Case of hemolytic shock cured by single-group blood transfusion
P. A. Budnikova
Kazan medical journal ›› 1939, Vol. 35 ›› Issue (1) : 105 -106.
Case of hemolytic shock cured by single-group blood transfusion
In the practical work of a doctor during blood transfusion, the most rare, but at the same time severe, complication is “hemolytic shock”.
The picture of hemolytic shock appears on the operating table or immediately after a blood transfusion. This complication is sometimes so severe that it requires immediate action.
In most cases, the cause of hemolytic shock is the transfusion of incompatible blood of a different group, which occurs due to errors in determining groups.
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