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See Latest ArticlesBlood component therapy in postpartum hemorrhage
Transfusion, 09/08/09
James AH et al. – Among 12,476 deliveries at a major United States medical center with a modern blood bank and readily available blood component therapy, there were no deaths or organ dysfunction as a consequence of severe postpartum hemorrhage.
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