The impact of prehospital whole blood on hemorrhaging trauma patients: A multi-center retrospective study
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D. Jenkins | S. Schauer | J. Bynum | B. Eastridge | A. Cap | C. Winckler | E. Epley | Elizabeth Waltman | Maxwell A. Braverman | R. Jonas | Andrew Fisher | Michael Shiels | Ronald M Stewart | Alison A Smith | L. Barry | Hannah Corral | Erika Brigmon | Susannah H Nicholson
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