Race to stop the bleed: which emergency transfusion method is safer for mothers?
NCT ID NCT07466719
Summary
This study compares two emergency methods for giving blood to women who have severe bleeding during a cesarean section. Researchers want to know if using a manual syringe or a pressurized bag is safer and works faster to stabilize the patient's blood pressure and heart rate. They will measure if either method causes more damage to the red blood cells being transfused. The goal is to find the best approach for these life-saving transfusions in hospitals with limited resources.
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Aswan University Hospital
RECRUITINGAswān, Egypt
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