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Habitualmente, en el manejo del paciente con traumatismo cráneo-encefálico grave (TCEG), las recomendaciones suelen ir dirigidas al control de la presión intracraneal, siendo llamativa la ausencia de indicaciones específicas sobre el manejo de la anemia1. Fisiopatológicamente, si no tenemos en cuenta los niveles de hemoglobina (Hb), probablemente pudiéramos alcanzar un nivel adecuado de presión de perfusión cerebral, pero con una calidad deficiente en la oxigenación tisular (fig. 1). Es incuestionable que nuestras prácticas en este contexto deben perseguir las recomendaciones europeas «Patient Blood Management», para intentar minimizar las pérdidas sanguíneas, optimizar la hemostasia y, por tanto, evitar de forma multidisciplinar la anemización del paciente, evitando transfusiones innecesarias2.
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Brain Injuries, Traumatic, Humans, Blood Transfusion
Brain Injuries, Traumatic, Humans, Blood Transfusion
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