
ABSTRACT
Increased thrombin generation in injured patients possibly contributes to early consumption of coagulation factors, exacerbating hemorrhage. Identifying optimal resuscitation products for restoring plasma homeostasis following injury is important for improving management of these patients.
Increased thrombin generation in injured patients possibly contributes to early consumption of coagulation factors, exacerbating hemorrhage. Identifying optimal resuscitation products for restoring plasma homeostasis following injury is important for improving management of these patients.
Tags: Alumni Publications 2015