Bloodless Surgery - Risks

Risks

In cases where a significant amount of blood is lost, the unwillingness to transfuse a patient could lead to ex-sanguination and death. A dose of tranexamic acid plus using new cheap clamps can alleviate much of this scenario in trauma situations.

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