Ed Litton: "Anaemia in ICU – turning our patients a lighter shade of pale"
Release Date: 06/04/2021
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info_outlineThe management of anaemia is a cornerstone of critical care practice, but how certain are we of the relationship between red blood cell transfusion practices and patient outcomes? And, what else, beyond transfusion thresholds, should clinicians be considering when deciding how best to manage anaemia in the intensive care unit?