Is Red Blood Cell Transfusion Associated With Worse Outcome? Results of the SOAP Stud

Jean Louis Vincent; Yasser Sakr; Jean‐Roger Le Gall; Herwig Gerlach; Konrad Reinhart; Charles L. Sprung; Rui P. Moreno; Jean Carlet; Marco Ranieri; Didier Payen

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