Acute Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy

Name: Acute Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy
Brand: Taylor & Francis
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Mechanisms, Diagnostics, and Management Strategies

By: Venencia Albert (Editor), Arulselvi Subramanian (Editor), Deepak Agrawal (Editor)

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eText | 23 July 2026 | Edition Number 1

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Trauma-induced coagulopathy (TIC), is a life-threatening complication affecting severely injured patients. This text covers TIC's pathophysiology, risk factors, TBI-associated coagulopathy, diagnostic tools, transfusion prediction scores, and management strategies along with insights into cutting-edge diagnostic approaches. Looking towards the future, it discusses emerging innovations in trauma care and concludes with valuable lessons from a retrospective analysis offering both regional perspective and global implications for improving trauma care protocols and patient survival for clinicians, trauma surgeons, emergency physicians, and healthcare researchers.

Key Features

Offers an in-depth analysis of trauma-induced coagulopathy (TIC), including its mechanisms, diagnostic tools, and management strategies, serving as a comprehensive reference for improving trauma outcomes.
With TIC being a major contributor to preventable trauma deaths, this resource addresses the growing need for targeted, evidence-based approaches among trauma care professionals.
Includes a rare retrospective review drawing on data from national and international experience and perspectives to inform trauma care practice.