Implementation of Mass Transfusion Protocol in the Outpatient Operating Room Setting: A Case Study

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Abstract

The current definition of massive transfusion is replacement of 5 U of packed red blood cells in 3 hours because of uncontrolled hemorrhage or replacement of the entire blood volume within a 24-hour period. The prompt activation of a transfusion protocol can quickly restore hemodynamic stability. Effective teamwork and communication is critical for a favorable patient outcome. This case study demonstrates the effectiveness of using a massive transfusion protocol in an outpatient setting.

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endometriosis

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Ambulatory Surgical Procedures Anesthesia Blood Transfusion Endometriosis Hemorrhage Hemorrhage Uterine Perforation Adult Ambulatory Surgical Procedures Anesthesia Blood Transfusion Blood Volume Endometriosis Female Hemorrhage Humans Hysteroscopy Intraoperative Period Laparoscopy Practice Guidelines as Topic

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