The use of fibrinogen for bleeding after adenomectomy and kidney surgery

Abstract

One of the important problems of modern surgery is the fight against bleeding during surgery and in the postoperative period. Often the cause of postoperative bleeding are disorders in the blood coagulation system. Hemorrhages caused by a lack of fibrinogen in the blood are of great danger.

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Shemetov V.D.