Abstract

Several haemostyptic agents as well as cellular and plasmatic blood products are available for treatment of bleeding complications. Selective application of these compounds according to the patient’s haemostatic disturbances is superior to standard application of cellular concentrates and fresh frozen plasma. Near‐patient testing of whole blood coagulation and fibrinolysis has been suggested for goal directed therapy. Recent data show reduction of consumption of blood products using algorithms and tailored therapy.

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