Testing of blood products in a polytrauma model: results of a multi-institutional randomized preclinical trial.
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Michael J. Duggan | M. Dubick | J. Holcomb | M. Schreiber | H. Alam | B. Tieu | M. Tabbara | M. Englehart | M. Prince | M. U. Butt | C. Shults | J. Sondeen | Samantha A Underwood | S. Cho | Leticia M Bice | Melanie S. Morris | M. Duggan
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