Protocolo de Transfusion Masiva en Obstetricia
Protocolo de Transfusion Masiva en Obstetricia
Protocolo de Transfusion Masiva en Obstetricia
obstetricia
HEMORRAGIAS Massive transfusion protocol in
OBSTÉTRICAS obstetrics
SYMPOSIUM Mauricio La Rosa1
OBSTETRIC ABSTRACT
DOI: https://doi.org/10.31403/rpgo.v66i2234
HEMORRHAGE Obstetric hemorrhage is the most common cause of maternal mortality in the
world. Our knowledge of hemorrhagic shock pathophysiology and management
has significantly improved during the last decades. Blood transfusion has emerged
1. Médico cirujano, especialista as a strategy with great impact on patients’ survival. Consequently, it is crucial to
en Ginecología y Obstetricia, have a protocol of massive blood transfusion available for cases of massive obstetric
subespecialista en Medicina Materno hemorrhage.
Fetal; Docente, Universidad de Texas Key words: Transfusion protocol, massive, Obstetric hemorrhage.
Medical Branch, Texas, Estados
Unidos RESUMEN
La hemorragia obstétrica es la causa más común de mortalidad materna en el
Conflicto de intereses: el autor no tiene mundo. Durante las últimas décadas, nuestro conocimiento de la fisiopatología y
conflicto de intereses manejo del shock hemorrágico se ha incrementado de manera significativa. Una de
las estrategias que más impacto ha tenido en la supervivencia de estas pacientes
Fuente de financiamiento: propio del autor es la transfusión de productos sanguíneos. Debido a ello, es crucial contar con un
Recibido: 2 diciembre 2019 protocolo de transfusión masiva en caso de hemorragia obstétrica masiva.
Palabras clave. Protocolo de transfusión sanguínea masiva, Hemorragia obstétrica.
Aceptado: 6 diciembre 2019
Publicación online: 5 febrero 2020
Correspondencia:
Mauricio La Rosa
m [email protected]
Citar como: La Rosa M. Protocolo de
transfusión masiva en obstetricia. Rev Peru
Ginecol Obstet. 2020;66(1):67-72. DOI:
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