Comparing the Push–Pull Technique to Pressure Bag for Administration of Blood Products: A Prospective Nonblinded Observation Simulation-based Study (CoPP toP Study)

This prospective nonblinded observation simulation-based study demonstrated that the push-pull technique was significantly faster than the pressure bag technique.

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Journal of Emergencies Trauma and Shock
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.4103/jets.jets_14_24
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Cardiac Arrest and Resuscitation
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Comparing the Push–Pull Technique to Pressure Bag for Administration of Blood Products: A Prospective Nonblinded Observation Simulation-based Study (CoPP toP Study)

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Comparing the Push–Pull Technique to Pressure Bag for Administration of Blood Products: A Prospective Nonblinded Observation Simulation-based Study (CoPP toP Study)

Aaron Jacob Grossberg, Sagar Galwankar, Daniel A. Fowl, Brian T. Merritt, George M. Nackley, Jude A. Polit-Moran, Chelsea L. Savona
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Abstract

This prospective nonblinded observation simulation-based study demonstrated that the push-pull technique was significantly faster than the pressure bag technique.

Journal of Emergencies Trauma and ShockVol. 17(4)
Florida State University (US), Sarasota Memorial Hospital (US)
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