Functional definition and characterization of acute traumatic coagulopathy

Ross Davenport(Queen Mary University of London), Karim Brohi(Queen Mary University of London), Simon Stanworth(NHS Blood and Transplant), Joanna Manson(Protected Trust Services (United Kingdom)), Amy Coates(Protected Trust Services (United Kingdom)), Rupert M. Pearse(Royal London Hospital), Daniel P. Hart(National Health Service), John Pasi(Queen Mary University of London), Shubha Allard(NHS Blood and Transplant), Henry D. De’Ath(Protected Trust Services (United Kingdom)), Peter MacCallum(Queen Mary University of London), Sean Platton(The Royal Free Hospital)
Critical Care Medicine
July 15, 2011
10.1097/ccm.0b013e3182281af5
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