Israeli hospitals adopt IDF’s whole blood policy to save trauma and surgery patients

The breakout of the Israel-Hamas War meant that immediately supplying whole blood matched by type was even better for saving the wounded – to the satisfaction of the Israel Medical Corps.

IDF soldiers stand guard during a demonstration by Palestinians against the closure of the main road in Jabaa area south of the West Bank city of Bethlehem.

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ByJUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

DECEMBER 29, 2024 00:54

Israeli hospitals adopt IDF’s whole blood policy to save trauma and surgery patients

The breakout of the Israel-Hamas War meant that immediately supplying whole blood matched by type was even better for saving the wounded – to the satisfaction of the Israel Medical Corps.

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Israeli hospitals adopt IDF’s whole blood policy to save trauma and surgery patients

The breakout of the Israel-Hamas War meant that immediately supplying whole blood matched by type was even better for saving the wounded – to the satisfaction of the Israel Medical Corps.

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