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Massive Hemorrhage Protocol: A Practical Approach to the Bleeding Trauma Patient
Andrew Petrosoniak1, Katerina Pavenski2, Luis Teodoro da Luz3
1Department of Emergency Medicine, St. Michael's Hospital, 30 Bond Street, Toronto, Ontario M5B 1W8, Canada.
Abstract:
Damage-control resuscitation is the standard of care for the hemorrhaging trauma patient. This approach combines rapid hemostasis and early-ratio-based blood product administration. These patients often require initiation of a massive hemorrhage protocol to support the systematic and coordinated delivery of care during this critical phase of resuscitation. Emerging evidence supports that this includes more than blood product administration alone but rather a comprehensive suite of treatments. In this article, we review the existing evidence and provide a pragmatic framework, the 7 Ts of massive hemorrhage protocol, to guide the care of patients with life-threatening traumatic hemorrhage.
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