A pilot feasibility trial of allocation of freshest available red blood cells versus standard care in critically ill patients
Cécile Aubron(Université de Bretagne Occidentale), D. James Cooper(University of Pecs), Shirley Vallance(The Alfred Hospital), Jeffrey Presneill(Epworth Hospital), Geoff Magrin(Mater Health Services), Gillian Syres(Monash University), Alistair D. Nichol(The Alfred Hospital), Lynnette Murray(Mater Health Services), Michael Bailey(General Department of Preventive Medicine), Joanne Sutton(Mater Health Services), Rinaldo Bellomo(The University of Melbourne)
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