Red cell haemolysis secondary to intraosseous (IO) blood transfusion in adult patients with major trauma: a systematic review

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RT @MilitaryH_BMJ: 🚨 #SystematicReview Red Cell Haemolysis Following IO Blood Transfusion In Adult Major Trauma ▶️Very high pressure infus…

RT @MilitaryH_BMJ: 🚨 #SystematicReview Red Cell Haemolysis Following IO Blood Transfusion In Adult Major Trauma ▶️Very high pressure infus…

RT @MattEllington6: The end-state of blood transfusion in trauma must be tissue oxygen delivery, not just getting blood into the patient. F…

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