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To document clinical observations and therapeutic experiences with traumatic shock among air-raid casualties.

January 29, 1944JAMA

Clinical Aspects of Shock

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To document clinical observations and therapeutic experiences with traumatic shock among air-raid casualties.
Clinical observation of approximately 200 wounded casualties admitted to a hospital during the London air raid period.
Monitoring and clinical documentation of 28 individuals with injuries severe enough to require blood transfusion.
Blood transfusion was required in 28 of the 200 admitted casualties due to severe injury.
Severe operational strain and urgent clinical intervention limited comprehensive record-keeping, yet provided direct bedside insight into traumatic shock.

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Observational study reveals clinical management patterns of traumatic shock in wartime casualties, highlighting the practical realities of emergency blood transfusion.

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J. McMichael (1944) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a89369ad76717fba3eb1616 https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.1944.02850050007003

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Observational study reveals clinical management patterns of traumatic shock in wartime casualties, highlighting the practical realities of emergency blood transfusion.

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