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Blood transfusion reduction in cardiac surgery: multidisciplinary approach at a community hospital

Brevig et al., 2009

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2349775284826132884
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Brevig J
McDonald J
Zelinka E
Gallagher T
Jin R
Grunkemeier G
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The Annals of thoracic surgery

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BACKGROUND: Mounting evidence exists for more restrictive blood transfusion practices in patients undergoing cardiac surgery. Few studies, however, have recognized or agree upon a method by which this decrease in allogeneic red blood cell transfusion can be achieved …
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