Dried plasma improves hemostasis in patients with hemorrhagic shock, suggesting benefits for prehospital use.
Key points Dried plasma is dehydrated, powdered human plasma. Once mixed with sterile water, the reconstituted plasma delivers essential coagulation factors necessary for hemostasis and supports volume expansion in patients with hemorrhagic shock, comparable to traditional frozen plasma used in
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