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Trauma Patients Do Better With ABO-Identical Plasma
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Title Trauma Patients Do Better With ABO-Identical Plasma
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/729455?src=rss
Description Using ABO-identical plasma in trauma patients lowers their rates of sepsis, renal failure, and other complications, a new study shows. Reuters Health Information
Category Articles > Critical Care
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Date Sep 29, 2010
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