Crossing the thin RED line: where have we been and where should we go with whole blood?

IF 2.1 Q3 CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open Pub Date : 2025-05-10 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.1136/tsaco-2024-001594
Amanda Marsh, Rebecca Schwartz, Melike Harfouche, Jennifer M Gurney
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Abstract

Dr. Jennifer M. Gurney is an active-duty military surgeon who has been deployed seven times and serves as the Chief of the Joint Trauma System and the Chief of the Defense Committee on Trauma. Additionally, she is an accomplished researcher having authored over 100 peer-reviewed publications, the majority of which are aimed at improving combat casualty care. As the keynote speaker for this year's "Sharon M. Henry Maryland Committee on Trauma State-of-the-Art Lecture," no one is more qualified to discuss the use of whole blood and its history in both military and civilian trauma resuscitation than JMG. However, her message ran deeper as she brought the audience on a journey through the history and future of trauma surgery across the "thin RED line," urging us to continue to build R esilience, use our E xperience, and foster D edication to improve the care of the injured patient in an effort to be R eady E very D ay. The following is a review of JMG's lecture.

越过那条细细的红线:我们去过哪里,我们应该带着完整的血液去哪里?
Jennifer M. Gurney博士是一名现役军事外科医生,曾七次被部署,担任联合创伤系统主任和创伤国防委员会主任。此外,她是一位有成就的研究人员,撰写了100多篇同行评审的出版物,其中大部分旨在改善战斗伤员护理。作为今年“Sharon M. Henry Maryland Committee on Trauma -the- of-the- technology Lecture”的主讲人,没有人比JMG更有资格讨论全血在军事和民用创伤复苏中的应用及其历史。然而,她的信息更加深入,她带着观众穿越“细细的红线”,穿越创伤外科的历史和未来,敦促我们继续建立创伤外科的韧性,利用我们的创伤外科经验,培养创伤外科教育,改善对受伤病人的护理,努力在每一天都做好创伤外科的准备。以下是对JMG讲座的回顾。
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