U.S., Oct. 21 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07883252) titled 'Prehospital Transfusion Outcomes in Traumatic Hemorrhage: a Prospective Cohort Study' on Oct. 01.
Brief Summary: Traumatic injuries can cause severe bleeding, which causes a lot of deaths worldwide that could be prevented. Starting treatment as early as possible has been shown to improve survival, which makes fast care very important. This could mean that giving blood products (like red blood cells and plasma) before patients are transported to the hospital might improve survival. However, research from other countries has shown mixed results concerning the effectiveness of giving blood before the patient has arrived in the hospital...