Influence of red blood cell transfusion on mortality and long-term functional outcome in 292 patients with spontaneous subarachnoid hemorrhage*

Gregor Broessner(Innsbruck Medical University), Erich Schmutzhard(Innsbruck Medical University), Christian Brenneis(Innsbruck Medical University), Raimund Helbok(Johannes Kepler University of Linz), Christoph Grabmer(Paracelsus Medical University), Peter Lackner(Innsbruck Medical University), Bettina Pfausler(Innsbruck Medical University), Hanno Ulmer(Innsbruck Medical University), Clemens Hoefer(Innsbruck Medical University), Ronny Beer(The University of Sydney)
Critical Care Medicine
May 21, 2009
10.1097/ccm.0b013e31819ffd7f
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