Increased platelet:RBC ratios are associated with improved survival after massive transfusion.
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A. Peitzman | E. Bulger | J. Minei | J. Michalek | R. Dutton | J. Sperry | C. Wade | J. Holcomb | M. Schreiber | G. Beilman | J. Pittet | R. Kozar | J. Macleod | K. Sihler | L. Napolitano | M. Croce | G. Vercruysse | K. Brasel | B. Cotton | J. Duchesne | N. Mcswain | M. Cohen | S. Cohn | J. Meredith | R. Ivatury | L. Zarzabal | J. Hess | L. Alarcon | H. Cryer | A. Tillou | J. Perkins | P. Muskat | J. Johannigamn | P. Knudson | B. Tieu | S. Brundage | M. Brunsvold | T. Nunez | G. Pomper | B. Marin | M. Zenati | N. Matijevic | P. Miller | Jing-fei Dong | P. C. Spinella | S. Pati | M. Demoya | C. Wade | R. M. Steward | P. Spinella | P. Muškát
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