Use of Tranexamic Acid in Trauma in a Prehospital Context

Authors

  • Robson Natario Silveira Filho

  • Thomaz de Carvalho Lima Paiva

  • Breno Vasconcelos Lima Tenório França

  • Pedro Henrique Lins de Almeida

  • Mariana Isabella de Medina Satriano

  • Savyo Firmino de Oliveira Costa

  • Gabriel Oliveira Ferro

  • Pedro Cavalcante Rocha

  • Annie Lis de Lima Ferreira

  • Maria Luiza Lima Cordeiro de Castro

  • Isadora Oliveira Barbosa

  • Laura Beatriz Tenorio Vitorino

  • Alice Cardoso Braga

  • Nycolle Beatriz Lima de Siqueira

  • Izadora Magalhães Vasconcellos

  • Matheus Pedrosa Cavalcante

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34257/GJMRFVOL23IS7PG35

Keywords:

tranexamic acid; trauma; pre-hospital

Abstract

Introduction Tranexamic acid TXA is indicated for the control and prevention of hyperfibrinolysis-induced hemorrhages because it promotes increased clot stability 11 Since its pre-hospital use is not yet well-defined the purpose of this article is to evaluate the scientific research on its mechanism of action indications and contraindications to supplement the risk-benefit discussion Methodology The current study is a literature review the database of which was taken from the SciELO Scientific Electronic Library Online and PubMed platforms

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Robson Natario Silveira Filho, Thomaz de Carvalho Lima Paiva, Breno Vasconcelos Lima Tenório França, Pedro Henrique Lins de Almeida, Mariana Isabella de Medina Satriano, Savyo Firmino de Oliveira Costa, … Matheus Pedrosa Cavalcante. (2023). Use of Tranexamic Acid in Trauma in a Prehospital Context. Global Journal of Medical Research, 23(F7), 35–38. https://doi.org/10.34257/GJMRFVOL23IS7PG35

 
Use of Tranexamic Acid in Trauma in a Prehospital Context

Published

2023-09-25

Issue

Vol. 23 No. F7 (2023): GJMR-F Diseases: Volume 23 Issue F7

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