Background Many scoring systems for the early prediction of the need for massive
transfusion (MT) have been reported; in most of these, vital signs are regarded as important …

Background and Objectives Early prediction of massive transfusion (MT) posttrauma may
reduce mortality by earlier delivery of blood products. A clinical prediction tool (PWH score) …

Introduction Early recognition and treatment of trauma patients requiring massive transfusion
(MT) has been shown to reduce mortality. While many risk factors predicting MT have been …

Background Various scoring systems have been developed to predict need for massive
transfusion in traumatically injured patients. Assessments of Blood Consumption (ABC) …

BACKGROUND The ability to easily predict the need for massive transfusion may improve
the process of care, allowing early mobilization of resources. There are currently no clear …

Background Early damage control resuscitation and massive transfusion (MT) protocol
activations improve outcomes in trauma patients with hemorrhagic shock, where scores to …

Objectives Our purpose is to validate previously described massive transfusion (MT) scoring
in our Transfusion Trauma Registry. Design A retrospective cohort of adult trauma patients …

Early recognition of massive transfusion (MT) requirement in geriatric trauma patients
presents a challenge, as older patients present with vital signs outside of traditional …

Background Prediction of massive transfusion (MT) is challenging in management of trauma
patients. However, MT and its prediction were poorly studied in obese patients. The main …

Background: Massive transfusion (MT) occurs in about 3% of civilian and 8% of military
trauma patients. Although many centers have implemented MT protocols, most do not have …