1809: ROTEM IN PEDIATRIC MASSIVE TRANSFUSION COULD LEAD TO BALANCED TRANSFUSION RATIOS AND LOWER MORTALITY
Candice Ray(Duke University), Elisabeth T. Tracy(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Harold J. Leraas(Duke Medical Center), Jessica Poisson(Duke University), Jacob Benton(Duke Medical Center), David Turner(Duke Medical Center), Carolyn J. Foley(Illinois Indiana Sea Grant), Victoria Robinson(Duke University), Cory Vatsaas(Duke Medical Center), Uttara Nag(Duke Medical Center), Reed W. Kamyszek(Duke University)
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