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Prehospital autotransfusion in life-threatening hemothorax
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The preliminary results of this study suggest that autotransfusion might be developed in the prehospital setting since it appears simple and safe, and represents the only hope of survival for patients with life-threatening hemothorax.About:
This article is published in Chest.The article was published on 1988-03-01. It has received 38 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Autotransfusion & Hematocrit.read more
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Drainage thoracique en urgence : quand et où drainer ?
Caroline Télion,Pierre Carli +1 more
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Pneumothorax et hémothorax traumatiques
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Stabilisation hémodynamique d’une tamponnade mixte sur plaies thoraciques par arme blanche : à propos d’un cas
TL;DR: Le cas d’un patient presentant une instabilite hemodynamique majeure secondaire a deux plaies thoraciques necessitant un drainage en urgence and revelant une tamponnade gazeuse et hemorragique.
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Blood autotransfusion outcomes compared with Ringer lactate infusion in dogs with hemorrhagic shock induced by controlled bleeding
TL;DR: Crystalloid during the first hours after treatment of hemorrhagic shock may be better than autologous blood as preferred treatment, while autotransfusion showed its benefits some hours after.
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The military anti-shock trouser in civilian pre-hospital emergency care.
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Hemorrhagic shock with paradoxical bradycardia.
P Barriot,B Riou +1 more
TL;DR: The preliminary results of the antishock trouser in this setting are encouraging and the treatment of bradycardia per se may be deleterious and atropine must be avoided in conscious patients with hemorrhagic shock and paradoxical bradyCardia.
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Experience with autotransfusion in the surgical management of trauma.
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Effects of autotransfusion on blood elements
TL;DR: No alteration in lipoproteins or elevation of plasma lipids was found with prolonged autotransfusion and no fat emboli were observed histologically.