Key result
Current methods of blood loss quantification in major abdominal surgery remain unreliable and inaccurate, prompting the introduction of a clinical trial protocol to compare multiple quantification techniques.
Why the study?
Blood loss quantification in major abdominal surgery remains unreliable and inaccurate despite being essential for evaluating bleeding-reduction strategies and surgical quality.
What are the various methods of blood loss quantification in major abdominal surgery?
Design
Narrative review
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Clinicians should interpret blood loss estimates with caution in major abdominal surgery; leaves open the pursuit of accurate quantification methods.
What are the various methods of blood loss quantification in major abdominal surgery?
This review summarizes current methods for quantifying blood loss in major abdominal surgery, highlighting that current methods remain unreliable and inaccurate.
Zajak et al. (2023) conducted a review in Major abdominal surgery. Blood loss quantification methods was evaluated. Current methods of blood loss quantification in major abdominal surgery remain unreliable and inaccurate, prompting the introduction of a clinical trial protocol to compare multiple quantification techniques.
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