Erin Feeney, Katrina M Morgan, Philip C Spinella, Barbara A Gaines, Christine M Leeper
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一些针对儿童和成人的研究表明，与创伤复苏中的成分疗法相比，使用低滴度 O 组全血（LTOWB）可降低死亡率。尽管低滴度 O 组全血在儿科创伤中心并不普及，但其使用率正在不断上升。我们假设，在受伤后接受全血的儿童中，全血与血液制品复苏总量的比例将影响存活率。
Whole blood: total blood product ratio impacts survival in injured children.
Some studies in both children and adults have shown a mortality benefit for the use of low titer group O whole blood (LTOWB) compared to component therapy for traumatic resuscitation. Although LTOWB is not widely available at pediatric trauma centers, its use is increasing. We hypothesized that in children who received whole blood after injury, the proportion of whole blood in relation to the total blood product resuscitation volume would impact survival.
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