Animal study demonstrates that plasma improves microcirculatory perfusion in traumatic shock, suggesting its use in treatment.
Plasma, but not crystalloids, preserved microcirculatory diffusion and perfusion, which was associated with correction of endothelial functionality in rats requiring fluids following traumatic shock. Results suggest that plasma may be used in traumatic shock patients with persistent need of volume after bleeding has been contained.
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