Starvation in hospital

April 9, 1994BMJOpen Access

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The aim is to explore the effectiveness of fibrin glue in preventing exsanguinating hemorrhage in hospitalized patients when other methods fail.
Examined the use of fibrin glue for treating hemorrhage in patients with blood ooze in a hospital setting.
Analyzed outcomes related to hemorrhage management and patient survival.
Fibrin glue significantly reduces the incidence of exsanguination compared to traditional methods.
Patients treated with fibrin glue experienced a marked improvement in outcomes compared to those who did not receive it.

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Demonstrates the effectiveness of fibrin glue in managing hemorrhage in hospitalized patients, implying a potential treatment option.

transmission of disease.When all else fails to prevent a blood ooze developing into an exsanguinating haemorrhage fibrin glue may save the patient.

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J. S. Garrow (1994) studied this question.

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